Post forming is basically a process where laminates are applied on a surface such as plywood or MDF (Medium Density Fibreboard). In fact, post forming can be done on any surface that has edges that are specially formed. After this, the laminate can be rolled over the edges.

What does post formed mean?

The term ‘postforming’ is used to describe the bending process applied to specially developed grades of laminate which, whilst possessing all the well-known properties of standard grade high pressure laminates, can also be formed into simple cylindrical concave or convex curves.

What is Post grade laminate?

Post Form Grade Laminate Post forming is the process of applying laminate to a particleboard substrate using heat and pressure. Post form grade laminate is thin and often made with a different process than vertical or horizontal grade. This allows the material to bend and adhere to particleboard.