Materials and finishes:
the evidence,
not the argument
Grade, thickness and finish are the easy part of a specification to copy. These pages give you the numbers anyway, and then tell you what actually decides the result.
Grades quoted are 304 and 316L; other grades are sourced to order and named in the quote. Cut and finished in our own factory in Foshan.
- Grades
- 304 / 316L
- Thickness
- 0.8–3.0 mm
- Sheet
- 1500 × 4000
- Finishes
- 15
Six material pages
Written to be useful for a specification, and deliberately placed after the process in the navigation.
Why this section exists at all
Material is where most buyers start searching and most suppliers stop talking. A grade and a finish can be copied from any competitor's website in ten minutes, which is exactly why they cannot be the argument.
These pages exist for two reasons: they answer the specification question honestly, and they are the honest place to say that the specification is not what makes a job go well.
Read them for the numbers. Then read the process, because that is where the numbers turn into something that fits.
What we hold, in one strip
Every trading company can quote these numbers. What decides whether the panel looks right in the room is the joint, the batch and the trial fit — which is why each page ends by pointing at the process, not at the material.
Ask for a sample of
the exact
finish.
A 100 × 100 mm sample of the finish you are specifying, posted free. Holding the panel under your own lighting is not the same as looking at a photograph.