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Burnished Iron by Formica | Material Bank

Core Specs

General Information

Collection Name: Pattern
Color Name: BURNISHED IRON
Manufacturer SKU: 3709-58
Price Range: $
Product Name: Burnished Iron
Warranty: Limited warranty for one year from the date of purchase

Material & Finish

Construction: High Pressure Laminate
Content: Kraft Paper, Melamine Resin, Phenolic Resin
Finish: Matte (Finish Code: 58)
Format: Panel / Sheet

Availability & Procurement

Availability: Made to Order / Special Order
Country Of Origin: United States
Custom Capabilities: Also available in made-to-order sizes and finishes. Inquire with brand or local brand representative

Technical Specifications

Dimensional Stability: Postforming grade laminate is hygroscopic and therefore capable of absorbing moisture from the atmosphere. Grade 12 (HGP) = 1.1% (max) change in both Machine and Cross Directions. Grade 20 (VGP) = 1.4% (max) change in both Machine and Cross Directions.
Impact Resistance: LD3 3.8 Ball Impact Resistance Tested. Grade 12 (HGP) = 30in (min) result. Grade 20 (VGP) = 20in (min) result.
Overall Thickness: 20
Product Features: Customizable
Size: The most common sheet sizes are 4x8,10 ft, 5x10,12 ft, and 2.5x12 ft. Please reach out to your local Formica representative regarding made-to-order sizes and finishes
Total Weight: Grade 12 = 0.252 lbs/sqft, Grade 20 = 0.180 lbs/sqft

Applications & Usage

Application Filter: Countertop|Wall
Recommended Adhesive: Contact, semi-rigid (PVAc), or rigid (urea, resorcinol) adhesives may be used, following the adhesive manufacturer’s recommendations.
Suitable Substrates: In most applications, the laminate must be bonded to MDF, a #45 density particleboard, or similar substrate. A marginal substrate such as plywood may be used, however it must meet APA standards and be “A” faced, hardwood veneer or multi-ply core plywood. Do not adhere directly to plaster, drywall, or concrete. Panel assemblies should be laminated with the appropriate backing sheet to minimize warpage. Formica® Brand backing sheets (grade 91/BKV or 92/BKH) are recommended for less critical applications. Optimum balancing is obtained by bonding the same surface laminate on both sides of the assembly with the same adhesive. Always align sanding marks in the same direction.