Tree Lichen
on HPL
Grey tree lichens on HPL.
On request only
We produce this surface specifically for your project. Tell us the quantity and time frame and we will get back to you promptly.
A touch of ancient forest for your walls
This natural surface brings the raw beauty of untouched nature into interior spaces. Tree Lichen evokes centuries-old trees draped in fine lichens and mosses, shaped by time. Its striking texture adds depth and character to any room – wild, primal, and unique.
Application
This surface is approved for the following applications:
Application
Wood
Furniture & fixtures
Backing material
on HPL
High-pressure laminate to EN 438 for furniture and wood composites, flame retardant in the composite
Raw material
Primal lichen
Fragrance
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Light fastness
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Abrasion resistance
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Colour
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Article number
BMB0000090HPLST
Backing material
HPL
Format
3,050 x 1,320 mm
Minimum order
1 sheet (≙ 4.026 m²)
Weight
2 kg/m²
Thickness
2.4 mm
Flexibility
bending radii from 350 mm
Translucency
opaque
Our HPL laminate (High Pressure Laminate) in accordance with EN 438 stands out for its high stability, durability, and versatile range of applications.
Properties:
- Robust & homogeneous panel material (raw density > 1.4 g/cm³)
Technical Data:
- Format: 3,050 × 1,320 mm; 4.026 m² (= MOQ)
- HPL 0.8 to 1.1 mm according to DIN EN 438 and ISO 4586
- Flexible bending radius from 350 mm
- Flame-retardant in composite structure (B-s1, d0 according to EN 13501-1)
- Safe for food contact according to EN 1186
Installation of Organoid natural surfaces on HPL engineered wood:
- Use like common HPL-panels, on many surfaces and constructions
- Trim the HPL panels by approx. 2 cm along all edges (because of the material density from the scattering technique)
- Cover the natural surface with the enclosed separating paper
- Pressing temperature max. 60 °C
- For sensitive wood-working applications, use a counter-balance (enclosed on request)
- For cutting, use panel saws, table saws, hand-held circular saws, jigsaws, but also CNC-milling.
- Pre-trials recommended
Material
Baumbart, as these fine tree lichens are called in Tyrolean German, thrives only at high altitudes where the air is clear and pristine. These hardy survivors grow slowly, withstand extreme temperatures, and naturally filter pollutants from the air – true talents of nature!
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