Weather and UV resistant
Designed for exterior exposure while helping finishes retain their appearance.
16 exterior finishes
High Pressure Laminate Collection
Explore exterior-grade HPL finishes for facades, balconies, entrances, commercial spaces, and accent walls. Use the collection codes when requesting samples, availability, pricing, or a project quote.
Performance
Built for demanding surfaces.
Confirm the exact grade, test reports, warranty, subframe, and installation details for your project before ordering.
Fire-retardant options
Fire-retardant grades may be specified where a project requires them; confirm the selected panel certification.
Moisture resistant
Compact exterior panels are suited to rain and humid conditions when detailed and installed correctly.
Termite resistant
The compact laminate construction does not provide the same food source as natural timber.
Impact resistant
Dense panel construction supports demanding facade and high-contact applications.
Abrasion resistant
Durable decorative surfaces help withstand routine handling and cleaning.
Easy to clean
Many marks can be removed with water, mild soap, and a soft cloth.
Climatic stability
Exterior grades are engineered for changing temperature and weather conditions.
Low maintenance
Pre-finished panels do not require routine painting, staining, or sealing.
Finish library
Choose by collection code.
Screen colors are indicative. Select as many physical samples as you need before making a final finish decision.
Wood Series
7 finishesWarm brown and timber-inspired tones for facades, soffits, gates, and feature surfaces.
Stone Series
6 finishesNeutral mineral tones ranging from pale limestone to deep architectural grey and brown.
Texture Series
3 finishesClean white and grey surfaces for contemporary elevations and coordinated details.
Applications
One surface, multiple contexts.
Exterior cladding
Ventilated facade and wall-cladding compositions for residential and commercial buildings.
Facades
Large-format architectural surfaces with coordinated joints, trims, and subframes.
Balconies
Weather-exposed balcony walls, fascias, soffits, and privacy elements.
Gates and doors
Durable decorative skins for entrance gates, doors, and surrounding wall panels.
Commercial spaces
Exterior and interior feature surfaces for offices, retail, hospitality, and institutions.
Accent walls
Focused material statements for entrances, courtyards, lobbies, and interior features.
Project references
See HPL in context.
Documentation
Authorization document
Review the supplied authorization document below. Contact the team to confirm its current scope, validity, covered products, and applicable territory before specifying or ordering.
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Questions and answers
Specify with confidence.
Use these answers as a starting point, then confirm the exact panel and installation system for your project.
What is high-pressure laminate (HPL)?
HPL is made by pressing resin-impregnated kraft and decorative layers under heat and pressure. Exterior compact grades create durable, decorative panels for building applications.
How long does exterior HPL last?
Service life depends on the selected grade, exposure, detailing, subframe, installation, and maintenance. Request the current product data sheet and written warranty for the exact panel code before ordering.
Is HPL fire resistant?
Fire performance varies by panel grade and build-up. Fire-retardant options are available, but the specified product and wall assembly should be checked against the project requirements.
Can HPL be used in humid climates?
Exterior compact HPL is commonly used in humid and coastal environments. Correct edge clearances, ventilation, drainage, fixings, and installation remain important.
What maintenance does HPL cladding require?
Clean periodically with water, mild soap, and a soft cloth. Avoid abrasive tools and aggressive chemicals, and follow the selected manufacturer's maintenance instructions.
Do you provide installation support?
Installation guidance and project support are available. Share the location, application, approximate area, and selected codes so the team can advise on supply and installation.