Wall Panel and Wall System Materials
Learn about the types of materials Marlite uses in its wall panels, including FRP, HPL, HDF, MDF, thermoplastic and more.
At Marlite, we’ve been setting the standard for wall panels and integrated wall systems since 1932. From simple to stunning, our product portfolio provides solutions for any project and every budget. You can trust the quality materials we use to engineer Marlite wall panels, constructed to stand the test of time in diverse commercial environments and applications.
Learn more about each type of material we use in our wall panels and how these materials will benefit your implementation.
Fiberglass-reinforced Panels (FRP)
As one of the most specified brands of FRP in the world, Marlite and FRP have become synonymous. You’ll find FRP in our Artizan™ Digitally Printed FRP, Symmetrix™ SmartSeam FRP, standard FRP, and Induro™ HPL-faced FRP.
High-density Fiberboard (HDF)
Also known as hardboard, HDF is an engineered wood product. We use HDF–a level up from medium-density fiberboard (MDF) in both strength and density–in our Digitally Printed Plank™.
High-pressure Laminate (HPL)
Described as one of the most durable decorative surface materials by the Composite Panel Association, HPL evolved from original plastic laminate. Marlite’s Sieva™ Large Panel Wall System is comprised of HPL thermally bonded to an MDF core for the sophisticated look of architectural woodwork.
Medium-density Fiberboard (MDF)
Like HDF, MDF is an engineered wood product. Known for its smooth surface without knots, woodgrain, or warping, MDF is the strongest option available for Marlite’s Slatwall for retail displays.
Particle Board
Particleboard, also known as chipboard or low-density fiberboard, is a cost-efficient type of manufactured wood. It’s an economical option for our Slatwall panels.
Thermoplastic
Thermoplastic resin, as the name suggests, softens when heated, making it easy to mold, remold, and recycle. Recognized strength and flexibility, thermoplastic sheets are the heart of our Volta™ Dimensional Flex Sheets.
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