Name: Oregon Pine by Cleaf
Brand: Cleaf
SKU: LK84

Question 1

What is Oregon Pine by Cleaf?

Accepted Answer

Oregon Pine is a decorative melamine-faced panel from Cleaf's Matrix & Scultura collection. It features Cleaf's proprietary Thermo Structured Surface (TSS) technology — decorative papers impregnated with pure melamine resin are thermally fused to a particleboard core, creating a synchronized 3D texture that replicates the look and feel of natural materials. Manufactured in Italy by the Saviola Group.

Question 2

What sizes does the Oregon Pine panel come in?

Accepted Answer

Oregon Pine is available in four formats: (1) Standard 18mm (¾") panel at 2070 × 2800mm (81½" × 110¼") on particleboard core. (2) Thick 25mm (1") panel for countertops and structural use. (3) Thin 8mm (⁵⁄₁₆") panel for backs and drawer bottoms. (4) HPL laminate sheet at 0.8mm × 1300 × 3050mm (51⅛" × 120⅛") for postforming and wrapping applications.

Question 3

Is Oregon Pine scratch and heat resistant?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Oregon Pine is tested to EN 14323 with scratch resistance exceeding 1.5N and Abrasion Class 1 (printed décor rating). It carries EN 12722 Class B dry heat resistance. The surface also resists staining (Groups 1 and 2, Class 4+), UV fading (Grey Scale 4+), and steam (Level 4+). The antibacterial TSS surface is chemical-resistant against common household and commercial cleaners.

Question 4

What panel sizes and thicknesses does Cleaf offer?

Accepted Answer

Cleaf panels are available in three thicknesses on particleboard core: 18mm (¾") standard, 25mm (1") for countertops and structural applications, and 8mm (⁵⁄₁₆") for backs and lightweight panels. Standard panel size is 2070 × 2800mm (81½" × 110¼"). HPL laminate sheets are also available at 0.8mm (¹⁄₃₂") thick in 1300 × 3050mm (51⅛" × 120⅛") format for postforming and surface lamination. Custom sizes are available with minimum order quantities.

Question 5

What edge banding options are available for Cleaf panels?

Accepted Answer

Cleaf offers color and texture-matched ABS edgebanding in four options: 1mm × 23mm (⅞") standard — laser-compatible for seamless joints; 0.4mm × 23mm thin profile for curves and light-duty use; 2mm × 23mm heavy-duty for commercial applications (allows edge profiling); and 1mm × 43mm (1¹¹⁄₁₆") wide profile for 25mm+ panel edges. ABS is preferred over PVC because it's 100% recyclable, fire-resistant, and compatible with laser edgebanding technology for zero glue-line finishing.

Question 6

Are Cleaf panels durable enough for kitchen cabinets?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Cleaf's Thermo Structured Surface (TSS) panels are specifically designed for high-use kitchen environments. The melamine surface is scratch-resistant (EN 14323 > 1.5N), stain-resistant against coffee, wine, sauces, and household chemicals (EN 14323 Class 4+), heat-resistant (EN 12722 Class B), and steam-resistant (Level 4+). The antibacterial surface treatment inhibits bacterial and mold growth — important for food-preparation areas. The panels carry ASTM E84 Class B fire rating for safety compliance.

Question 7

How do I clean and maintain Cleaf panels?

Accepted Answer

For daily cleaning, use a soft cloth with normal household detergent or mild soap and water — always apply cleaner to the cloth, never spray directly on the surface. For stains: fruit juice, coffee, tea, wine, and ink clean with cold water and detergent. Fats, sauces, and dried stains clean with warm water and detergent. Markers, hair spray, and foundation clean with 50% ethyl alcohol. Nail polish cleans with acetone. For deep-textured surfaces (Matrix, Sable, etc.), use a soft-bristle brush if dirt remains in texture grooves after standard cleaning.

Question 8

What environmental certifications does Cleaf carry?

Accepted Answer

Cleaf panels by Saviola Group carry FSC 100% Recycled certification (FSC CQ-COC-00001) — the world's only manufacturer with this distinction for chipboard panels. The particleboard core is made from 100% post-consumer recycled wood, saving approximately 10,000 trees per day. Additional certifications include CARB Phase 2 (TSCA Title VI), E1 formaldehyde compliance, ASTM E84 Class B fire rating, CAN/ULC fire certification, antibacterial surface treatment, and IMO marine certification. Suitable for LEED, WELL, and other green building programs.

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