MATERIALS FOR DOORS
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Glossy or matt lacqueredLacquered gives furniture elegant and precious appeal. A broad palette of vibrant gloss, matt and metallic colours expresses your personality with an important choice of style that either goes beyond fashion or is the ultimate expression of trendy.
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LaminateLaminates (resin-coated panels) are the most common materials for kitchens due to their characteristics of resistance, practicality and hygiene. We offer a very wide choice of colours that add personality to each one of our furnishings.
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Silk laminateA newly developed product, very similar to the Fenix, it is characterized by low light reflectivity, extremely matt and soft touch surface. This stylish choise brings aestethic appeal at reasonable prices.
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Metal effect laminateThe INOX effect offers a rough and sleek style, with a hip urban or luxurious feel. It offers outstanding durability with superior resistance against impact, abrasion and general surface wear.
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PET Maxximatt and MaxxiglossThis green material is respectful of the environment and human health throughout its life cycle and regeneration: particularly hygienic during use. The PET doors ensure maximum practicality thanks to the high resistance to scratching, stains, light, heat, and are characterized by their brilliance on the surface.
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WoodWood has always been and continues to be a material of great importance. It is highly versatile. It is relatively light in weight, yet has good strength in both tension and compression; and provides rigidity, toughness and insulating properties.
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VeneeredA range of wood finishes offers the warm appeal of wood grain, giving the furniture a refined and timeless character. Woods are generally preferred for making long-lasting furniture due to their typically higher density and therefore longevity. They have beautifully unique structures which add character to any furniture, which you can manipulate through varnish and polish.
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FenixAs one of the most innovative materials, Fenix gives furnishings a striking aesthetic look and an original soft touch effect. When interior design is intended to add a distinctive touch, Fenix can be a rewarding and very personal choice.
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Glossy or matt glassReflected light with polished or satin glass provides furniture with a strong modern and contemporary appeal that is particularly ideal for combining with finishes such as wood or lacquers. It helps to bring light into a design, while offering a timeless quality.
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Materic glassMateric glass is a special glass of great elegance that imitates the effect of cement, aged iron or Carrara marble. Its finishes that are also ideal in relation to wood-like surfaces. The material lacquers have all the guarantees of durability and cleanliness of the surface. The textured glasses are the ideal choice if you want to create a young design, with industrial taste and "used" charm.
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Ploymeric materialPolymer pieces are coated with PVC, making them particularly attractive to the eye and resistant. Their characteristics allow them to be customised in colour and very plausible wooden textures.
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MelamineA melamine piece of furniture has a coated panel with characteristics that are superior to traditional laminate. This stylish choice brings both quality and aesthetic appeal.
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Any material of your choiceWe can use any type of material for our bespoke furniture, following the design concept or the specific requests of our clients.
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MATERIALS FOR WORKTOPS
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OkiteThis material is made of quartz, polyester resin and natural pigments. It is resistant and multifunctional. Since it is a natural material, its background colour and grain pattern varies or it may have marks that occur in the same slab. It is very resistant to stains such as coffee, wine, lemon juice, olive oil, vinegar and many other products used every day, as it is non-porous, highly resistant to acids and very resistant to heat and scratching.
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Stratified HPLStratified HPL is an extra thick (10mm) high pressure laminate (HPL, with a decorative surface complying with the standards EN 438 and ISO 4586. Internally, it comprises layers of cellulose fibres impregnated with phenolic resins. On the surface, it has one or more layers of cellulose fibres for aesthetic purposes, impregnated with thermosetting resins.
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QuarzA quartz-based material made from a coarse, medium and fine grain mixture containing grey-black flecks. Its intrinsic features are areas where the mixture is darker and other areas where it is lighter. This variation in colour is required to give the material its depth. Despite the fact that the material withstands high temperatures, it should be protected from hot pans with trivets to avoid permanent marks due to overheating of the resin or breakage caused by thermal shock.
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LaminateIt comprises Class E1 wood particle board panles, 20mm, 40mm or 60mm thick, faced with HPL (high pressure laminate) or CHPL (continuous high pressure laminate), made of many layers of paper impregnated with thermosetting resins and compacted by the combined action of heat and pressure. This treatment makes the material very strong, scratch resistant and impact-resistant. This resistance is not absolute and a scale of values exists.
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FenixIt comprises Class 1 wood particleboard panels, faced Fenix NTM laminate with nanotechnologies, an innovative material. With its low light reflectivity, its surface is extremely matt, anti-fingerprint and has a very pleasant soft touch. It is highly resistant to scratching, abrasion, rubbing and dry heat. It is very resistant to impact, acidic solvents and household reagents. It has enhanced anti-bacterial properties that make its surface hygienic and easy to clean. It is also water-repellent and mould-proof.
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AcrylicA non-porous NSF 51 certified material for food preparation areas. It comprises a sheet of metal/methacrylate or polymethyl/methacrylate-base resins filled with aluminium hydroxide and other specific formulas that maintain the aesthetic appeal and quality of the product over time. Avoid using abrasive products that may damage the surface and avoid placing objects that release much heat in direct contact with the worktop.
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CorianCorian® is a cutting-edge composite material comprising natural minerals and very pure acrylic polymers. It is non-porous and resistant, hygienic, uniform, hypoallergenic, water-repellent, recoverable and non-toxic. Invisible glueing and seamless surfaces with imperceptible joints can be used.
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Technical ceramicA slab of technical ceramic made of fine clay sintered at 1250°C comprising a compact, frost-proof, waterproof (minimum water absorbtion) mixture that is resistant to aggressive chemical substances. Avoind droping sharp objects on it that may cause chipping.
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DektonA sophisticated mix of raw materials used in building such as glass, cutting-edge ceramic materials and quartz. Made using exclusive TSP technology, it has a surface that is highly scratch-resistant. Household utensils will not cut it; however, we recommend using a chopping board. With excellent resistance to high temperatures and UV rays, it maintains its appearance for its entire life.
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LapitecLapitec® is an innovative "full-bodied" sintered stone available in large slabs. It combines aesthetic appeal with large dimensions, superior mechanical and physical properties, the potential of technical porcelain, texture, workability, elegance and the natural colours typical of natural stone. It cannot be damaged by the passage of time or weather conditions. It is resistant to acids and solvents, very hard, impact- and abrasion- resistant, non-combustible, frost-proof, resistant to the damaging effect of UV rays and entirely scratch resistant.
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LaminamThe Laminam technology is based on the mixture of natural raw materials with variable grain size which results in a textured blend, typical of natural stones. Thanks to their excellent technical performance, Laminam slabs are ideal for the most delicate of uses, requiring maximum hygiene and resistance. The aesthetic virtues and the large size offer a major artistic advantage, guaranteeing material continuity throughout the settings, in sophisticated, natural shades.
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EUVAL® BWSEcological material, produced only with natural raw materials and without any chemical substances. White cement and marble grits (coming mainly from Italian quarries) are dosed, mixed and transformed through vibro-compaction into large rough blocks, which are then cut into slabs of various sizes and thicknesses. EUVAL® slabs are wear and abrasion resistant and come in a variety of colours and finishes.
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