What Defines Us

Woodaffix

was founded with a mission to simplify the process of purchasing TFL. Rather than dealing with the hassle of placing bulk orders in person or over the phone, followed by the labor-intensive tasks of pickup, edge banding, and assembly, we provide a more streamlined solution. Our products come pre-cut and factory-finished, saving you both time and effort. Whether you have your own blueprints ready to bring to life using our Lepton Optimizer tool or prefer to select from our curated collection of designs in the Lepton Designer, we’ve made it easier than ever to design, order, and have your product conveniently delivered to your door.

Thermally Fused Laminate (TFL)

is a modern, durable, and stylish surface material used in both commercial and residential design. TFL panels consist of two main components: a composite wood core and resin-impregnated décor paper, which are fused together using heat and pressure.

TFL evolved from what were commonly known as "melamine panels," a term still frequently used in many parts of North America and Europe. However, it's important to distinguish TFL from other materials referred to as "melamine" in the retail market. While these other materials contain some melamine resin, they are essentially lightweight papers glued to a substrate rather than being thermally fused. As a result, they are suitable for some residential shelving and light-duty furniture but lack the strength and durability required for heavy-use, high-traffic applications where TFL excels.