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Tiger Berch Wood Laminate 8x4 ft High Gloss 1 mm - PHG 1151
Tiger Berch Wood Laminate 8x4 ft High Gloss 1 mm - PHG 1151
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Rs. 1,719.02
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Rs. 1,719.02
Regular price
Rs. 2,476.82
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Product Specifications
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Color | Beige |
| Application | Living Room, Bedroom, Kitchen, Office, Hotel, TV Cabinet, Restaurant, Wardrobe, Bathroom |
| Finish | High Gloss |
| Collection Name | 1 mm |
| 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 | Trend Laminates Tiger Berch Wood in a high gloss beige finish offers a sleek and durable surface for various applications. This 1 mm thick sheet measures 8 ft x 4 ft, providing a low-maintenance and long-lasting solution for enhancing spaces like living rooms, bedrooms, kitchens, offices, hotels, and wardrobes. Its elegant wood appearance adds a touch of sophistication to any project, whether for residential or commercial use. The high gloss finish resists wear and tear, making it ideal for areas requiring both style and functionality, such as TV cabinets and bathrooms. |
| Sub Category | Decorative |
| Product Type | Laminate |
| Appearance | Wood |
| Manufacturer | Trend laminates |
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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?
What sizes and thicknesses are typical for these laminates?
Which substrate should I use — MDF or plywood — for each type?
How are edges finished for each type (edge banding vs membrane wrap)?
Any installation basics I should know to avoid failures (bubbles, peels)?
Can I use these laminates in bathrooms or near the sink/hob?
Do you offer special grades like anti-fingerprint, FR (fire retardant), antibacterial, or exterior options?
