Laminates · Hyderabad
Laminates Supplier in Hyderabad
Decorative laminate sheets across finishes and thicknesses for cabinetry and wall surfaces.
Laminates are the visible finish layer on most modular furniture — bonded onto plywood, MDF or HDHMR to give cabinetry, wardrobes and panelling their final texture and colour. EightByFour's laminate catalogue spans matte, glossy, textured and wood-grain finishes across the thicknesses used in Hyderabad fabrication.
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Laminates Products
Buoyant Teak
Code: 9607
8×4 ft (2440×1220mm)
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Elm Glow
Code: 9601
8×4 ft (2440×1220mm)
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Horizon Elm Beige
Code: 9006
8×4 ft (2440×1220mm)
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Horizon Elm Brown
Code: 9031
8×4 ft (2440×1220mm)
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Kosher Wenge
Code: 9618
8×4 ft (2440×1220mm)
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Limewashed Ash
Code: 5426
8×4 ft (2440×1220mm)
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Livid Teak
Code: 9605
8×4 ft (2440×1220mm)
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Prime Walnut
Code: 9622
8×4 ft (2440×1220mm)
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Spirited Oak
Code: 9614
8×4 ft (2440×1220mm)
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Teak Ebon
Code: 9609
8×4 ft (2440×1220mm)
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Trusted Oak
Code: 5428
8×4 ft (2440×1220mm)
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Vintage Teak
Code: 9608
8×4 ft (2440×1220mm)
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Walnut Delicacy
Code: 9624
8×4 ft (2440×1220mm)
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Xyloid Teak
Code: 9606
8×4 ft (2440×1220mm)
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Buying Guide
Pick finish for both look and use: high-gloss reads premium but shows fingerprints and scratches more readily, making it a better fit for wardrobe interiors or low-touch surfaces than daily-use kitchen counters. Match laminate thickness to the substrate and edge-banding plan your fabricator is using — thicker laminates (1mm) suit high-wear horizontal surfaces, thinner sheets (0.8mm and below) are standard for vertical shutter faces.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What laminate thickness should I choose for kitchen shutters?
0.8mm to 1mm laminate is standard for kitchen shutter faces — thick enough to resist chipping at edges, thin enough to bond cleanly without adding bulk.
Matte or glossy laminate — which shows less wear?
Matte and textured finishes hide fingerprints, scratches and daily wear far better than high-gloss laminate, which is why gloss is more often used on accent panels than full kitchen runs.