Kiosks fabricated of routed MDF board that is membrane-pressed, flat-laminated, miter-folded, post-formed or profile-wrapped with scratch- and mar-resistant RENOLIT film exhibit outstanding resistance to damage and—compared with kiosk housings of heavy-gauge plastic or painted sheet metal—are easier to repair quickly in the field at low cost by simply replacing a damaged panel.

And unlike traditional surfacing techniques, RENOLIT film offers the ultimate in three-dimensional design freedom. Virtually any shape that can be CNC routed into a wood substrate, from compound curves and safe, rounded corners to sharp details and brand identification can be faithfully reproduced by membrane pressing.

Because parts are seamless, they appear to be machined from solid aluminum, stone, marble, wood or solid surfacing (depending on the color or pattern of RENOLIT film selected) while enabling designers to create shapes that minimize the possibility of injury to the user or damage to the kiosk.

Availability from stock, and a cut-to-length program for prototyping and smaller production runs, put the advantages of membrane pressing with RENOLIT film within easy reach of every small or large kiosk manufacturer.


Vendor Referral Program

If your current sources do not yet offer the equipment needed for CNC routing, membrane-pressing, miter-folding or profile wrapping, RENOLIT can provide a list of well-equipped vendors that do.