Travertine Silver Scovato 4-ft x 8-ft Laminate Sheet

Achieve the look of natural travertine with this Formica 180fx laminate sheet in a Scovato finish. Designed for countertops and vertical applications, it offers durable, scratch-resistant performance with EliteForm technology and a soft, low-gloss texture.

Key Features:

• True-to-Scale Stone Look: 180fx pattern delivers dramatic, realistic travertine visuals
• Durable EliteForm Surface: Enhanced scratch resistance and everyday toughness
• Soft Scovato Texture: Low-gloss, lightly brushed feel for a refined, stone-like finish
• Versatile Use: Suitable for horizontal or vertical applications—countertops, islands, backsplashes, cabinetry
• Easy Care: Wipes clean with a damp, non-abrasive cloth and mild detergent

Specifications Table:

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: Can this laminate handle heat from pots and pans?
A: Use trivets or hot pads—direct heat can damage laminate surfaces.

Q: Is it suitable for vertical installations like backsplashes?
A: Yes, it can be used in both horizontal and vertical applications.

Q: How do I clean and maintain the surface?
A: Clean with a damp, non-abrasive cloth and mild household cleaner; avoid harsh abrasives.

Q: Is it certified for low emissions?
A: Yes, Formica laminates are GREENGUARD certified for low chemical emissions.

Q: What are the sheet dimensions and thickness?
A: 48 in W x 96 in L; thickness approximately 0.889 mm.

A serene travertine tableau—stone elegance, effortless care

This laminate casts a soft, silvery travertine narrative across your surfaces, lending calm sophistication to kitchens and bars. The Scovato finish whispers with a refined, low-gloss texture that mirrors honed stone. Pair it with warm woods and brushed nickel for a balanced, modern ensemble, or run it up the backsplash to envelop the room in subtle movement. A luxe look that invites daily living without the maintenance of natural stone.

Upgrade your space with travertine elegance and laminate practicality—add this 4x8 sheet to your project today.