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Horizon Elm Brown - HPL-Woodgrain | Material Bank

Core Specs

General Information

Collection Name: HPL Collection
Color Name: Horizon Elm Brown
Color Number: 5102
Manufacturer SKU: 5102-30
Price Range: $$
Product Name: Horizon Elm Brown - HPL-Woodgrain
Warranty: Lifetime Warranty

Material & Finish

Construction: Solid or print design paper layer impregnated with melamine resins. Kraft paper layers impregnated with phenolic resins
Content: HPL is a product comprising of papers and resins. The product is made by thermal curing of saturated multiple layers of papers with respective phenolic resin and melamine resin in a multi daylight high pressure hydraulic press
Finish: Available In Suede (SUD) - 30
Format: Panel / Sheet

Availability & Procurement

Availability: Confirm Stock Level with Sales Rep

Technical Specifications

Impact Resistance: EN 438-2-21 Resistance to Impact by Large Diameter Ball - Drop Height: 1000 mm, Diameter of Indentation: 7 mm; EN 438-2-20 Resistance to Impact by Small Diameter Ball: Complies
Overall Thickness: 0.039
Size: 48 in x 96 in

Applications & Usage

Application Filter: Countertop|Door|Furniture|Wall

Performance Metrics

Abrasion Wear Resistance: Complies with EN 438-2-10; EN 438-2-25 Resistance to Scratching: 5
Flammability: Conforms to ISO 2046:1995 Standard Resistance to Cigarette Burns; BS-476 Part 6 Spread Flame Test; BS-476 Part 7 Fire Propagation Test; BS-13823 Thermal Attack Test; EN-ISO-11925-2 Ignitability Test; EN-13501-1 Smoke Density Test; BS-6853 Toxicity Emission Test
Lightfastness: EN 438-2-27 Light Fastness (Xenon-Arc Light): 4
Maintenance: The daily maintenance of Greenlam laminates can be carried out easily using a soft cloth or soapy sponge except Aluminum foil laminates. For more persistent marks and stubborn stains, use an appropriate non-scratch liquid or cream, or an organic solvent (preferably white spirit or acetone). Rinse well with warm water and ensure all residue is wiped away with an all-purpose paper towel or lint-free cloth. Proprietary window cleaners are excellent for avoiding drying marks and can be used safely. You should never use abrasive products or harsh cleaners (including scouring pads and powders, steel wool, black soap) or bleaching agents, wax furniture polishes, and cleaning products with strong acid or alkali bases. Any spots of glue must be removed immediately. Neoprene or silicone joint spots must be removed with the appropriate solvent and vinyl glue with hot water. Residual flakes of glue may be removed with acetone