Plain decorative laminate

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Product Overview
Polybett phenolic high‑pressure laminate (HPL) is a double‑sided structural decorative panel offering high mechanical strength, excellent anti‑impact performance and waterproof/moisture‑resistant properties. Intended for industrial and commercial interior uses such as kitchen countertops, wall panels, toilet partitions, counters, lockers and interior furniture. Available in glossy, matt and textured finishes with a wide range of decors. Easy to machine with standard carbide‑tipped tools: drill, tap, sand, shape and cut.

Key features

• High mechanical strength and superior anti‑impact performance
• Waterproof, moisture and mildew resistant
• Finishes: gloss, matt, textured
• Good machinability with standard carbide tools
• Decor options: solid colors, wood grain, metal and stone effects

Product specifications

• Brand: Polybett
• Material: Phenolic resin‑impregnated kraft paper; melamine decorative overlay
• Standard sizes (mm): 1220×2400, 1220×3050, 1300×2800, 1300×3050 (other sizes on request)
• Thickness range: 0.6–25 mm (typical: 8–25 mm; 12 mm common)
• Finishes: Texture, Matt, Gloss
• Decors: Solid, Wood grain, Metal, Stone, custom options
• MOQ: 100 pieces
• Lead time: approx. 25 days

Construction / Layers
1. Overlay (wear layer) impregnated with melamine resin
2. Coloured decorative paper impregnated with melamine resin
3. Multiple kraft core layers impregnated with phenolic resin

Typical sizes & options
SIZE (mm): 1220×2440; 1530×3050; 1530×3660; 1830×3660; 1830×4270; other sizes by requirement
FINISHES: Texture, Matt, Gloss
APPLICATIONS: Kitchen tops, countertops, wall panels, toilet partitions, counters, lockers, interior furniture

Advantages

• Moisture and water resistant; mildew resistant
• Chemical resistance and fire performance depending on grade
• Antibacterial surface and easy to clean
• Non‑toxic raw materials; anti‑static
• Durable decorative surface with long service life

Production process (high level)

• Order confirmation and planning
• Material purchasing and preparation
• Resin impregnation of decorative and kraft papers
• Stacking and assembly of paper layers
• Hot pressing (high‑pressure lamination)
• Sizing, cutting and inspection
• Packing and storage