Detailed Product Description

HPL PVC Tiles have several standard coverings that have been used with access floor for over two decades, and comprise the majority of factory laminations today. No matter the location or use of these systems, the class A status will always hold strong.

HPL is also known as plastic laminates. It is a process that fuses together layers of melamine paper in a phenolic resin. Further value can be added to this finish by including additional thin layers of melamine resin. This allows for a variety of patterns, prints, textures,& finishes, while ensuring durability & easy maintenance.

The four layers include:

Wear layer: Cellulose paper impregnated with clear melamine resins makes up the top layer

Decorative layer: A photo or a printed pattern on paper, strengthened with resins makes up the bottom layer

Core layer: A durable fiberboard or particleboard makes up the core

Stability layer: Paper or melamine makes up the bottom stabilizing layer that allows the planks to adapt to some humidity and temperature changes without warping

Low static generation and retention

High-durability& long lasting

Requires no sealing, waxing or mechanical buffing

Handles greater impact and dent-resistant

It is composed of vinyl with conductive carbon elements distributed throughout. Composed of polyvinyl chloride (P.V.C) joined with plasticizers, stabilizers, inert charges and dyes. It is usually employed in purification workshops, computer rooms, Electric and telephonic plants and has a good acid resistance and clean ability.

It is composed of vinyl tiles with conductive carbon elements distributed throughout and used in ultra sensitive environments such as electronics manufacturing laboratories, and medical facilities. This system ensures rapid and unhindered electrical continuity, as well as protection against certain chemical reactions.

It is composed of multiple materials, fillers, and pigments to form a polyvinyl chloride resin binder. These tiles are used in hallways, services areas, cafeterias, common areas, and healthcare and education interiors. Due to their pliable and versatile nature, these tiles handle varying temperatures well, including hot ,cold, and dry condition. Many unique patterns and colors, easily applied to adjoining concrete slabs along side access floors.