Do not expose to extreme humidity, continuous sunlight, or temperatures above 275°F (135°C) for extended periods of time
Material & Finish
Construction
Manufactured in a flat press by laminating paper saturated in melamine resin with phenolic-impregnated kraft layers at high pressure and heat. Panels are trimmed to size and the backs are sanded to facilitate bonding to a substrate. Material thickness is determined by the number of kraft layers bonded together
Content
Melamine-saturated decorative paper laminated to a phenolic-impregnated kraft paper core
Finish
Textured/Suede (finish code: SD) comes standard. Alternatively, choose from 27 other finish options
Format
Panel / Sheet
Availability & Procurement
Availability
Unavailable
City Of Origin
Auburn
Country Of Origin
United States
Custom Capabilities
Other widths and thicknesses available upon request
Technical Specifications
Edge End
Edges should be filed smooth and oriented towards the substrate to help prevent stress cracks and to minimize chipping
Impact Resistance
Tested to standard NEMA/LD 3-2005 for ball impact resistance. Results varied between 40 in-66 in depending on product type and thickness
Overall Thickness
48
Product Features
Customizable
Size
36 in x 96 in, 36 in x 120 in, 36 in x 144 in, 48 in x 96 in, 48 in x 120 in, 48 in x 144 in, 60 in x 96 in, 60 in x 120 in, 60 in x 144 in
Use carbide-tipped blades and router bits for cutting purposes. Keep feed rates slow and tool speed high. The inside corners of cutouts should have a minimum radius of 0.125in and be filed smooth. When fasteners are required, it is advisable to drill an oversized hole through the laminate first. These strategies reduce the likelihood of stress cracks. Refer to the Postforming Technical Bulletin for postforming guidance
Performance Metrics
Abrasion Wear Resistance
Tested to standard NEMA/LD 3-2005 for wear resistance. Result of 1,000 cycles
Flammability
Tested to standard ASTM E84 and CAN/ULC-S102-M. Results dependent on the HPL product type, bonding substrate, and adhesive. See Technical Bulletin for additional information
Light Blocking
Unknown
Lightfastness
Tested to standard NEMA/LD 3-2005 for light resistance. Resulted in no effects
Maintenance
Cleaning with a solution of warm water and liquid dishwashing detergent is all that should be required in most cases. Stains may be removed with most non-abrasive household cleaners such as FORMULA 409®, GLASS PLUS® or WINDEX® with AMMONIA D®. Light scrubbing with a soft bristled brush may be necessary to remove stains from the depth of the structure on some textured surfaces. If the stain persists, use a paste of baking soda and water and apply with a soft bristled brush. Stubborn stains that resist any of the above cleaning methods may require the use of undiluted household bleach. Note that prolonged exposure of the laminate surface to bleach will cause discoloration. Avoid abrasives and harsh chemicals
Stain Resistance
Stain 1-10 No Effect, Stain 11-15 No Effect (NEMA/LD 3-2005 3.4)
Water Resistance
Tested to standard NEMA/LD 3-2005 for boiling water resistance. Resulted in no effects.
Sustainability
Human Health
Human Health Impact
CDPH Standard Method v1.2-2017, Declare Product Label - LBC Red List Approved, UL GREENGUARD, UL GREENGUARD GOLD, Low Emitting/Low VOC
VOC Emissions Testing Methodology
CDPH / CHPS 01350 Compliant
Climate Health
Climate Impact
CARB Compliant
Emissions
Low emitting
Ecosystem Health
Ecosystem Health
Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) Certified - Chain of Custody
Social Health & Equity
Social Equity Impact
Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) Certified - Chain of Custody
