High-Pressure Laminates (HPL)
Different yet the same!
Tafisa® has developped the best matched TFL-HPL program in the industry. A total game-changer!
Branded SURFORMA®, the HPL is manufactured by Tafisa’s sister company, Sonae Indústria de Revestimentos (SIR). It is a complete, harmonized line of HPL to our TFL Prelude and Sommet embossed in-register (EIR) Series.
Includes one stop shopping for our TFL, HPL & PB with matching complementary products (such as edgebanding) throughout our distribution network.
About our HPL SURFORMA program:
- Made from the same textured plates and decor papers
- Vertical-Grade Postformable (VGP/PF) 0.80mm (0.031’’)
- All Sommet Series colours and several Prélude colours are available for FSC Mix Credit
- Certified Class III / C for flame spread and smoke development
- Meet or exceed all the requirements of the NEMA LD3 standard
- Antimicrobial properties
- GREENGUARD® Certified
- Available in all 9 Tafisa textures
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STANDARD DIMENSIONS |
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Series |
Sommet |
Prélude |
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Sizes |
5' x 9' |
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Width |
60.2'' (1530 mm) |
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Length |
107.99'' (2743 mm) |
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Thickness |
0.031'' (0.8mm) |
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Tafisa® decorative panels and matching high-pressure laminates are offered exclusively through Tafisa®'s distribution network.
Click here to view the full list of Tafisa® decorative panels and matching Surforma HPL.
The table below gives the corresponding textures of Tafisa®'s TFL (Decorative Panel) and Surforma®'s HPL (High-Pressure Laminates).
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Series |
Textures names |
TFL |
HPL |
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Code |
Texture |
Code |
Texture |
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Sommet |
VIVA |
M |
(Y) |
T |
(VA) |
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BRAVA |
M |
(B) |
T |
(BV) |
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FERIA |
M |
(F) |
T |
(FE) |
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Prelude |
karisma |
L |
(K) |
T |
(KA) |
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alto |
L |
(A) |
T |
(AT) |
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isola |
L |
(I) |
T |
(IS) |
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urbania |
L |
(R) |
T |
(UR) |
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smoothwood |
L |
(S) |
T |
(SN) |
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crystalite |
L |
(C) |
T |
(CR) |
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Coding examples |
M2001(Y) |
T2001 (VA) |
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L530 (A) |
T530 (AT) |
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Certifications
HPL panels are manufactured in two steps. The first consists of thermofusing the wear and decorative layers to multiple layers of kraft paper to form a single laminated sheet. Steel press plates are used to create the surface texture. The sheet is then bonded to a substrate (particleboard, MDF or other) by the end-user to create a finished product.