HPL outdoor panel:
UV Proof
Strong resistance to impact
Self supporting & Long term stability
No toxic & totally hygienic
Resistant to moisture
HPL outdoor panel:
HPL outdoor board is an upgrade of normal compact laminate, is a kind a solid, high pressure and extremely durable decorative
building panel, and since it is uv-proof so that can be used outside for building decoration.
Hpl outdoor board is made from layers of quality kraft papers impregnated with phenolic resin, Incorporates a clear overlay on both decorative faces, and
manufactured under high pressure and temperature.
The panel is a high performance material.
Features:
Self supporting & Long term stability
No toxic & totally hygienic
Resistant to moisture & steam
Resistant to chemical
Resistant to heat & cigarette burns
Extremely durable.
Application
Multipurpose DEBO Compact HPL has a wide field of applications,
Toilet and Shower Partition
Lockers
Laboratory Top
Cabinet
Vanity top
Compact Door
Interior Wall Cladding
Office Furniture
School Furniture
Available Thickness: 1.6-25mm.
Solid grade laminate (SGL)
Solid grade laminate (SGL) is referred to in many ways: - compact, compact grade laminate, solid phenolic laminate, & Trespa (trade name)
Construction
About 70 sheets of Kraft paper are bonded together under pressure with phenolic resin. The top and bottom layers are a decorative melamine which form the end pattern & colour of the sheet. Intense pressure and heat causes all the layers to fuse together, and once the resin has set, forms a solid,waterproof and highly resilient material.
Applications
Unlike High Pressure Laminate which requires a substrate such as chipboard or plywood to give structural support, SGL is a self supporting material with excellent impact resistance.
Benefits
- Being waterproof SGL is ideal for changing rooms and other wet areas
- Its durability means long product life making it very cost effective over time
- No substrate means no need for independent edging that could come off
- Hygienic and easy to clean
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