Kitchen worktops by Getalit - Kitchen Fit Sandiacre

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period.
BFU = BAUFURNIERPLATTE = veneer plywood
BIRCH PLYWOOD (Multiplex) consists of minimum five wood
layers and the fibre course/orientation is glued in an angle of 90°.
By this, those material properties depending upon direction, as
for example swelling and shrinking behaviour, are homogenized
over the sheet. The sheet structure and the specific resistance
properties result from the kind, quantity and configuration of the
wood layers. The raw density is ca. 650–700 kg/m³.
CAPS / MOULDED PARTS These are interior edges, exterior
edges or end cap sets in uni colours or in decors suitable for wall
splashback systems.
CHIPBOARD SUBSTRATES often also named flat press sheets
(P1 to P7) represent the largest and best-known sub-group of
wooden chip materials. They consist of glued wooden chips of
different size which are pressed to multi-layer panels in three up
to five layers. The exterior layers mainly consist of the fine chip-
board material, especially when they are coated for decorative
purposes (as for example for furniture). As the massive character
of wood compound does not exist, these panels have nearly the
same moisture expansion and shrinking properties of the panel
layers direction-wise (i. e. panel’s length and width) but at the
same time a considerably minor stability than solid wood.
Type P2 (former name V20) for general applications for furniture
and interior design
Type P3 (moisture-repellent) for general applications for furniture
and interior design
Type P5 (former name V313) moisture-resistant support for
general applications in interior design.
COVED PROFILE GETACORE ® Harmoniously shaped transition
between worktop and wall panelling (backpanel or wall splash-
back profile).
FINISHING SPONGE removes signs of daily wear and tear from
the GetaCore top in SemiMat (Seidenmatt) end finish
both horizontally and vertically.
GETACORE ® ELEMENTS worktops made of acrylic-bound Solid
Surface material captivates with its warm haptics and ist joint-free
optics. Angle joints or undermounted GetaCore sinks are bonded
with optically seamless joints. This underlines the monolithic
effect – the material seems to be “all of a piece“. The non-porous
surface represents an additional convincing argument for a Geta-
Core worktop in your kitchen.
GETACORE ® SURFACES Signs of scratches and daily wear and
tear are inevitable during customary use and these become more
obvious in the case of high-gloss and colour-intensive decors in
comparison to other decors. Especially for GetaCore Uni decors
minor occasional dust inclusions cannot be ruled out due to pro-
duction procedures.
GETALIT ® HPL laminates are sheets consisting of layers of synthe-
tic resin saturated kraft papers and a top layer of printed or plain
colour decor paper which is protected by a crystal clear melamine
overlay. Under certain conditions and with the appropriate machi-
nery, Getalit can be postformed. Due to its outstanding duropla-
stic properties, GetaLit-HPL laminates are especially resistant to
impact and abrasion and superior to standard melamine faced
chipboard or similar substrates.
GETALIT ® COMPACT SHEETS GetaLit HPL with a minimum
thickness of 2mm are named “compact high-pressure laminates“.
GetaLit compact sheets can be covered on both faces with
decorative surfaces. With a minimum thickness of 5mm they have
self-supporting properties. GetaLit compact sheets are especially
moisture-resistant and have a low degree of electrostatic charge.
They are break-proof and easy to instal. Supporting materials and
edging materials are not necessary.
GETALIT ® ELEMENTS (GT-e) Compound elements (former name
“GetaLan Super“, kitchen worktops) meet especially high quality
requirements by means of their robust and resistant GetaLit
(HPL) surfaces. These compound elements covered with HPL are
therefore mainly applied in areas of daily wear and tear – as for
example for shop fitting, in schools and kindergardens – and last
but not least as kitchen worktops.
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