WPC Board- Wood Plastic Composite

WPC board stands for Wood Plastic Composite board. It is made by blending wood fibers with thermoplastic resins, resulting in a waterproof, termite-proof, and durable material.

The most common standard size is 8×4 ft (32 sq ft), though custom sizes may be available depending on the supplier.

Common thickness options include 5mm, 6mm, 8mm, 12mm, and 18mm, suitable for different applications.

Yes, WPC boards are 100% waterproof and do not swell, warp, or delaminate when exposed to moisture.

Yes, WPC boards are resistant to termites and insects, unlike traditional wood or plywood.

They can be used for kitchen cabinets, wardrobes, wall panels, bathroom vanities, partitions, decking, fences, and exterior cladding.

Good-quality WPC boards typically last 15–20 years outdoors and much longer indoors with proper care.

Yes, WPC is a popular plywood alternative, especially in wet areas like kitchens and bathrooms where plywood tends to swell.

Yes, WPC boards can be painted, laminated, veneered, or finished just like plywood or MDF.

WPC boards are more resistant to moisture and termites than plywood, but plywood may sometimes offer higher load-bearing capacity. Choosing the right thickness solves this issue.

WPC board price usually ranges from ₹80 to ₹150 per sq ft, depending on thickness, brand, and finish.

Yes, WPC often uses recycled wood and plastic materials, and it is free from harmful chemicals like formaldehyde.

Yes, WPC boards are perfect for outdoor applications like decking, cladding, and fences, as they resist weather, rain, and UV exposure.

Maintenance is simple — just clean with soap and water. No need for polishing, sealing, or repainting.

Yes, WPC boards are ideal for modular kitchen cabinets, as they don’t swell or rot in humid conditions.

Like most materials, WPC has slight thermal expansion. Leave small gaps (2–4 mm) during installation to allow for expansion and contraction.

Yes, WPC can be drilled, nailed, and screwed easily, similar to wood, but using proper tools is recommended for a clean finish.

Initially, WPC may cost a little more than plywood, but it saves money in the long run by reducing maintenance and replacement costs.

WPC is generally more fire-retardant than untreated wood, but always check the fire rating before using it in sensitive areas.

Anupam Plastics offers high-quality 8×4 ft WPC boards in multiple thicknesses (5mm–18mm), with a convenient MOQ of 10 pieces, making it suitable for both contractors and homeowners.