Parameters | |
Maximum Sheet Size | 2,440 × 1,220mm / 3,050 × 1,220mm / 2,800 × 1,220mm (0.8mm only) |
Finished Thickness | 0.7 or 0.8mm |
Panel Density | Approx. 1,200 kg/m³ |
Formaldehyde Emission | E0 |
24H Water Absorption Swelling Rate | — |
Panel Composition | Kraft paper core faced with melamine-impregnated décor paper |
Panel Structure | ① Melamine-impregnated décor paper ② Kraft paper core |
Panel Edge Processing | — |
Panel Surface Finish | — |
Panel Properties | B1 flame retardancy, scratch and abrasion resistance, moisture, water and mold resistance, and resistance to high temperatures and chemicals. Suitable for walls, kitchen cabinets and furniture countertops in homes, hotels and offices, and for laboratory countertops and furniture in hospitals, schools and research institutions |
Decorative Surface Materials | Melamine-impregnated décor paper |
Deep Processing Types | — |
Product Highlights | Moisture-resistant and abrasion-resistant, ultra-thin and formable into special shapes, with a full range of decors — ideal for creative design spaces |
HPL is a high-pressure decorative laminate built on a kraft paper core and pressed to approximately 1,200 kg/m3. At only 0.7mm or 0.8mm it delivers a hard, dense surface that resists scratching, abrasion, moisture and chemicals.
The laminate is available in 2,440 x 1,220mm and 3,050 x 1,220mm sheets, plus 2,800 x 1,220mm in 0.8mm only. B1 flame retardancy, E0 emission and resistance to high temperature make it suitable for kitchen cabinets, door panels, wall linings and laboratory or hospital worktops.
Press-cured to about 1,200 kg/m3, the laminate holds a hard, closed surface that resists impact and abrasion.
E0 emission and B1 flame retardancy are built into the pressing process, with no surface coating to maintain.
Widely formable into special shapes and offered in a broad decor range, in 0.7mm and 0.8mm.
Thin sections bond quickly to flat substrates, and a 2,800mm format is available for 0.8mm work.
A durable, chemical-resistant face is added at minimal thickness, protecting low-cost cores in heavy-use interiors.
Melamine-impregnated decorative paper forms the visible face of HPL and is pressed integrally with the kraft core. Decors can therefore follow wood, stone or solid-colour schemes on kitchen fronts, door panels and worktops without a separate finishing operation.