Futura HPL Panels - Plytech Panels
Auckland, New Zealand
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European Birch plywood finished on both faces with a premium hard-wearing decorative laminate produced by Egger in Germany. The fine Birch veneer lay-up provides an attractive edge detail, which can be clear finished to emphasise the multi-ply edge detail.
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Futura HPL panels are manufactured using electricity produced from 100% renewable energy sources with official guarantees of origin.
Product Details
- Product
- Futura HPL Panels - Plytech Panels
- Category
- Kitchen Cabinet Panels
- Sold by
- Big River Group
- Range
- Plytech Panels
European Birch plywood finished on both faces with a premium hard-wearing decorative laminate produced by Egger in Germany.
The fine Birch veneer lay-up provides an attractive edge detail, which can be clear finished to emphasise the multi-ply edge detail.
Powered by Green
Futura HPL panels are manufactured using electricity produced from 100% renewable energy sources with official guarantees of origin.
- Specs
Key features:
- European Birch plywood
- Durable and attractive colour palette
- Available in solid colour and wood grain finishes
- Attractive multi-ply edge detail
Dimensions:
- Wood Grains: 18mm/13ply 2440 x 1220mm Sorano Oak, Carini Walnut, Mandal Maple
- 18mm/13ply 2440 x 1220mm White, Porcelain, Taupe Grey, Stone Grey, Lava, Black, Saffron, Wasabi, Denim
- 24mm/17ply 2440 x 1220mm White, Porcelain, Taupe Grey, Stone Grey, Lava, Black
- 35mm/25ply 2440 x 1220mm White, Black
- 18mm/13ply 3050 x 1220mm White
Limitations:
- For interior applications only
- Scope of use
- Kitchen and bathroom cabinetry
- School, office and shop fittings
- Furniture, desks, worktops and shelves
- Plytech Green
Futura HPL panels are now manufactured using bio-based lignin glue replacing traditional fossil phenol to create a more environmentally friendly panel.
Lignin is a recyclable and ecologically friendly product, found in the cell walls of almost all dry-land plants and is a by-product of the paper kraft-pulping process. It is a wood component that gives plants shape and stability as a kind of connector, solidifying the cell walls.
Using bio-based lignin in the manufacturing process significantly reduces the carbon footprint of the Futura HPL panels from production to final end-use applications — without compromising quality or technical performance of the panel.
Find out more:
- Performance
- Complies with Clause C of the NZ Building Code - meets Group 3
- Environment Protection Standard: ISO 14001:2005
- Quality Management Standard: ISO 9001:2009
- ULEF: No harmful emissions
- FSC Certified
- PEFC Certified
To view datasheets and product certification please checkout the downloads tab via the link below:
Downloads
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Frequently asked questions about
Futura HPL Panels - Plytech Panels
The Futura HPL Panels - Plytech Panels is supplied by Big River Group. It is also on their website, and you can browse every product Big River Group lists on ArchiPro.
Big River Group does not publish a price for the Futura HPL Panels - Plytech Panels on ArchiPro. for pricing, or visit their website.
Yes. It is part of the Plytech Panels range from Big River Group, where you can see every product in the range together.
Yes. It has been specified in projects on ArchiPro, including Stanley Point Kitchen by Nomadic Design Limited, The Village by Arête Architects and "Innovative Kitchen Transformation: A Blend of Functionality and Elegance" by Spin Design. See how it was used in a finished space.
from this page, see their contact details on ArchiPro, or visit their website. The Big River Group profile on ArchiPro has the rest of their products.
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