laminates

Laminates are materials made by bonding multiple layers of paper, fabric, or other substrates with a resin or adhesive, then often applying heat and pressure to create a durable, smooth surface. Commonly used in furniture, flooring, and cabinetry, laminates provide strength, resistance to scratches, stains, and moisture, and a variety of attractive finishes. They serve as an economical alternative to solid materials while offering versatility in design and ease of maintenance. Essentially, laminates enhance the durability and appearance of surfaces by combining multiple layers into a single, resilient material.