Wilsonart Grey Glace Matte Finish 4 ft. x 8 ft. Vertical Grade Laminate Sheet 4142-60-335-48X096

Description

Postforming Grade is thicker than Vertical Grade laminates which gives the sheet more wear and tear capability.When will I receive my laminate? Wilsonart laminate can be returned if it qualifies all our return conditions. If the color number has a Y in it, these colors take 4-6 weeks for fulfillment. HPL is a decorative surface which composes of a resin impregnated kraft paper creating rigidity, a decorative paper to display the design of the laminate, and a clear melamine overlay on top for protection. All of these components are bonded together using high pressure and heat. The thickness of HPL you need depends on your application. A couple examples of applications are vertical surfaces of desks and restaurant booths. Postforming Grade: Postforming Grade laminates are used mainly for horizontal surfaces such as kitchen countertops, bathroom vanities, islands, desk tops and table tops. Once created, the HPL can be bonded to a substrate such as plywood, particle board, or MDF with ease using contact cement/adhesive.How do I select a thickness? Vertical Grade laminates are made to also be functional, durable, and decorative, but generally are used where the surface must absorb somewhat less impact than a comparable horizontal surface and serve mostly as architectural cladding.

Key Features

• The thickness of HPL you need depends on your application.
• HPL is a decorative surface which composes of a resin impregnated kraft paper creating rigidity, a decorative paper to display the design of the laminate, and a clear melamine overlay on top for protection.
• Postforming Grade: Postforming Grade laminates are used mainly for horizontal surfaces such as kitchen countertops, bathroom vanities, islands, desk tops and table tops.
• A couple examples of applications are vertical surfaces of desks and restaurant booths.
• Vertical Grade laminates are made to also be functional, durable, and decorative, but generally are used where the surface must absorb somewhat less impact than a comparable horizontal surface and serve mostly as architectural cladding.
• All of these components are bonded together using high pressure and heat.