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Decorative laminates

Laminates.

Decorative laminates for wardrobes, kitchens, wall panels and furniture. K.J. Interior supplies them in bulk from Bhavnagar, in wood grains, stone looks, solid colours and textured finishes, and fits them too.

  • Wood grains
  • Stone & cement
  • Solid colours
  • High gloss
  • Textured
A fanned laminate sample chain showing wood, stone and solid colours

Laminates

Flick through.
Fit it.

Pick a sample off the chain and it goes straight onto the wardrobe. Then change the finish and move your cursor or finger across the doors.

Natural walnut Matte

A thin, pressed surface that takes daily wear: shutters that are opened a hundred times a week, counters that get wiped every evening.

Why it works

  • Resists scratches, stains and everyday knocks
  • Wipes clean with a damp cloth
  • The same shade on every shutter in a project
  • Bulk orders for builders, contractors and carpenters

Grades

Thin sheet
or solid panel.

Common grades for interiors. Ask us which ones are in stock for your job.

0.8 mm

Flexible enough to be post-formed around rounded edges.

1 mm

The standard sheet for wardrobes, kitchens and furniture.

Compact, 6–12 mm

Self-supporting panels for tabletops, cubicles and lockers.

Where it goes

Rooms we fit.

How we work

Sample book
to shutter.

  1. 01

    Choose

    Go through sample books at our studio or on site, in your own light.

  2. 02

    Order

    By the sheet or in bulk for a whole project.

  3. 03

    Press

    Bonded onto ply or board under pressure, so it stays flat.

  4. 04

    Fit

    Edges banded, shutters hung and aligned.

Questions

Good to know.

Laminate or veneer: which should I choose?

Laminate if you want a hard-wearing, easy-care surface and the exact same shade on every shutter. Veneer if you want real wood, with grain that varies from sheet to sheet.

Does high gloss scratch?

It shows fine scratches and fingerprints more than matte does. For kitchens and children’s rooms, matte, suede or textured finishes are more forgiving.

Can laminate go in a kitchen?

Yes. It is one of the most common kitchen finishes, on shutters and carcasses. Keep it away from direct flame and very hot pans.

How do I clean it?

Wipe with a soft damp cloth and mild soap. Avoid abrasive pads and strong solvents.

Start a project

Bring the drawings.
We'll bring samples.

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