FAQ

The material laminate is a multi-layered wood product. It is made by pressing impregnated kraft papers for about 60 minutes between steel tables or rollers at high temperatures (160 – 170 C) and pressure (100 – 120 kg/m2). When the laminate reaches a non-porous structure, the pressure and temperature are released. Bacterial growth is not permitted on the laminate due to its structure.

Laminate kitchen countertops are made by pressing a laminated material suitable for postforming on a particle board or fiberboard with rounded edges at various radii and then turning the laminate to the rounded edge. The bench surface and front of the bench have a uniform structure with this manufacturing method, extending the countertop's service life. At the same time, because a complete structure has formed in front of the counter, there is no room for bacteria to grow.

- It has a nonporous structure on its surface. It is antibacterial as a result. - It can withstand scratches. - It's mois-resistant. - No harmful gases are released. - Is's stainproof. - It lasts a long time. - Because it is recyclable and reused, it is environmentally friendly. - It's made from sustainable resources. - There are numerous color and design choices. - It's a breeze to put together.

Laminate countertops are generally water-resistant to some extent, but they are not completely waterproof.

Laminate countertops can withstand occasional spills and splashes, and they are relatively easy to clean and maintain. However prolonged exposure to standing water or excessive moisture can lead to damage. Over time, water can seep into the seams, edges, or any damaged areas of the laminate, causing it to swell or warp.

To maintain the water resistance of your laminate countertop, it's essential to:

Wipe up spills promptly to prevent moisture from penetrating the seams and mostly edges.

Use a cutting board and avoid cutting directly on the laminate surface to prevent nicks and cuts.

Seal the edges of the countertop, especially near sinks and other areas prone to water exposure, with silicone caulk to provide extra protection.

Overall, laminate countertops can offer decent water resistance and years of long term use for most kitchen and bathroom applications if properly maintained

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