Compact laminate consists of kraft paper layers covered with decorative paper surfaces. The kraft papers are impregnated with phenolic resin, while the surface papers are impregnated with durable and scratch-resistant melamine resin. These are then pressed at 150°C and 100 kg/cm² pressure to form panels suitable for use in exterior cladding and interior design.
Compact Laminate
Facade Features
It is resistant to breakage.
It is resistant to impact.
It is aesthetically pleasing and decorative.
Resistant to climatic effects
It is resistant to hail.
Resistant to mechanical impacts (impact, scratching).
It is water-resistant and unaffected by water.
Fire resistance is class B1.
It is strong enough to bear its own weight.
It is resistant to bending and flexing.
Woodworking machines (CNC, milling, band saw) can easily shape it.
Easy to install * The panels are lightweight and do not place unnecessary load on the façade.
It is resistant to cold and frost.
It is resistant to decay and rust.
It is resistant to acid rain.
It does not contain harmful substances and is produced from environmentally friendly raw materials.
Resistant to chemical effects originating from the atmosphere: Carbon dioxide (CO2), Sulphur dioxide (SO2), Nitrogen oxides (NO2), Hydrochloric acid (HCl).
(Important Note: For the façade cladding applications you choose for your structures, request that the necessary fire test be carried out on a mocap sample of the application at independent and accredited testing laboratories and that it passes the test successfully.)
