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Chevron Chic Marble & Stone Laminate 8x4 ft High Gloss 1 mm - 868 AHG
Chevron Chic Marble & Stone Laminate 8x4 ft High Gloss 1 mm - 868 AHG
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Rs. 1,576.81
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Rs. 1,576.81
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Rs. 2,712.82
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Product Specifications
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Color | White |
| Application | Living Room, Bedroom, Kitchen, TV Cabinet, Wardrobe, Hotel, Restaurant, Office |
| Finish | High Gloss |
| Collection Name | Croma |
| Width | 4 ft |
| Thickness | 1 mm |
| Size | 8x4 ft |
| Length | 8.0 ft |
| Coverage Area | 32.0 sqft |
| Indoor Outdoor | Indoor |
| Project Type | Commercial, Residential |
| Description | Croma Chevron Chic offers a high gloss white finish inspired by marble and stone, providing an elegant and durable surface for various applications. This laminate sheet measures 8 ft x 4 ft with a 1 mm thickness, ensuring easy handling and seamless installation. Ideal for living rooms, bedrooms, kitchens, TV cabinets, wardrobes, hotels, restaurants, and offices, it resists marks, discoloration, and liquid penetration. Its timeless charm and modern functionality make it a versatile choice for enhancing interior spaces with a low-maintenance and stylish appeal. |
| Sub Category | Decorative |
| Product Type | Laminate |
| Appearance | Marble & stone |
| Manufacturer | Croma |
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FAQ's
HPL vs PVC vs Acrylic — what’s the difference and when should I use each?
Gloss vs matte vs textured — which finish hides fingerprints and scratches?
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Do you offer special grades like anti-fingerprint, FR (fire retardant), antibacterial, or exterior options?
