Sparkling Granite Laminates By Greenlam

Recently launched in Singapore, Greenlam’s Granite range consists of four designs with a fire retardant surface that is ideal for kitchen and table tops.

Sparkling Granite Laminates By Greenlam

June 23rd, 2015

Tags: granite, Greenlam, Laminate

Top Image: SIR 5605 Euclid Grey

With four distinct designs, Greenlam‘s recently launched laminates emulate qualities of genuine granite. Aside from subtle patterns, a light sparkling texture adds a finishing touch to the collection and enhances its appeal for kitchen and table tops.

SIR 5606 Dakota Cafe

Safety considerations value-add the collection – its Fire Retardant surface has a Class 0 certification for its ability to prevent the propagation of fire. The collection is also designed to extinguish fire without releasing toxic fumes resulted from burning.

SIR 5618 Ecuador White

The Greenlam name is synonymous with decorative and imaginative laminates. Founded in India, Greenlam grew and multiplied across Asia within a span of ten years. Its laminates are anti-bacterial – a first in Asia, and made with the environment in mind.

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