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BS EN ISO 19712-1:2013 Plastics. Decorative solid surfacing materials Classification and specifications

BS EN ISO 19712-1:2013

Plastics. Decorative solid surfacing materials Classification and specifications

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Standard number:BS EN ISO 19712-1:2013
Pages:19
Released:2013-06-30
ISBN:978 0 580 78956 4
Status:Standard
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BS EN ISO 19712-1:2013


This standard BS EN ISO 19712-1:2013 Plastics. Decorative solid surfacing materials is classified in these ICS categories:
  • 83.140.20 Laminated sheets

This part of ISO 19712 establishes a classification system for solid surfacing materials according to their performance.

This part of ISO 19712 also specifies property requirements for the various types of solid surfacing materials covered by this classification. Requirements are specified for the types that are most generally used, but additional types may be added as required. The specified limit values apply to the most commonly used types of material, but within each classification it may be possible to obtain variants having much higher performance values.

These materials are characterized by their homogeneous appearance, renewable surfaces and inconspicuous seams. They are generally classified as follows.

  1. Solid surface sheets

    Solid surfacing sheets are designed for horizontal, vertical, wet and dry applications.

  2. Solid surface shapes

    Solid surface shapes include, but are not limited to, kitchen sinks, bathroom sinks, vanity tops, showers, tubs and spas.

The important properties of solid surfacing materials are

  • water resistance,

  • thermal shock resistance,

  • heat resistance,

  • impact resistance,

  • stain and chemical resistance,

  • cigarette burn resistance,

  • colour stability,

  • hardness,

  • bacterial and fungal resistance,

  • cleanability,

  • hygiene,

  • seamability,

  • renewability.