Stratified White

Stratified (HPL) is a laminate material with high thickness.

Under the surface, panels obtained from numerous layers of kraft paper, impregnated with thermosetting resins, are united.
For its aesthetic appeal and resistance, it is used for the creation of furnishing products.
HPL is a material with excellent aesthetic and functional qualities.
It is made by pressing several layers of paper, impregnated with thermosetting resins.
The pressing process takes place through the combined action of heat at 150°C and high pressure.
The result is a product with completely different characteristics from those of its constituent elements: HPL is a stable and high-density product.

The material is resistant to moisture and wear, while maintaining its aesthetic and performance characteristics unchanged for the entire life cycle, even when the temperature and humidity vary.
The small surface flaws (small dots) meet the tolerances allowed by the UNI EN 438 standards, which regulate the European standards of plastic laminates (HPL).