Decorative Laminates

Decorative laminates are excellent material for interior application. . Ideal decorative laminates give aesthetic look to your interior and adds beauty to your place besides giving you quality product and outsanding durability. Laminate is found on kitchen countertops, even on the table at your favorite restaurant. etcIt does not reacts with food stuffs and is inert on food contacts so is very much safe for you home or restaurant .These are bonded to a suitable substrate like plywood,Mdf,particleboard etc and are available in standard 8 x 4ft size.They are available in different thickness 0.7mm,0.8mm,0.9mm,1.0mm suited according to your requirement with 1000s of designs and various texture like suede,matt,gloss etc.These are not harmful at all and are environment friendly .
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Care and Maintainance:
HPL is extremely durable and needs minimal care due to its non porous surface. Clean the surface simply using water and dry it with a paper tissue or a soft cloth. If the impurities cannot be removed, use a common cleaning agent without abrasive agents. Afterwards clean the surface with water and dry it.Although it being non porous and resistant to common stains it is advised that the stains be wiped off immedieatly .

Staining Caused by Paraffin or Wax Residue :
Paraffin or wax residue should first be removed mechanically using a plastic or wooden spatula to avoid scratching the surface. Cover any remaining residue with an absorbent paper and briefly apply heat with a hot iron.

Staining caused by water soluble paints,varnishes and adhesive :
Fresh stains can usually be removed with warm water. Dried residue can be removed with solvents such as ethanol, acetone, mineral spirits, lacquer thinner, or nail polish remover. The corresponding recommendations of the manufacturer should also be observed.

Staining Caused by Solvent-Based Paints, Varnishes and Adhesives : 
Both fresh stains dried stain residue can usually be removed with solvents. Suitable solvents are ethanol, acetone, mineral spirits, lacquer thinner, or nail polish remover. Follow the recommendations of the solvent manufacturer.