Name: Oiled Kendal Oak by Egger
Brand: Egger
SKU: H3171 ST12

Question 1

What is Oiled Kendal Oak by Egger?

Accepted Answer

Oiled Kendal Oak is a thermally fused laminate (TFL) panel from Egger's Next Level. The melamine-resin décor surface is thermally bonded to an industrial-grade particleboard core under heat and pressure. Egger uses proprietary texture technologies — including Smoothtouch, Deepskin, Omnipore, and Feelwood — to create surfaces with realistic woodgrain depth and tactile character.

Question 2

What sizes does Oiled Kendal Oak come in?

Accepted Answer

Oiled Kendal Oak is available in two panel formats: (1) Standard 4' × 8' at 1220 × 2440mm (48" × 96") — the industry standard for North American cabinet shops. (2) Wide 5' × 8' at 1530 × 2440mm (60" × 96") for tall cabinetry and large paneling applications with fewer seams. Both formats are 18mm (¾") thick on PEFC-certified particleboard core.

Question 3

Is Oiled Kendal Oak scratch resistant?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Oiled Kendal Oak features a melamine-resin surface tested per EN 438-2 for scratch and abrasion resistance. The cured melamine surface also resists staining from common household substances for 24+ hours. Egger panels are designed for daily use in kitchen, bathroom, and commercial environments.

Question 4

What panel sizes does Egger offer?

Accepted Answer

Egger panels are manufactured in two North American formats: (1) Standard 4' × 8' (1220 × 2440mm) — universal for cabinet shops and millwork. (2) Wide 5' × 8' (1530 × 2440mm) — for tall pantry units, wardrobe sides, and wall paneling where fewer seams are preferred. All panels are 18mm (¾") thick. Egger also offers HPL (High Pressure Laminate) sheets for postforming and surfacing applications.

Question 5

What edge banding options are available for Egger panels?

Accepted Answer

Egger provides color- and texture-matched ABS edgebanding in three profiles: 1mm × 23mm standard for production edgebanders — the industry standard. 0.4mm × 23mm pre-glued for iron-on application in small shops. 2mm × 23mm heavy-duty for commercial applications where edge profiling is needed. ABS edgebanding is recycling-compatible and PVC-free. Rolls are 100m (328 ft) for standard, 50m for heavy-duty.

Question 6

Are Egger panels suitable for kitchen cabinets?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Egger TFL panels are one of the most widely used cabinet surfaces in Europe and North America. The melamine surface is scratch-resistant, stain-resistant (coffee, wine, cleaners — 24h exposure tested), and cigarette-burn resistant per DIN 68861-1. For kitchens, edges must be sealed with ABS edgebanding to protect the particleboard core from moisture. Egger panels are not rated for direct hot-pan contact on the surface.

Question 7

How do I clean and maintain Egger panels?

Accepted Answer

Daily cleaning: wipe with a soft damp cloth and mild detergent. For tougher stains (grease, markers, adhesive residue), use a non-abrasive cleaner or isopropyl alcohol on a soft cloth, then rinse with clean water. Avoid abrasive cleaners, scouring pads, and steel wool. Do not use steam cleaners. For textured surfaces (Deepskin, Omnipore), a soft-bristle brush can remove residue from texture grooves. Dry the surface after cleaning to prevent water spots.

Question 8

What certifications do Egger panels carry?

Accepted Answer

Egger panels are PEFC Certified (sustainable forestry), CARB Phase 2 and TSCA Title VI compliant (formaldehyde emissions), and E1 rated per EN 717-1. Egger publishes Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) for full lifecycle transparency. The Austrian-headquartered company operates with ISO 14001 environmental management and uses 100% wood from sustainable sources. Egger was one of the first panel manufacturers in Europe to achieve PEFC chain-of-custody certification.

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