HPL Facades

Greenlam is among the top 3 manufacturers of HPL panels in the world, with a capacity of over 24 million sheets per year, and its products are available in more than 120 countries worldwide. Greenlam has focused on developing high-quality products with an emphasis on innovation.

The HPL panels have a high-quality UV-resistant polymer film on both sides, and their patterns are developed on special decorative paper for exterior use on both sides of the panels (all panels are double-sided!), impregnated with premium quality amino-plastic thermosetting resins.

The Kraft Core layers are treated with superior grade phenolic thermosetting resin containing halogen-free flame-retardant additives. The exterior panels are ISO 9001 certified and manufactured in accordance with EN 438, the required standard for HPL panels. They are also certified by NSF International.

They come in a wide variety of decors – wood, stone, solid colors, and others.

Greenlam stands out from its competitors with its latest innovations in decorative, textured, rough, matte surfaces, in addition to the standard surfaces available on the market.

Technical information

– Size of the standard sheets: 1300×3050 mm. – very convenient for the floor height of the building.
– Sizes of additional sheets, made to order: 940×2160 mm, 1220×2440 mm, 1220×3050 mm, 1525×3660 mm, 1830×3660 mm, 1320×4200 mm, 1830×4320 mm.
– Standard thickness of sheets available in stock: 6 and 8 mm, double-sided with UV film on both sides.
– Size of panels in stock: 1300×3050 mm.
– Class of fire resistance of the panels available in stock, as well as those made to order: B, s1 d0 (for comparison, almost all panels offered on the Bulgarian market by other manufacturers have a maximum class of fire resistance of C s1 d0).
– Thicknesses from 2 to 25 mm can be produced to order.
– Density: 1380 kg/m³

Advantages of Greenlam HPL panels

– Do not retain dirt and are self-cleaning;
– Resistant to extreme temperatures -60˚C / +80˚C;
– Provide thermal and sound insulation;
– Allow the building to “breathe”;
– Resistant to impact and solvents;
– Do not contain hazardous materials (asbestos, heavy metals, halogen, sulfur, formaldehyde compounds, and others). Comply with the international standard for volatile organic compound emissions;
– Anti-bacterial and anti-viral properties;
– Chemical resistance;
– Wide variety of surfaces and colors.