High Pressure Laminate
Apollo Designs high pressure laminate EUROPAfor exterior applications provides a high quality product for facade cladding that is durable and has excellent physical and surface properties.
High Pressure Laminate (HPL) is generally used for cladding the exterior of buildings and other external applications.
EUROPA is an ideal product for building revamps and face-lifts as there is very little structural change required to the building as a result of the available advanced fixing systems
This homogeneous, high density of EUROPAexterior laminate provides a panel with the following outstanding properties
Composition
EUROPA exterior panels consist of layers of cellulose fibers that are impregnated with thermosetting resins and bonded under high pressures. The surface layers consist of solid color and decorative sheets that are impregnated with amino resins and a weatherproof and lightfast protective outer coating. The core layers consist of sheets impregnated with phenolic resins. The layers are combined together under heat (approximately 300 degrees F) and high pressures. The high density material obtained is homogeneous, stable, non-porous, and chemically inert with excellent mechanical properties. These properties make it particularly suitable for use in a wide range of exterior applications.EUROPA exterior panels are preferred by architects due to their pastel colour scale, natural wood designs and metallic looking finishes.
Colors and Patterns: EUROPA exterior panels are available in currently 8 color collections that are capable of satisfying customer needs. Please view the shade card below
Finishes: View sample.
Sheet Size:
Thickness | Length | Width |
6mm | 2440mm | 1220 mm |
8mm | 2440mm | 1220 mm |
10mm | 2440mm | 1220 mm |
Characteristics
MAINTENANCE AND CARE
EUROPA exterior panels DO NOT require maintenance.Dirt on EUROPA surfaces can be cleaned with using common, non-abrasive, household detergents using a soft cloth or sponge. Rinse the surface with water to remove detergent residue. Excessive wiping or rubbing and the use of abrasive materials may cause scratches or surface abrasions.