From the 180fx Collection, Formica 6320, Black Fusion is considered a work of art because of its unique and elegant granite. Its contemporary style features a dark black background with gray, white, and golden brown veining in a lengthwise linear design resembling tree bark. The Formica 180fx collection captures the coloration and exquisite veining of real stones and woods to a durable, easy to maintain, high-resolution laminate. Focusing on a sophisticated, neutral palette that is versatile enough to pair with any interior design, 180fx captures the true scale visual drama of natural materials, at a fraction of the cost.
Please Note: Peel & Stick items are Special Orders and may not be canceled or returned once purchased.
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Specifications
Thickness |
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General Purpose |
0.035" (0.88 mm) |
General Purpose (3M™ Peel & Stick) |
.035” + .001” – .004” (0.88mm + 0.02mm – 0.10mm) |
Laminate is made in many different grades intended for specific uses. For practical purposes we’ve narrowed this down to two categories; Vertical and Standard Grade.
Vertical Grade is ideal for use on low wear surfaces such as cabinet faces and sides, doors, furniture, etc. It is a little thinner than standard grade and thus, a thinner line will be visible at the edges. Vertical Grade laminate is not recommended for countertops or any surface that will likely see a lot of use. Thickness’ can range from .027″ (0.7mm) nominal to .029″ (.7mm) nominal.
Standard Grade, or Horizontal Grade, is a little thicker and typically is used for higher wear areas like countertops and desktops. This material is less flexible and slightly more difficult to work with but is the standard for making most laminate countertops. Thickness’ can range from .035″ (0.9mm) nominal to .045″ (1.1mm) nominal.