6H Anti Scratch Acrylic Sheets Laminated with PET Sheet for Furniturre Film

Our 6H anti-scratch acrylic furniture film is a multi-layer laminated decorative material designed for modern furniture surfaces.

It features a transparent acrylic surface layer combined with a printed PET decorative layer, delivering high gloss appearance, strong scratch resistance, and excellent design flexibility.

This structure makes it an ideal solution for cabinet doors, wardrobe panels, furniture boards, and interior decorative surfaces, especially where visual quality and durability are equally important.

Technical Specifications

Why Acrylic + Printed PET Furniture Film?

Acrylic sheets laminated with PET film

Understanding 6H Hardness

What Does "6H" Mean?

The term "6H" comes from the pencil hardness scale used in materials testing. It's a method of evaluating surface resistance by scratching it with pencils of varying hardness levels, from the softest (6B) to the hardest (9H). A "6H" rating means the surface can resist scratches from a 6H pencil—significantly harder than typical daily-use items like pens, keys, or utensils. This level of scratch resistance makes it ideal for furniture, where surfaces take a lot of abuse from day-to-day activities.

The Importance of Scratch Resistance in Furniture

Imagine investing in a beautiful kitchen cabinet or wardrobe that gets covered in scratches within a few months. It ruins the look and the feel. That’s where scratch resistance becomes a game changer. With 6H-rated acrylic sheets, you don’t have to worry about minor abrasions dulling the finish. This means your furniture retains its polished, like-new appearance for much longer, even in high-traffic environments like kitchens, kids' rooms, and office spaces.

6H Hardness of Acrylic sheet

Key Features & Advantages

6H Anti-Scratch Acrylic Surface

The acrylic top layer reaches 6H hardness, effectively resisting scratches from daily use, cleaning, and transportation — ideal for high-use furniture surfaces.

High-Gloss & Premium Visual Effect

The transparent acrylic layer enhances the depth and clarity of the printed PET pattern, creating a luxury, glass-like finish widely used in modern furniture design.

Rich Decorative Options

The PET layer supports:

• Wood grain patterns

• Marble textures

• Solid and metallic colors

• Customized printed designs

Perfect for brand-specific and OEM furniture projects.

Stable & Durable Lamination

• Excellent adhesion between acrylic and PET layers

• Resistant to moisture, stains, and deformation

• Maintains surface flatness and long-term appearance

Lightweight & Easy Processing

Compared with glass panels, acrylic furniture film is:

• Lighter and safer

• Easier to laminate onto MDF, plywood, or particle boards

• Suitable for CNC, cutting, and edge banding processes

Advantages of acrylic furniture film

Applications in Furniture Design

These sheets are incredibly versatile, making them suitable for almost every piece of furniture:

• Cabinets & Wardrobes: Adds a modern, high-gloss look that resists fingerprints and scratches.

• Shelving Units: Clear or tinted panels that keep things stylish and durable.

• Countertops & Tabletops: Tough enough for everyday use, elegant enough for showpieces.

• Sliding Doors: Lightweight yet sturdy for smooth sliding action.

Why Choose Wallis Acrylic Furniture Films?

• Professional manufacturer with stable quality control

• OEM & wholesale customization available

• Consistent gloss and lamination performance

• Support for large-scale furniture production

We help furniture brands upgrade surface quality and stand out in competitive markets.

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FAQs

1. What makes 6H acrylic sheets unique?

They offer ultra-high scratch resistance, excellent clarity, and long-term durability—far better than regular acrylic or glass.

2. Are PET-laminated acrylic sheets safe for kitchen use?

Yes! They’re heat-resistant, non-toxic, and do not emit harmful chemicals—making them ideal for kitchen cabinets and backsplashes.

4. How do they compare to tempered glass?

They’re lighter, more impact-resistant, and safer to handle. Plus, they’re easier to customize in terms of shape and finish.