’FUSION®’ Surfaces See the future of laminate with Laminex ‘FUSION®’ Surfaces. ‘FUSION’ suits a wide range of interior applications including benchtops, tabletops, wall panelling, furniture, cupboard doors, wall murals and more. Choose from hundreds of exclusive designs or design your own image. The Laminex Group1800 003 988fusionsurfaces.com
April 30th, 2008
’FUSION®’ Surfaces
See the future of laminate with Laminex ‘FUSION®’ Surfaces. ‘FUSION’ suits a wide range of interior applications including benchtops, tabletops, wall panelling, furniture, cupboard doors, wall murals and more. Choose from hundreds of exclusive designs or design your own image.
The Laminex Group
1800 003 988
fusionsurfaces.com
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