What you can do with Higher Pressure Laminated MgO board?

Introduction

When it comes to internal decoration and paneling, beauty is not synonymous with fragility as is the common perception. On the contrary, durability, fireproof superiority becomes major factors to consider when choosing a suitable decorative panel hence the importance of High Pressure Laminates with MgO board can be your suitable choice.



What are High Pressure Laminates (HPL)?


High Pressure Laminates are one of the most beautiful and durable decorative surfaces made from a combination of paper resin, decorative paper, melamine overlay and craft paper. Pressure laminates are considered descendants of original plastic laminates and are available in two variants – high and low-pressure laminates. The High Pressure Laminate, also referred to as Formica, Micarta, Duropal, Consoweld or Arborite, differs from its counterpart in terms of size, thickness and surface finishes.

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