Ship interior trim refers to the finishing materials and details used to enhance the aesthetics and functionality of marine interiors. It includes elements like paneling, moldings, and decorative features tailored for maritime environments. These trims are designed to withstand harsh conditions while maintaining a polished, cohesive look.

Size: Typically available in standard panel sizes of 1220mm x 2440mm, with thickness ranging from 3mm to 25mm.

Grade: Marine-grade materials compliant with IMO, SOLAS, and other relevant maritime standards.

Viscosity: Not applicable for solid panels; coatings may have viscosities of 50-100 cP (depending on application).

Buoyancy: Non-buoyant or low-buoyancy materials, often reinforced for structural integrity.

Material: Common materials include marine plywood, FRP (Fiber Reinforced Plastic), HPL (High-Pressure Laminate), and fire-retardant composites.

Fire Resistance: Must meet IMO FTP Code for fire safety (e.g., A-60, B-15 ratings).

Weight: Varies by material (e.g., marine plywood: ~700 kg/m³, FRP: ~1200-1600 kg/m³).

Moisture Resistance: High resistance to humidity and saltwater exposure.

Finish: Smooth, textured, or laminated surfaces with UV-resistant coatings.

Installation: Designed for easy mounting with marine adhesives or mechanical fasteners.

Yes, this product complies with relevant maritime standards for interior trim and marine interiors.