Wallis -Anti-Scratch PETG Sheet
Wallis
Anti-Scratch PETG Sheet
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In modern interior design, furniture surfaces are expected to do more than provide an attractive appearance. They must also withstand daily use, frequent contact, and different types of household stains.
Kitchen cabinet doors, in particular, are exposed to cooking oil, grease, fingerprints, food splashes, and other contaminants. Over time, these substances can affect the appearance of decorative surfaces and increase daily cleaning requirements.
Wallis Anti-Oil & Easy-Clean PETG Furniture Film is developed for furniture applications where surface cleanliness, decorative appearance, and convenient maintenance are important.
Made with a PETG-based decorative film structure and an optional functional surface treatment, this product is designed to help reduce oil adhesion and make common greasy stains easier to remove.
Unlike ordinary decorative films that primarily focus on color and appearance, anti-oil PETG furniture film places additional emphasis on the practical performance of the surface.
It combines decorative flexibility with functional surface characteristics, making it a suitable option for kitchen cabinets, wardrobe doors, bathroom furniture, wall panels, and customized furniture projects.
As a plastic film manufacturer and supplier, Shanghai Wallis Technology Co., Ltd. provides customized PETG furniture film solutions for furniture factories, cabinet manufacturers, distributors, and international wholesale buyers.
Our goal is to help furniture manufacturers select decorative surface materials that meet their design requirements as well as their expectations for everyday use.

| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Anti-Oil & Easy-Clean PETG Furniture Film |
| Base Material | PETG |
| Product Type | Decorative Furniture Surface Film |
| Functional Treatment | Oil-Resistant / Easy-Clean Surface Treatment |
| Optional Functions | Anti-Fingerprint / Scratch-Resistant / Stain-Resistant |
| Surface Finish | Matte / Glossy / Ultra-Matte |
| Colors | Solid Colors / Customized Colors |
| Patterns | Customized Decorative Patterns |
| Thickness | Customized According to Requirements |
| Width | Customized According to Requirements |
| Length | Customized According to Requirements |
| Main Applications | Kitchen Cabinets / Wardrobes / Bathroom Cabinets / Wall Panels |
| Processing Method | Lamination onto Suitable Furniture Boards |
| Customization | Color / Thickness / Width / Surface Texture / Functional Treatment |
| Supply Type | Factory Supply / Wholesale / Customized Orders |
Note: Final product specifications depend on the selected PETG structure and production requirements. Please contact Wallis for confirmed technical data and available options.

Cooking oil and grease are among the most common contaminants found on kitchen furniture. When oil accumulates on cabinet doors and surrounding decorative panels, it can create visible marks and make cleaning more difficult.
Wallis anti-oil PETG furniture film can be developed with a functional surface treatment designed to reduce the adhesion of oily contaminants.
This helps limit the tendency of oil to remain on the decorative surface, making routine cleaning more convenient.
For furniture manufacturers serving residential kitchen projects, this feature provides an additional functional advantage beyond conventional decorative film.
A decorative furniture surface should be easy to maintain, especially in areas that are frequently touched or exposed to household contaminants.
The easy-clean surface treatment is designed to help users remove common oil stains, fingerprints, and everyday dirt using appropriate cleaning methods.
Instead of requiring complicated maintenance procedures, many ordinary surface contaminants can be removed with a soft cloth and a suitable cleaning solution.
This makes the material particularly interesting for kitchen cabinet manufacturers, where ease of maintenance is an important purchasing consideration.
Fingerprints are especially noticeable on dark-colored, high-gloss, and frequently touched furniture surfaces.
For projects where maintaining a clean appearance is important, Wallis can offer anti-fingerprint surface options according to the selected PETG film structure.
These treatments are intended to reduce the visibility or adhesion of fingerprints and oily marks, helping furniture maintain a more consistent appearance during daily use.
It is important to distinguish anti-fingerprint performance from oil resistance. Both functions can be considered in product development, but they should be evaluated separately.
Kitchen cabinets, wardrobe doors, and furniture panels are exposed to repeated contact during everyday use.
For applications requiring additional surface protection, Wallis can discuss PETG film structures with enhanced scratch-resistant properties.
The final scratch resistance depends on the selected coating, film construction, and testing conditions.
For buyers supplying premium furniture markets, combining easy-clean performance with an appropriate scratch-resistant surface can help create a more complete decorative material solution.
Different furniture manufacturers have different production equipment, board structures, and decorative requirements.
Wallis supports customized PETG furniture film solutions based on project specifications.
Buyers can discuss film thickness, width, color, surface finish, and functional treatment requirements with our team before placing bulk orders.
This customization approach helps reduce the gap between the decorative material and the actual needs of the furniture production process.

The performance of anti-oil furniture film is closely related to its surface structure and treatment technology.
In general, oil-resistant surface treatments are designed to modify the interaction between the film surface and oily contaminants.
Depending on the formulation, a treated surface may reduce oil spreading, adhesion, or the amount of residue that remains after cleaning.
However, anti-oil performance is not determined by the PETG base material alone. The functional coating, surface energy, film construction, and manufacturing conditions all contribute to the final result.
For this reason, buyers should evaluate the complete decorative film structure rather than selecting a material based only on its base resin.
When developing an anti-oil PETG furniture film solution, Wallis recommends evaluating the following characteristics:
Oil contact behavior on the film surface.
Ease of removing common cooking oil stains.
Surface appearance after repeated cleaning.
Compatibility with the intended furniture board.
Adhesion and stability during the lamination process.
Compatibility between the functional coating and the selected surface finish.
The actual performance should be verified using representative samples and agreed testing conditions.
Kitchen cabinets are one of the most important application areas for anti-oil decorative film.
During cooking, cabinet surfaces may come into contact with oil droplets, food splashes, fingerprints, and other contaminants.
Using a suitable easy-clean PETG decorative film can help make daily surface maintenance more convenient.
It is particularly suitable for modern kitchen furniture projects where both appearance and practicality matter.
Kitchen islands and storage cabinets are often positioned in frequently used areas of the home.
Their surfaces may experience repeated contact, food stains, and daily cleaning.
An easy-clean decorative film can be considered for these applications, provided the selected film and furniture board structure meet the project's requirements.
Wardrobe doors and bedroom furniture are not normally exposed to cooking grease, but fingerprints, dust, and daily contact can still affect their appearance.
PETG decorative film offers different colors and finishes for modern wardrobe designs.
For projects requiring easier surface maintenance, optional anti-fingerprint and stain-resistant treatments can be considered.
Bathroom cabinets are frequently exposed to water splashes, fingerprints, and household cleaning products.
PETG decorative film with an appropriate easy-clean surface may be used on suitable bathroom furniture panels.
However, the moisture resistance of the complete furniture product also depends on the board material, edge sealing, adhesive system, and overall construction.
Decorative wall panels are increasingly used in residential interiors, hotels, commercial spaces, and furniture projects.
PETG film offers flexible decorative possibilities for these applications, including customized colors and surface finishes.
The selected film structure should be matched to the intended panel substrate and installation environment.

For furniture manufacturers, material consistency is just as important as the appearance of the finished product.
Variations in thickness, surface finish, color, or coating performance may affect the final appearance of furniture panels and create challenges during mass production.
At Shanghai Wallis Technology Co., Ltd., we focus on material quality, production consistency, and customized plastic film solutions.
Our approach to product quality includes several important stages.
The selection of raw materials is an important starting point for PETG furniture film production.
Material characteristics can influence transparency, flexibility, processing behavior, and final surface appearance.
Wallis evaluates material requirements according to the intended product structure and application.
The film structure and surface treatment are important factors affecting the finished product.
For anti-oil furniture film, the surface treatment needs to be compatible with the PETG base film and the intended functional requirements.
The production process should focus on maintaining consistent surface appearance and functional treatment across the material.
Appearance inspection helps identify visible defects that may affect the quality of the final furniture surface.
Relevant inspection items can include:
Surface scratches and visible contamination.
Color and gloss consistency.
Surface uniformity.
Thickness consistency.
Visible defects and processing irregularities.
We encourage customers to evaluate samples before confirming large production orders.
This is especially important for functional furniture films because the final results depend on the selected film structure, adhesive, furniture board, and processing conditions.
Testing samples under actual or representative production conditions helps buyers make a more informed purchasing decision.

Choosing a furniture film supplier is not only about finding a competitive price. Buyers also need a supplier that understands material requirements, manufacturing processes, customization, and long-term supply expectations.
Shanghai Wallis Technology Co., Ltd. specializes in plastic materials and customized plastic product solutions.
Our product portfolio covers plastic sheets and films, card materials, finished cards, and customized plastic fabrication.
For furniture film customers, we focus on providing decorative film options that can support different furniture designs and manufacturing requirements.


Anti-oil PETG furniture film is a decorative PETG-based film with an oil-resistant surface treatment. It is designed to reduce the adhesion of greasy contaminants and make everyday cleaning more convenient.
Yes. Kitchen cabinet doors are a major potential application because they are frequently exposed to cooking oil, grease, food splashes, and fingerprints.
The easy-clean surface treatment is designed to help remove common oily stains more conveniently. Actual cleaning performance depends on the oil type, contact time, cleaning method, and film formulation.
No. Oil resistance and anti-fingerprint performance are different surface properties. A product may be developed with both functions, but each should be evaluated independently.
Scratch resistance depends on the surface coating and film structure. Additional scratch-resistant options can be discussed according to the customer's application requirements.
Yes. Wallis supports customized colors, decorative patterns, and surface finishes according to production feasibility and order requirements.
PETG furniture film can be designed for lamination onto suitable MDF and other furniture substrates. Compatibility should be confirmed according to the film structure, adhesive system, and lamination equipment.
A practical method is to apply a controlled amount of cooking oil to the surface, allow a specified contact period, and then evaluate the cleaning result under consistent conditions.
For professional purchasing decisions, buyers should establish agreed test conditions and acceptance criteria with the supplier.
Are you looking for an easy-clean decorative film solution for kitchen cabinets or other furniture applications?
Wallis welcomes inquiries from furniture manufacturers, cabinet factories, distributors, and international wholesale buyers.
Whether you need standard PETG decorative film or a customized surface solution with oil-resistant and anti-fingerprint properties, our team can discuss your requirements and help identify a suitable product structure.
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Company: Shanghai Wallis Technology Co., Ltd.
Website: https://www.wallisplastic.com/
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