Wilsonart® High Pressure Laminate (HPL)
YOUR VISION, DELIVERED
Whatever vision you see, we see it through with a limitless collection of the most sustainable HPL designs.
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Limitless Designs
Choose from the industry’s largest selection of high pressure laminate surfaces.
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#1 in Sustainability
Made from 26% post-consumer recycled content on average, which is 2X more than other leading laminate brands.
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3X More Wear Resistant
When powered by AEON™ Performance Technology, Wilsonart HPL is 3X more resistant to wear, scratches, and scuffing than other laminates.
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Unmatched Reliability
With over 100 locations across North America, our Wilsonart distribution network gets products to you in complete and correct condition, on schedule.


New Launch: HPL Commercial Designs
Discover beauty that can’t be repeated — 29 new HPL designs authored by nature, including no-repeat woodgrains, soothing stones, and misty solid colors inspired by the elements.
Get The Look That Completes Your Vision
Explore The Possibilities


Start with the Perfect
Finish
From high gloss to matte, smooth to textured, these finishes bring HPL to life with authentic visual and dimensional impact.


AEON™ Performance Technology
Designed for demanding interiors, AEON delivers long term durability for high use spaces.


Sustainability: Acting Beyond the Surface
Wilsonart HPL is made with 26% post-consumer recycled content on average, twice as much as other leading laminates. It’s also certified for FSC Controlled Wood, UL GREENGUARD Gold, and Declare Label.
Bring Your Vision to Life With HPL
As our most versatile surface, Wilsonart HPL works across your project for a seamless, high-end finish.


Wall Panels


Doors


Casegoods


Countertops


Millwork


Furniture


Wall Panels


Doors


Casegoods


Countertops


Millwork


Furniture
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Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the difference between HPL and TFL?
HPL (High Pressure Laminate) and TFL (Thermally Fused Laminate) differ in their manufacturing and application. HPL is created by layering paper infused with resin and bonding it under high heat and pressure. HPL is significantly more durable than TFL, and more commonly used in high touch applications like counter tops and furniture that demand extra durability.
TFL panels are made by fusing a resin-impregnated sheet of décor paper directly to a substrate. Because there is no kraft paper used in TFL, the resulting panel is ready for finishing. This approach is well-suited for vertical applications where extreme durability is less of a concern, such as the interior surfaces of cabinets or furniture.
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Wilsonart’s innovative coordinated surfaces program allows for a harmonious blend of HPL and TFL in a single application. This means you can maximize the durability of HPL on horizontal surfaces while maintaining a consistent design aesthetic by incorporating TFL for interior components. This strategic pairing showcases the versatility and adaptability of these laminate materials, ensuring they meet the specific demands of various applications.
What’s the difference between MDF and HPL?
MDF (Medium Density Fiberboard) is a substrate material, while HPL (High Pressure Laminate) is a surface material. MDF is an engineered wood product made from compressed wood fibers and resin, and on its own typically looks unfinished. HPL is a high performing decorative sheet that can mimic the beauty of natural stone, finished woodgrains, fabrics and more. HPL is preferred for surfaces like countertops and wall panels, valued for its durability and customizable designs.
What are the best applications for HPL?
High Pressure Laminate (HPL) finds its best applications in various areas due to its durability and aesthetic qualities. It excels in countertop surfaces, kitchen workspaces, office furniture, wall panels, tabletops and bathroom vanities, thanks to its resistance to moisture, impact, and heat. In commercial settings, HPL is ideal for healthcare, hospitality, offices, educational, retail, and more due to its robustness and customizable designs. Additionally, it's commonly used for residential furniture and cabinetry, combining style and strength effectively.
How is HPL made?
High pressure laminate (HPL) is made through a multi-step process. It begins with layers of kraft paper infused with phenolic resin for durability. On top of this, decorative paper treated with melamine resin adds aesthetics. The layers are then pressed together under high heat, around 300°F, and pressure exceeding 1000 psi, creating a strong bond. The result is a robust, durable, and visually appealing material that’s used in furniture, countertops, and more.
What textured finishes are available on Wilsonart HPL?
Wilsonart HPL features several textures to choose from, and availability may vary per design. For information regarding alternate textures, sizes and up-charges, please browse the Pattern Availability section of a laminate design detail page to see available finishes. See the list of all HPL finishes.























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