A guide to Acrylic Finish Laminates

 


The material you use for the core of your kitchen cabinets or wardrobes will determine their durability. The surface finishes you see on the outside will decide the functionality and look you are trying to achieve. Classy cabinet finishes can make your home appear as if it is straight out of the pages of a glossy magazine. The right choice of materials will define the character and style of your home interior. You would agree on the cabinetry component being an essential part of any modular kitchen. That said, the finish for kitchen cabinets is what adds aesthetic value and gives your kitchen a unique personality.

 

Acrylic Finish Laminates

 

Acrylic laminates are among the most popular finishing materials for kitchens and wardrobes alike. Acrylic sheets are available in a wide selection of colours and are pasted on the MDF board and sealed with a protective layer to offer a seamless finish. The result is a highly reflective surface with a mirror-like sheen that retains its colour and brightness over the years.

 

What is Acrylic Finish?

 

A finish similar to the lacquer, acrylic is a non-toxic, reflective high gloss finish that can give cabinets a perfectly smooth appearance. It is available with a wide selection of colours and provides a glossy sheen to your kitchen cabinets.

 

Aesthetics

 

· A premium high-gloss option; acrylic is the preferred option for high-end kitchens. Acrylic finish laminates are very striking & reflective. It gives an appealing look to the visual space.

 

Colour and Varieties

 

· Acrylic finishes are available during a wide selection of vibrant colours which retain their colour and brightness for years.

 

· Maintenance and Durability

 

· Scratch-resistant acrylic finishes do not tarnish, de-laminate or dissolve with time; they maintain their smooth and glossy appearance. However, this suggests that fingerprint marks, dirt and stains are more visible and need regular cleaning

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Cost

· Given their aesthetic appeal and easy to clean properties, acrylic finish cabinets give a super-rich feel to your kitchen. They are a little more expensive than the other laminates.

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What is the Best Finish for Your Kitchen Cabinets?

The kitchen is the most pious area in a house after the pooja room. The lady of the house will want the world's best materials incorporated in her kitchen. 

One Best possible option which is trending today is acrylic laminate finishes. Since most lighting tends to highlight the cabinets, use acrylic finishes for a glossy, attractive look.

 

Where to find the best acrylic laminate sheets in Bangalore?

 

RadheShyam is the leader in Ultimate Space & Décor Solutions. The company has twenty years of experience in providing Innovative Customer Oriented Products. At RadheShyam Laminates, we have acrylic finish laminate for your kitchen cabinets to create a sophisticated yet functional look.

 

RadheShyam Laminates brings DEXARTE Brand's ESSENCZAA Lacquered Advent Laminate which specializes in:

  • Treated with special lacquer coating on the surface, our 6h Anti-Scratch Acrylic Laminate can bear your daily wear & tear.
  • This Anti-Scratch Acrylic Laminate are durable & sturdy to withstand heavyweights.
  • They are Anti-Bacterial & Anti-Fungal
  • They undergo special treatment to be Termite-Free & Borer-Free For several years.
  • For ease of use & effortless installation, they have developed to keep them lightweight.
  • They are Anti-Yellow UV Resistance 

 

RadheShyam Laminates aims to store its legacy, experience and foresight to add value to your spaces and provide customers with a wide range of products under one roof. RadheShyam is a well-known name in the market for:

  •  Excellent Customer Support
  •  Maintained Quick Order & Delivery Cycle
  •  Unparalleled Packaging & Despatch Services
  •  Value for Money Propositions.

 

RadheShyam promises to bring elegance into your kitchen, not just to be noticed but to remember forever!

 

 For more details:

Call: 080 2837 6988, +91 843123 9054

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