Practically Elegant
COLOURpyne® Melamine is contemporary design at its best. The sophisticated range of colours and woodgrains delivers an authentic appeal, in lightly textured and smooth, shiny gloss finishes to enhance both residential and commercial cabinetry applications.
Elegant and versatile COLOURpyne® is a tough scratch resistance surface, which can be used in cupboards, shelves, pantries and cabinets, storage units, bathroom cabinetry, laundry cabinets, wardrobes, general shelving and much more. Melamine technology ensures high-quality, durable panels available in a variety of colours.
A pre-finished product that successfully delivers a cost-effective option for a modern look, COLOURpyne Melamine is a progressive approach to design. Characteristics selected with an eye for quality and permanence are balanced with an independence of spirit.
COLOURS
The COLOURpyne® range features a palette of contemporary and classic prints from solid and special colours to authentic woodgrains, including leading-edge colours featured in our Wilderness and
Naturale Series.
SURFACE FINISHES
Changing the look of your COLOURpyne® Melamine can be as simple as changing the surface finish*.
Gloss: A smooth, shiny finish.
Decor: A lightly textured, orange-peel like surface.
Naturale: An embossed natural woodgrain like surface.
Velvet: A delicate eggshell surface
*Not all colours are available in all finishes.
FOR MORE INFORMATION
COLOURpyne
Website chhpinepanels.com.au/colourpyne
Phone 1300 658 828
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