Paged DesignPly, covered on both sides with high pressure laminate (HPL), is designed for versatile applications in interior design, furniture, transportation and construction. The product is available in six colour finishes, allowing for a wide range of design possibilities.
‘’Paged DesignPly is the first product in our company’s new palette of solutions, which we also prepared with the construction and interior finishing industry in mind,’’ said Marek Janke, vice-president of the management board of Paged Morąg.
‘With its unique technical and decorative properties, Paged DesignPly plywood offers architects, designers and contractors a material that combines aesthetics and functionality at the highest level. And soon more novelties from our portfolio.’
Features and benefits of DesignPly include
- Damage resistance: The plywood is resistant to impacts, scratches, delamination, moisture and heat (dimensional stability), which is superior to traditional materials.
- Aesthetic variety: Paged DesignPly is available in six decors, including white (RAL 9016), anthracite (RAL 7015), light grey (RAL 7047), black (RAL 9004), grey (RAL 7038) and woodgrain.
- Eco-friendly: The product is made from FSC-certified raw material and has a low carbon footprint.
- Easy installation: ready-to-use panels reduce installation time, lowering installation costs.
In terms of its applications, the company says Paged DesignPly works well in various industries such as:
- Interior design and construction: decorative wall panels, panelling, ceilings, doors, roofing, and other decorative finishes.
- Furniture and furnishings: from cabinets to shelves, kitchen furniture or tables.
- Transportation: plywood is ideal for camper interiors, trailers and marine industry equipment.
Paged DesignPly is available in thicknesses from 9mm – 30 mm, with a density of 720-820kg/m³. The 0.6mm-thick HPL coating provides excellent resistance, and the formaldehyde emission class E1 meets safety requirements according to EN 717-1. The product is also available in fire-retardant version (class of reaction to fire: B-s1, d0), which further enhances the safety of use.
