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By Furniture & Joinery Production Jun 10, 2015

Latest innovation from Egger makes ‘PerfectSense’

Two new products from Egger give furniture manufacturers the opportunity to reflect the continuing popularity of high gloss, and the emerging trend of velvet matt surfaces, seen in premium kitchens – but at a realistic price.

Thanks to a revolutionary UV coating process, its new PerfectSense Gloss and PerfectSense Matt boards provide a particularly hard-wearing surface with an up-market look and feel.

Pre-launched at the Interzum show in Cologne, and available from September, they will be produced on a brand new line in Germany and have a core of super-smooth MDF.

“The gloss boards offer a combination of a real mirror finish with a tough, smooth and flawless surface – something of a novelty in this product area,” says Elliott Fairlie, Egger UK’s head of décor development.

“By using a special coating process with UV technology, we believe we have elevated our products into an area of the market previously reserved for only a few high-end surfaces.

“We have seen many kitchen manufacturers featuring high-gloss frontals in recent times, and it’s a look that customers are continuing to adopt. With Egger’s PerfectSense

Gloss you not only get the desired look, you also get a board that is strong in the fabrication process and suitable for heavier-use applications – being particularly scratch-resistant and robust.”

Egger’s new UV coating process gives its second new product – PerfectSense Matt – unique properties of its own, making it highly resistant to fingerprints. The warm, soft look also gives it an up-market feel that is gaining in popularity.

Both products are offered alongside standard structures in matching colours for carcassing, to create a coordinated look, and matching edging is also available.  The dimensions are 2800 x 2070mm with a thickness of 18mm. 

Elliott Fairlie added: “Gloss in itself is not new, but with PerfectSense we believe we have raised the bar in terms of durability and the sheer depth of the shine – which responds to the high demand from end-users.

“But Matt is also gaining in popularity. Matt surfaces have long been associated with high value and predominantly used in premium-end furniture production. This has made it much more desirable and the superior quality differentiates it from other matt furniture surfaces – particularly when used as a contrast to our new high gloss product.”

PerfectSense Matt decors carry on the current glory of grey theme, with two cooler shades of grey included – U708 PM Light Grey and U732 PM Dust Grey – as well as two warmer grey shades, U702 PM Cashmere and U727 Stone Grey.
Besides the prevailing classic white, black is also celebrating its comeback on the matt surface – showcasing high quality at its best. The no-fingerprint functionality can be seen particularly well on the U999 PM Black.

PerfectSense Gloss decors are based on current trends and the range will comprise a collection of popular solid colours and an exotic woodgrain.

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