PVC Laminates

PVC laminates are multi-layered laminate sheets based on Poly Vinyl Chloride, made by compressing paper and plastic resins under high pressure and temperature. They are used as a decorative layer on top of raw surfaces such as plywood. PVC laminates are multi-layered laminate sheets based on Poly Vinyl Chloride, made by compressing paper and plastic resins under high pressure and temperature. They are used as a decorative layer on top of raw surfaces such as plywood.

PVC laminate sheets are thin, 1 mm in thickness. They are flexible and you can bend them up to 90 degrees around the edges, making them suitable for intricate designs with ridges. The material is versatile and lends itself to varied colours, patterns and textures. They come in matte, metal, gloss and ultra-gloss finishes, with an assortment of textures including wood, stone and leather.

PVC laminates are impervious to water, heart, corrosion and termites, and can also be treated to have antibacterial properties. This makes them ideal for modular kitchen units. They are more durable compared to other finishes, and hence are conducive to long term use, while also being economical.