HPL

An HPL (high pressure laminate) board consists of a wood fibre
or paper core and two top layers. The core of the board consists of
several layers of wood fibre and paper impregnated with phenolic
resin. During production, these layers are pressed together under
high pressure and at a high temperature. The resin used is a so-called
thermoset. This means that the resin hardens under the influence of
heat. The pressing compresses the board and creates a very dense and
rock-hard board. HPL panels are firm and have a UV-protective and
coloured top layer. HPL panels are weather resistant.
 
We prioritise eco-conscious manufacturing, powered by wind and
solar energy to reduce our carbon footprint. Our tabletops use highly
durable HPL panels with unmatched performance, extending product
life and reducing waste. Certified to the highest environmental and
safety standards, every step of our process supports the communities
and ecosystems we touch.
 
Care and maintenance
Our tabletops are made of highly durable HPL panels with unmatched
features that require minimal maintenance. They have a non-porous
surface, making them easy to clean with just a mild cleaning agent
and a soft cloth.
 
Avoid direct contact with hot surfaces
Avoid direct cutting on surface by a sharp object to prevent scratches.
Avoid using aggressive cleaning agents. These panels can withstand normal soft cleaning agents.
Avoid covering the top with a protective cover which may cause permanent stains due to weathering, suffocation or moulds. Let the top breathe normally.