MATERIALS

Quality, beauty and resistance

For Linea B, materials aren't just an aesthetic choice, but the starting point for every project. We select high-quality, durable surfaces that are beautiful to live with every day: fine woods, technical laminates, glossy and matte lacquers, glass, metals, and innovative materials like HPL, Fenix, stoneware, and quartz.

Each proposal is designed to suit the client's style and ensure durability, practicality, and harmony with the rest of the space. Our collections offer a broad and versatile palette, ideal for custom kitchens, bathrooms, and living rooms. Thanks to in-house production and artisanal care, every detail is meticulously crafted, ensuring a refined and coherent final result. Linea B materials express a vision: to create beautiful, functional, and long-lasting spaces, perfectly integrated into the philosophy of contemporary living.

LAMINATE

Commonly known as "Formica," it is created by overlapping a series of phenolic resin sheets and a final decorative sheet impregnated with thermosetting resins and covered with a protective outer finish. The laminate can be available in a wide range of colors, including solid colors, wood, mortar effects, or metallic finishes. A particularly hygienic material, it is highly resistant to wear and steam. It can be used for a variety of purposes: doors, countertops, vertical and horizontal furnishings, wherever a solid and sturdy surface is required.

Lacquered

Lacquering involves coating a plywood panel with four layers of polyester paint, which are then polished and brushed. Lacquers can be open-pore, leaving the wood grain exposed, or closed-pore, with a gloss or matte finish. The unrivaled value of lacquered kitchens, which offer a wide range of colors and complete customization, is complemented by a type of lacquer that is robust, durable, and easy to maintain. We do not recommend aggressive cleaning with abrasive materials; a solution of equal parts water and alcohol will clean the door without damaging the surface or color of the lacquer.

WOOD

Wood is a natural product and, by its very nature, is more sensitive than other materials to heat, humidity, and exposure to sunlight. Because of this "living" material, veneered wood doors are now preferred over solid wood, ensuring greater stability. Veneer, while respecting tradition, also remains in line with current trends, offering solutions suited to both classic and more "fashionable" tastes through the possibility of creating any type of wood from sample and according to the customer's personal taste. As with lacquered finishes, aggressive cleaning with abrasive materials is not recommended. We recommend a solution of equal parts water and alcohol to properly maintain the veneer's aesthetic characteristics.

FENIX

Fenix NTM is a super-matte interior design material whose characteristics allow for high-quality finishes and a striking visual impact. It is produced using next-generation thermoplastic resins that, with the help of nanotechnologies, ensure the absence of imperfections on corners and edges, giving the product a monolithic appearance and a pleasant "soft touch" feel. For routine maintenance and cleaning, neutral household detergents are suitable. For more stubborn stains, we recommend using non-aggressive solvents, avoiding abrasive substances or tools.

VETRO

Glass is a silicon-based material highly resistant to stains and limescale. It also undergoes a tempering process, becoming up to five times more resistant than traditional glass. It can be polished or opaque (through sandblasting) and lacquered in a variety of colors. It is generally applied to a lacquered panel of the same color or to an aluminum frame. For cleaning, simply use water or specific neutral products. Abrasive substances and tools are not recommended, even for stubborn stains.

CEMENT RESIN

It's one of the latest innovations in materials for kitchens, living rooms, and bathrooms. It's made from a combination of multiple water-based components that are perfectly breathable, non-toxic, odorless, and eco-friendly. It stands out from other materials for its ductility, wear resistance, and resistance to chemicals. Thanks to its low surface porosity, it's completely waterproof and hygienic, making it particularly suitable for countertops.