Formica Envision™ Custom Laminate
If you can imagine it, we can make it.
Imagine the possibilities of creating a surface that's all your own: Design your unique surface art on our high-performance laminate using your design, photography, logo, illustration or painting. If you can imagine it, we can make it.
Whatever your application, you create your very own look using Formica Envision™ Custom Laminate, a completely unique surface.
With our new Formica Envision™ HardStop® Panel program, custom designs are now available on large projects of 25 HardStop® panels or more! Make your mark. Build your brand. Stand out... any way you like.
Any questions? Call us at 1-800-786-3286 or email us at [email protected]
How To Start A Project
Step 1:
Start a Formica Envision™ project by contacting your local Formica® Sales Representative, or call Formica Corporation at 1-800-786-3286.Step 2:
Submit fullsize artwork. Please refer to the Formica Envision™ Artwork Guidelines.Step 3:
Send in your lab sample approval form and place your order through your local Formica® Distributor. Formica Envision™ HardStop® Panel lab samples will be a HPL sampleFormica Envision™ Artwork Guidelines
Pixel based – 200-300 DPI is best for most applications. Larger resolutions just make the file larger and take more processing time without adding visual quality. Submitting files with a lower resolution than 100 can make the image look pixilated and blurry especially if the file needs to be enlarged. Files that need to be enlarged more than 200% should be at least twice the resolution (200 DPI+) to help ensure the quality of the final print.
Vector Based – If you’re submitting images that are vector based, resolution will not be affected by scaling and the file data size is typically small in comparison to pixel based images.
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