Melamine
Fused Melamine panels are produced by bonding a melamine impregnated paper to a core. The process begins by thoroughly saturating a decorative paper (colored or wood grain) with melamine resins. After drying, the melamine impregnated paper is applied to a core, usually particleboard or MDF. With extreme heat and pressure being applied, molecular cross linking occurs thus fusing the melamine paper to the core. This results in a permanent bond.
A wide variety of colors and wood grains are available.
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| 04 Natural Maple | 53 Solar Oak |
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| 54 African Mahogany | 55 Hardrock Maple |
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| 68 Oiled Cherry | 314 Norwegian Maple |
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| 371 Medium Sycamore | 379 Rustik Cherry |
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| 381 Cherry Blossom | 391 Cordoba Pine |
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| 420 Summer Flame | 421 Candlelight |
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| 444 Chocolate Pear Tree | 665 Wild Apple |
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| 668 Spiced Fruitwood | 700 Rustic Alder |
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| 701 American Black Walnut | 706 Chocolate Cherry |
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| 752 Tierra Linea | 753 Acorn Linea |
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| 754 Auburn Mahogany | |
| Solid Colors | |
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| 6 Black | 11 White |
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| 16 Almond | 22 London Grey |
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| 34 Pepperdust | 108 Folkstone |
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| 109 Antique White | 136 Storm |
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| 514 Silver Frost | 555 Grey Polaris |
Fused Melamine can be used in commercial or residential applications.
Thickness range from1/4” to 1 1/8”
Widths range from 49” to 61”
Lengths range from 73” to 145”
Links
(Supplier Links)
Panolam
Timber Products
Roucke
(Spec Sheet and Technical Data Link)