Bridge tunnel mechanical board reshapes indoor door filling material selection with innovative tubular structure, becoming a quality choice for high-end residential, star rated hotels, and quiet luxury office spaces.

Its excellent sound insulation and noise reduction performance creates a private and quiet space for bedroom doors, and its physical insulation characteristics ensure that the entrance door does not leak cold in winter and does not transfer heat in summer.


The pressure and impact resistant structure is designed to withstand high-frequency use in commercial spaces, and the scientific flame-retardant design builds a fire barrier for life.


Bridge hole mechanical board comprehensively solves the system requirements of solid wood composite doors in terms of sound insulation, thermal insulation, durability, safety and other dimensions, redefining the performance benchmark of high-end indoor door fillers.

Sound insulation and noise reduction
Physical insulation
Compression and impact resistance
Scientific flame retardant
Efficient sound insulation
Can reduce noise interference by 28 decibels
Closed air layer
40mm bridge opening mechanical plate ≈ 300mm brick wall
Tubular hollow structure
Compression resistance: 20kg/c ㎡
Oxygen deficiency and flame suppression
Resistant to flame burning for 15 minutes, building a barrier of life
High precision
Weight optimization
Environmental Protection and Health
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Three sands and three inspections
Thickness deviation of 0.1mm
Lightweight and load reducing
Reduce weight burden by 60%
Reduce glue addition by 60%
Free formaldehyde emission ≤ 0.05mg/m ³
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Selection of high-quality materials for board making: Hemu wood
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Selection of high-quality materials for board making: Hemu wood
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Selection of high-quality materials for board making: Hemu wood
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Selection of high-quality materials for board making: Hemu wood
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