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Advantages of formica laminate sheets

Formica laminates are produced from melamine and phenolic resins. These resins help to impregnate sheets of paper which are then dried, stacked and compressed to produce Formica. Formica sheet laminate is used in a wide range of applications because of its tough resistance to wear and tear as well as its resistance to stains. It is popular also because of its good looks. Formica worktops and Formica countertops are popularly used all over the world. This article will detail the advantages of formica laminate sheets.

Excellent substitute for natural materials

The biggest advantage of Formica laminates is that they serve as ideal substitute for natural materials such as marble, granite or slate. Formica sheets cost a small fraction of the cost of natural materials but they can be finished to provide a very similar look.
Texture The high-pressure laminate can be textured in such a way to give the appearance of natural stone. Therefore, people who wish to create worktops or countertops within an affordable budget can opt for Formica. Strength and resilience Apart from the cost advantage, Formica laminate sheets are superior even in terms of strength and resilience. Formica can survive more rough wear and tear compared to natural stones. It tends to be highly stain-resistant unlike natural stones.
Maintenance It is very easy to clean Formica which makes it an efficient and cost-effective substitute for natural stones and wood. In the kitchen, Formica countertops are ideal because they are quite impervious to heat, oil stains and other liquids. It is also hygienic as germs cannot permeate into its hard surface.

Great looks that add grace to interiors

Formica sheets can be adapted to virtually any kind of design or pattern including natural stone and wood patterns. Etching and honed Formica textures provide the appearance and feel of exotic polished stones such as basalt slate and granite. Designs From sparkly effects to solid colours, Formica laminate comes in a wide range of designs. Many people have begun to use Formica even for wall lining and other areas in their kitchen in order to match the patterns for the entire place.
A final word Since this material is easy to maintain, it can continue to look as good as new for many years under normal conditions. Interior designers recommend Formica to their clients as a practical and good-looking replacement for natural stones.

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