hpl panels catalog colors

solid colors - textured

solid colors - softskin series

solid colors - highgloss

solid colors - woven

solid colors - vertical rigato

solid colors - leather

solid colors - horizontal sclupt

solid colors - crack

solid colors - embossed

pearlescent series

solid colors - raw finish

nano anti - fingerprint

marble series

pattern series

textile series

woodgrain

woodgrain - drygrain

woodgrain - horizontal drygrain

woodgrain - slim

woodgrain - chalk

woodgrain - natural

woodgrain - super soft skin

woodgrain - slim cut

woodgrain - wirebrush

woodgrain - sawcut

woodgrain - textured

Detailed description

HPL (High Pressure Laminate) is a highly durable laminate manufactured under high pressure and temperature from multiple layers of phenolic resin-impregnated kraft paper and a decorative layer coated with a melamine protective coating.The panels are mechanically durable, moisture-resistant, and resistant to UV rays, scratches, chemicals, and sudden temperature changes.

Advantages of HPL panels:
- Eco-friendly — safe, non-toxic;
- Scratch, moisture, and UV resistant;
- Easy to install (on aluminum or steel frames);
- Easy to maintain and vandal-resistant;
- Durable — over 10 years without losing their appearance.

Technical characteristics of HPL panels

  • 1

    Size - Typically 1220×2440 mm (4×8 ft), 1300×3050 mm, less commonly larger.

  • 2

    Density - 1350–1450 kg/m³

  • 3

    Thickness - 2–20 mm (usually 4–10 mm for facades)

  • 4

    Moisture resistance - Up to 100% (does not absorb water)

  • 5

    Operating temperature range - from −60°C to +80°C

  • 6

    Fire resistance class - B-s1, d0 (European standard EN 13501-1)

  • 8

    Color fastness (UV) - >7 points on the gray scale

  • 9

    Guarantee - More than 10 years

HPL panel structure

  • 1. Top layer
    Material - Melamine resin + decorative paper;
    Function - Protection from UV, scratches, moisture and chemicals

  • 2. Middle layer
    Material - Phenolic resin impregnated kraft paper;
    Function - The basis of strength, resistance to deformation

  • 3. Bottom layer
    Material - Balancing paper layer;
    Function - Stabilizes the panel, prevents bending

Where and why are HPL panels used?

  • 1. Building facades
    Used for ventilated facades, protecting walls from moisture and sun.
    Allows for the implementation of architectural designs of any complexity: imitating wood, stone, concrete, metal, etc.

  • 2. Interior decoration
    Used in offices, shopping centers, hotels, cafes, hospitals, and airports.
    Ideal for high-traffic areas as they are impact and cleaning-resistant.

  • 3. Furniture and countertops
    Used for kitchen and laboratory countertops, furniture fronts, and decorative wall panels.
    Due to their hygienic and stain-resistant properties, they are used in medical facilities.

  • 4. Sanitary and public areas
    Indispensable for shower stalls, changing rooms, and toilet partitions.
    Does not absorb water and does not deform, even in constant humidity.

  • 5. Transport and industrial premises
    Used in trains, buses, ships where fire resistance and strength are important.