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Colours. HPL We specialise High Pressure Laminate fabrication, with our best-in-class pressing facility, giving superior finish quality. Simply choose your laminate from the wide range of available options and contact us with your requirements! Contact us MFC Take a peek at the fantastic range of colours that we have available in different MFC thicknesses. ​ So many ways from one simple, sustainable product. SGL Solid Grade Laminate, the ultimate wet-room solution. ​ Hardwearing and durable, it can withstand the heavy throughflow of a washroom environment. Contact us Looking for something else? Contact us with your requirements!

Our Processes. Clean and crisp production processes are the order of the day. Our factory now operates day and night, each panel weaving its careful path through our factory until the final result is delivered to your door. Smooth! Through-feed press line The first step of the laminate manufacturing process is pressing. ​ At MFL, we offer a variety of laminate and work with dozens of manufacturers offering a range of finishes and colours. This can then be applied to a core board of your choice. The laminate is pressed onto the core board, to the highest bond quality and strength. ​ Our polyurethane through-feed press line is: 100% waterproof Sustainable – formaldehyde free Seals in VOCs (Volatile Organic Compounds) ​ Leading the way in quality of bonding finish due to our polyurethane through-feed press line, MFL has best in class surface finish. Watch the press in action! Panel Sizing Our Homag panel sizing line includes automatic storage retrieval system which ensures an increased rate of production with enhanced safety for the operators. Using air floatation technology, every panel is protected from potential surface damage during the production process. Every works order is optimised for maximum efficiency and minimum wastage, guaranteeing cost effectiveness for the customer and reducing our impact on the Earth’s natural resources. Every panel is itemised with a specific label for ease of identification and can be formatted to suit our customer’s requirements. Edge Banding Our IMA edgebanding line is equipped with polyurethane adhesive (as is our press line) to complete the sealing of any harmful emissions from the raw material. At the beginning of the process, all panels are squared by an automated squaring unit ensuring the end products meet British Standard. Quality is maintained throughout this process by vacuum lifting equipment minimising the risk of damage during the production process. CNC Machining We have a suite of CNC Processing Centres which shape, drill, machine and edge panels to suit our customers needs. Utilising our four state-of-the-art processing centres, including our latest addition, the 5-axis Centateq Processing Centre, MFL has the capacity to meet the highest demands of our valued customer base. Our long-standing team of skilled operatives together with our standard operating processes and quality checks ensures panels are perfectly made to suit the customers’ needs. Finishing & Assembly Our team of professional finishers and assembly operatives are the ones who add the final quality touches to our masterpeices! Delivery At MFL, we value honesty and transparency - we will keep you updated on your items’ progress throughout the manufacturing process. We ensure all products are delivered within ten to fifteen days of placing your order. We will agree on a set delivery date not just week commencing, which will be added to your order confirmation, so you know exactly when to expect your delivery to arrive. In the rare instance that we are unable to make your required delivery date, we will let you know so we can discuss alternative arrangements and remove delivery costs. Once finished, all panels will be thoroughly cleaned, carefully packaged, and labelled, to ensure your order arrives damage-free and ready for use. We deliver to all regions in the UK.

Terms and Conditions TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE OF GOODS AND SERVICE These are the Terms and Conditions that shall apply to the Goods and Services supplied by Maxwood Fabrications Limited (Company Number 11738422) of Bodmin Road, Wyken, Coventry, CV2 5DB, VAT registration number 396929621. These Terms and Conditions shall take precedence over any inconsistent provisions of any other contract documents. The Customer’s acceptance of these terms and conditions shall be evidenced by the Customer’s signature or by permitting Maxwood to commence the Services. 1. DEFINITIONS 1.1 The following definitions shall apply to these terms and conditions: Contract: the agreement between Us and the Customer incorporating these terms and conditions. Customer/You/Your/s: the person, business, company or organisation to whom We agree to supply the Goods and/or Services. Data Protection Legislation: the UK General Data Protection Regulation (“UK GDPR”) and the Data Protection Act 2018 as amended or updated from time to time, and any successor legislation to the UK GDPR or the Data Protection Act 2018 and all other applicable statutes, directives, or regulations which may supplement, amend, or replace them and relate to data privacy. Delivery Date: the delivery dates as set out in the Order Confirmation. Goods: such goods as are manufactured, produced or procured by Us for the provision of the Services. Intellectual Property Rights: means patents, copyright, moral rights, trademarks and service marks, business names and domain names, rights in get-up and trade dress, goodwill and the right to sue for passing off or unfair competition, rights in designs, rights in computer software, database rights, rights to use, and protect the confidentiality of, know-how and trade secrets and all other intellectual property rights, in each case whether registered or unregistered and including all applications and rights to apply for and be granted, renewals or extensions of, and rights to claim priority from, such rights and all similar or equivalent rights or forms of protection which subsist or will subsist now or in the future in any part of the world. Maxwood/We/Us/Our/s: Maxwood Fabrications Limited Order: the order provided by the Customer to which these terms and conditions shall apply Order Confirmation: means the email We sent You acknowledging the details and expected delivery date of Your Order. Quotations: the proposal setting out the Services to be provided to the Customer and the costs involved which shall, if not accepted by the Customer, lapse after a period of 30 days unless We agree that it may be extended. We reserve the right to withdraw any Quotation at any time before Our Order Confirmation. Purchase Price: the amount to be paid by You for the Goods and/or Services. Relevant Event/s: as set out in clause 5. Section/s: the division of the Services into different sections as shown in the Quotation. Services/ Sub-Contract Works/The Works: the services to be carried out by Us including materials, goods or plant delivered to, placed on or adjacent to the Site. Site: the location set out in the Order Confirmation where We will provide the Services. Workshop Drawing/s Work: We are able to supply detailed drawings as an additional service which will need to be signed off by You for our manufacturing purposes. Working Hours: Our standard working hours are Monday to Thursday 07:00 to 16:00 and 07:00 to 14:45 on Friday. 2. CONTRACT DOCUMENTATION 2.1. No other document included by way of reference in Your correspondence will be binding upon Us or form part of the Contract between the parties. 2.2. We are entitled to rely on the accuracy and completeness of any plans and specifications and reports of site conditions provided to Us by You. Our obligation to examine documents, the site for the Services and materials and work completed by others is limited to notification by You of any defects or deficiencies that any reasonable contractor in the same or similar trade as Us would discover by reasonable visual inspection. 2.3. Unless otherwise notified in writing by You, We shall be entitled to rely and act on any instruction from any person purporting to be Your agent/employee. 3. CARRYING OUT OF THE SERVICES 3.1. We shall carry out and complete the Services as stated in the Order Confirmation using all reasonable skill and care and of a standard and quality commensurate with the price paid for the Services. 3.2 Manufacture will commence based on the details contained in our Order Confirmation unless notified within 24 hours of any changes required by You. If You do not notify Us of any required amendments within 24 hours, We reserve the right to charge You in resect of any necessary additional work that You may require. 3.4. Time shall not be of the essence in respect of any provision of the Services by Us. Any changes to the phasing, sequencing or coordination of the Services must be notified in writing to Us within a reasonable allow Us to reschedule Our own programme. We shall not be liable for any delay in the provision of the Services which caused by circumstances beyond Our control. 3.5. Where We are unable to gain access to the Site in order to provide the Services, We shall be entitled to charge You in respect of the wasted delivery time and all other costs incurred by Us. We may deliver the Services in instalments. 3.6 We shall not be responsible for removal of anything used to protect the Services, or to replace the protection afterwards, including those removed by others. Where such removal is necessary in order to enable signature of documentation to facilitate practical completion, We shall not be liable for such removal and shall have no liability in the event that practical completion is delayed as a consequence. 3.7. Final removal of protection or cleaning of the Services shall be completed by You. 3.8 You accept and agree that measurements may not be exact and that tolerances of +/-1.5mm for both length and width between individual components as stipulated in BS4965:1999 (or such other tolerances as may be industry accepted standards from time to time), are acceptable and You shall have no rights in respect of such variances to the Services. It is Your responsibility to ensure any wall opening or ceiling height shall be within 5mm of agreed dimensions and We do not accept any liability in respect of this if You do not do so. 4. PURCHASE PRICE AND PAYMENT 4.1. The Purchase Price shall be the VAT exclusive sum set out in the Order Confirmation together with any variations agreed between the parties. The different sections of the Services may have separate Purchase Prices. In addition to the Purchase Price, You shall pay VAT 4.2. Payment for Services undertaken are due 30 days from the date of the invoice that We send You, unless We agree otherwise in writing. 4.3. Except as expressly set out in these terms and conditions, all other sums will be due for payment by no later than 30 days from the date of the invoice. 4.4. If You fail to pay the amount due to Us by the payment date, interest may be added to the unpaid amount from the final date of payment until the actual date of payment. This shall be calculated on a daily basis at the annual rate of 8% above the base rate set from time to time by the Bank of England. The parties acknowledge that the Your Liability under this paragraph 4.6 is a substantial remedy for the purposes of section 8(1) of the Late Payment of Commercial Debt (Interest) Act 1998. 4.5 We may require a deposit to be paid, in advance of the provision of Services and may at any time during the performance of the contract request that payment be made by instalments. 4.6 We may allow You to have an approved credit account and this will be on such terms as We shall specify. 4.9 We may in Our absolute discretion, decline any application for a credit account and We are not obliged to give any reason for such decision. 4.7 In the event that We agree credit terms with You, We may, in Our absolute discretion, and without liability to You, at any time and without notice either: withdraw You credit account; 4.7.2 reduce any credit limit or 4.7.3 bring forward the due date for payment. 4.8 By placing an order with Us or applying for a credit account, You: 4.8.1 consent to Us carrying out such credit referencing and other due diligence as We consider appropriate on an ongoing basis; and 4.8.2 agree that You shall, at Our request, provide all information reasonably requested by Us in relation to Your and shall promptly notify Us of any material changes in Your identity or financial arrangements. 4.9 If You fail to pay any sums due to Us under this Contract, or any other Contract that We have in place with You, by the payment date We may suspend the performance of any or Our entire Services and other obligations to You by giving not less than three days’ notice to You of Our intention to do so and stating the ground or grounds on which We intend to suspend performance. 4.9. In the event of a suspension in accordance with this Contract, You shall pay Us: 4.9.1. A reasonable amount in respect of costs and expenses reasonably incurred by Us as a result of any exercise of Our rights referred to in clause 4.9; 4.9.1. Taking into account any sums paid under clause 4.9.1 all reasonable expenses and disbursements properly and necessarily incurred by Us in resuming the performance of the Services and such payment shall be Our compensation for suspension of Our Services and obligations under this Contract. 5. RELEVANT EVENTS AND EXTENSION OF TIME 5.1. We have priced Our Purchase Price so that, where relevant, delivery takes place in one visit and on the assumption that You have provided to Us accurate and timely information. We shall be entitled to an extra payment in addition to the Purchase Price for (including but not limited to) any increased cost of labour, supervision, equipment or materials, reasonable overheads and profits in the event that the following events (“Relevant Events”) occur:- 5.1.2. Any delays or disruptions (which are not caused by Us) due to changes in the scope, size and complexity of the Services; 5.1.3. The Services are accelerated or We have to execute them out of sequence; 5.1.4. There are any changes beyond Our reasonable control including but not limited to those caused by pandemic or epidemic, strike, fire, flood, delays in manufacture or transportation of goods or material required for the Services; 5.1.5. Suspension by Us of the performance of any or all Our obligations or the Services due to Your failure to pay Us any sums due to Us whatsoever; 5.1.6. Late or delayed instruction from You in such event, We shall not be liable to pay any liquidated or ascertained damages; 5.1.7. Other delays caused by You; 5.1.8. Services carried out outside normal Working Hours; 5.1.9. Abortive site visits or time spent on site not carrying out the Services where not due to any act or default on Our part; or 5.1.10 There has been an increase in the cost of raw materials, labour, utilities or other such items since the date that the Purchase Price was stated by Us. 5.2. We shall be entitled to an extension of time for the performance of the Services, without any liability to You, if it becomes reasonably apparent that the progress of the Services or any section of the Services are being or likely to be delayed as a result of any of the Relevant Events or any other causes or delays and We have given 1 day’s notice to You. We shall state in Our notice the expected period of delay in the completion of the Services or any section of the Services beyond the Delivery Dates. 6. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS 6.1 The Intellectual Property Rights in any materials, Software and/or equipment, in whatever form, existing prior to the entering into of a Contract, or developed solely by one party entirely independently and unrelated to the Contract, shall be owned by the developing party. 6.2 The Intellectual Property Rights in any materials, Software and/or equipment, including drawings, designs, specifications or data, developed or produced by Us in pursuance of a Contract shall remain vested in Us unless specifically agreed otherwise in writing by Us prior to entering into the Contract. 7. WARRANTIES AND LIABILITIES 7.1. You expressly acknowledge and agree that We do not warrant the adequacy, sufficiency, suitability or building regulations compliance of the plans, specifications or Services and it shall be Your sole responsibility for ensuring that any Services supplied by Us meet Your requirements and are fit for Your purposes. 7.2. All materials and Services shall be provided in accordance with the respective industry’s performance standards and with reasonable skill and care. 7.3 Save as set out in clause 7.2 We give no other warranties and We exclude, to the fullest extent permitted by law, all warranties, terms and conditions that would otherwise be implied into the Contract, including all warranties implied by law, custom and practice and course of dealing as to the quality of Goods and/or Services and their fitness for purpose. 7.4 Subject to clause 7.10 We shall not be liable, whether in contract (including fundamental breach), tort (including negligence), breach of statutory duty or otherwise for any defect in the Goods or the Services 7.5 You shall inspect the Goods on delivery. If any Goods are defective on delivery (or only partially delivered) You must: 7.5.1 inform Us (in writing), with full details within 48 hours of delivery; and 7.5.2 allow Us to investigate the alleged defect; and 7.5.3 return any Goods to Us at Your expense when We ask You to do so. 7.6 We shall not be liable for any defect in relation to the Services where: 7.6.1 the defect arises because You have failed to follow Our instructions as to the storage, installation, commissioning, use or maintenance of the Goods (or if there are none, good practice); or 7.6.2 You replace, repair or fit parts to the Goods which were not supplied by Us or without Our written consent; or 7.6.3 You have stored, handled or applied the Goods in such a way that damage is likely to occur; or 7.6.4 the defect is caused by vandalism or damage caused by someone other than Us; or 7.6.5 the defect is as a result of any factor not know to Us at the time We entered into the Contract with You; or 7.6.6 the defect is as a result of ground conditions, moisture levels, sunlight, shade or other such factors. 7.7 If, following Our investigations, the Goods have not been supplied or any Goods or Services supplied are found to be defective, and You have complied in full with clause 7.5, We shall, at Our sole option replace or repair the Goods, re-perform the Services or refund the price of Goods. 7.8 Subject to clause 7.10, We shall not be liable to You or to any person claiming through You for any loss or injury howsoever arising from the Contract, any collateral contract, the supply of Goods or their use or the provision of Services. 7.9 Subject to clause 7.10, Our liability to You for all other losses arising under or in connection with the Contract or any collateral contract, whether in contract (including fundamental breach), tort (including negligence), breach of statutory duty or otherwise shall be limited to the Purchase Price or £50,000 whichever is the lower sum. 7.10 Nothing in the Contract restricts or limits Our liability for death or personal injury resulting from negligence, for fraud or for any other liability which may not be excluded or restricted by law. 8. TITLE AND RISK 8.2. All Goods shall remain Our property until You have paid all sums due to Us. 9. INSURANCE 9.1. You shall ensure that You are fully insured and shall maintain all relevant insurance to cover all of Your liabilities under this Contract and shall, when requested to do so, supply evidence of such insurance to Us. 10. TERMINATION OF CONTRACT 10.1 We may suspend or cancel this Contract or any part of it, by written notice if: 10.1.1 You fail to pay Us any money when due (under the Contract or otherwise); 10.1.2 You do not comply with any of Your obligations under this Contract; or 10.1.3 You suffer an Insolvency Event. 10.2 Subject to this clause 10.2, You may only cancel the Contract or any part of it if We agree in writing and, in such circumstances, You shall pay Us the sums due for costs incurred up to cancellation, including: 10.2.1 any material, processing and manufacturing costs; 10.2.2 the price of bespoke Goods and/or Services; 10.2.3 costs of failed delivery attempts; and 10.2.4 any other costs related to the Contract which We have incurred. 10.3 “Insolvency Event” means if You go into liquidation or a winding up petition is presented in respect of you (other than for the purpose of a solvent bona fide reconstruction) and such petition is not discharged within 7 days of its presentation or an order is made for the appointment of an administrator or documents are filed for the appointment of an administrator or notice of intention to appoint an administrator is given by You, Your directors or a qualifying floating charge holder, or a receiver or administrative receiver is appointed over the whole or any part of Your assets of You propose to enter or make any arrangement or composition with Your creditors or make an application to a court for the protection of Your creditors in any way, are otherwise unable to pay Your debts (within the meaning of any relevant insolvency law) or are the subject of any similar event in any jurisdiction; 10.4 In the event of any termination of this Contract, We shall be entitled to payment from You for all costs incurred by Us for which We have not received payment, plus reasonable overhead, profit, expenses, legal fees, interest, and overhead and profit on unperformed work. 11 ADJUDUCATION 11.1. In the event of any dispute or difference between Us and You in regard to any matter or thing of whatsoever nature arising out of this Contract or in relation to the Works, such dispute or difference shall be referred to an Adjudicator named by the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors. The appointment of an Adjudicator, the powers of the Adjudicator and the effects of the Adjudicator’s decision shall then be in accordance with those set out and included under Part 1 if the Scheme for Construction Contracts (England and Wales) Regulations 1996. 12. GENERAL 12.1 Any waiver of a part of the Contract is binding only if it is made (or recorded by Us) in writing and expressly states an intention to waive a part of these Conditions. Such a waiver shall not be deemed to be a waiver of any subsequent breach or default. 12.2 No failure or delay by a party in exercising any right or remedy under the Contract or by law shall constitute a waiver of that or any other right or remedy, nor preclude or restrict its further exercise. No single or partial exercise of such right or remedy shall preclude or restrict the further exercise of that or any other right or remedy. 12.3 Any variation, including the introduction of any additional terms and conditions, to the Contract, shall only be binding when agreed in writing and signed by Us. 12.4 Unless specifically provided otherwise, rights arising under the Contract are cumulative and do not exclude rights provided by law. 12.5 Nothing in the Contract is intended to, or shall be deemed to, constitute a partnership or joint venture of any kind between any of the parties, nor constitute any party the agent of another party for any purpose. No party shall have authority to act as agent for, or to bind, the other party in any way. 12.6 If We are unable to perform Our obligation to You under the Contract because of a Force Majeure Event We may, without liability to You cancel or suspend any of Our obligations to You on notice. 12.7 Both parties agree to comply with their respective obligations under the Data Protection Legislation in respect of any Personal Data, which they supply or receive under, or in connection with, this Contract in their respective roles as either Data Controller or Data Processor (as defined under Data Protection Legislation). Where a party is Data Controller it will ensure that it has obtained from all relevant Employees all consents which may be necessary in order for it, or the Data Processor, to lawfully process Personal Data about those Employees for the purposes of delivering the Services and Products. The parties both warrant that they shall both take appropriate technical and organisational measures against the unauthorised or unlawful processing of Personal Data and the accidental loss or destruction of, or damage to, Personal Data. 12.8 If any provision of this Contract (or part of any provision) is held by any competent authority to be invalid, illegal or unenforceable, that provision or part-provision shall, to the extent required, be deemed not to form part of this Contract, and the validity and enforceability of the other provisions of this Contract shall not be affected. 12.9 Any notice given in respect of this Contract shall be deemed to have been given if delivered personally (including by courier) to either party at their respective addresses indicated on the order, or at such other address as may be notified by either party from time to time in writing, at the time of delivery or if sent by prepaid, recorded delivery, or first class post in the UK, 2 Business Days after posting or if outside the UK, 7 Business Days after posting. 12.10 Except as expressly provided for in this clause 12.10 a person who is not a party to this Contract shall not have any rights under the Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999 to enforce any term of this Contract. Our assignees shall have the right to enforce the provisions of this Contract. 12.11 We may at any time assign, transfer, charge, subcontractor deal in any other manner with all or any of Our rights under the Contract and may subcontract or delegate in any manner any or all of Our obligations under the Contract to any third party. 12.12 You shall not, without Our prior written consent, assign, transfer, charge, subcontract or deal in any other manner with all or any of Your rights or obligations under the Contract. 12.13 The Contract, and any dispute or claim arising out of or in connection with it or its subject matter or formation (including non-contractual disputes or claims), shall be governed by, and construed in accordance with, English law and the parties irrevocably submit to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of England and Wales.

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Get in touch. Ping us an email, drop us a line or submit an enquiry via the form below! Our excellent customer service team will be more than happy to assist you with your needs. Go on, speak to us! Do you have a panel fabrication need? Let's talk about it. sales@mfl.uk.com 024 7662 1122 Mail Phone MFL Bodmin Road Wyken Coventry CV2 5DB Location Submit Thanks for your enquiry. We will be in touch shortly! Check out our factory! It's fascinating. Guided by our expert tour guides, you will experience the buzz and excitement of our moving production line! Tours available on request. Get in touch

MFL is a UK-based manufacturer, focused on the production and supply of decorative laminate panels. Our products are fit for a vast array of applications, including office furniture, educational and laboratory furniture, exhibition, retail stands and shopfitting. Laboratory. MFL is a UK-based manufacturer, focused on the production and supply of decorative laminate panels. Our products are fit for a vast array of applications, including office furniture, educational and laboratory furniture, exhibition, retail stands and shopfitting. Lab benches and tables Sink units Desks Fitted and free standing storage Cabinets Built to last, our bespoke high-pressure laminate (HPL), solid grade laminate including lab-grade (SGL) and melamine faced chipboard (MFC) panels are manufactured with both your needs and safety in mind. Durable and customisable, our panels are the perfect fit for any modern laboratory environment, whether in a school or a professional setting. ​ As our customer, you will receive regular updates on your item’s progress at every stage of the manufacturing process. Our panels come in a variety of colours and finishes, including: ​ Lab grade SGL Anti-fingerprint Impact-resistant laminates Antibacterial grade laminates Moisture resistant core material Hardwearing and durable, our panels are manufactured to suit the needs and day-to-day practices of the laboratory environment, perfect for scientific experiments, teaching and research. Sleek, long-lasting and professional, our laminate panels can be customised to complement the existing design of your workspace. To meet the requirements of your laboratory and working environment, the colour, material and finish of our laminate and MFC (melamine faced chipboard) panels can be adjusted accordingly. Each panel can be drilled using one of our two computer-controlled CNC machines, ready for any necessary legs or additional accessories to be added. Why should you choose MFL? As our customer, your needs are our top priority. With MFL, you will have a say in every stage of the manufacturing process. We design each product with your requirements in mind, allowing the option to customise the colour, thickness, and finish of your chosen laminate and edge banding. ​ At MFL, we pride ourselves on our improved lead times. We will ensure that your panels are delivered within ten to fifteen days of placing your order. Not only that, but we will regularly update you on your items’ progress, at every phase of the manufacturing process. For your convenience, we will agree on a specific delivery date rather than a week commencing date, so you know exactly when to expect your order. ​ At MFL, we prioritise your needs - ensuring all products are designed, delivered, and installed to your level of satisfaction. Get in touch

18mm MFC range. Browse our range of 18mm MFC colours and finishes. ​ Click on the images to find the product codes. Egger 1/1 EGGER W1200 – Porcelain White EGGER W1300 - Glacier White EGGER W1100 - Alpine White EGGER W1000 - Premium White EGGER W980 - Platinum White EGGER U968 - Carbon Grey EGGER U961 - Graphite Grey EGGER U960 - Onyx Grey EGGER U775 - White Grey EGGER U780 - Monument Grey EGGER U899 - Cosmos Grey EGGER U767 - Cubanit EGGER U999 - Black EGGER U765 - Silver Grey EGGER U750 - Taupe Grey EGGER U763 - Pearl Grey EGGER U741 - Lava Grey EGGER U727 - Stone Grey EGGER U732 - Dust Grey EGGER U717 - Dakar Grey EGGER U708 - Light Grey EGGER U702 - Cashmere Grey EGGER U699 - Fir Green EGGER U638 - Sage Green EGGER U636 - Fjord Green EGGER U599 - Indigo Blue EGGER U604 - Reed Green EGGER U540 - Denim Blue EGGER U525 - Delft Blue EGGER U507 - Smoke Blue EGGER U325 - Antique Rose EGGER U321 – China Red EGGER U114 - Brilliant Yellow EGGER U201 – Pebble Grey EGGER U211 – Almond Beige EGGER U156 – Sand Beige EGGER U108 - Vanilla Cream EGGER U104 - Alabaster White EGGER U335 - Rusty Red EGGER U502 - Misty Blue 1/1 EGGER H3702 - Tobacco Pacific Walnut EGGER U100 - Mussel EGGER H3840 - Natural Mandal Maple EGGER H3730 - Natural Hickory EGGER H3734 - Natural Dijon Walnut EGGER H3451 - Champagne Fleetwood EGGER H3700 - Natural Pacific Walnut EGGER H3406 - Anthracite Mountain Larch EGGER H3422 - Brown Grey Urban Pine EGGER H3368 - Natural Lancaster Oak EGGER H3403 - White Mountain Larch EGGER H3382 - Light Winchester Oak EGGER H1336 - Sand Grey Glazed Halifax Oak EGGER H3349 - Oak Kaisersberg EGGER H3342 - Sepia Gladstone Oak EGGER H3332 – Grey Nebraska Oak EGGER H3331 – Natural Nebraska Oak EGGER H1253 - Truffle Brown Branson Robinia EGGER H3330 – Natural Anthor Oak EGGER H3326 – Grey Beige Gladstone Oak EGGER H3311 - Bleached Cuneo Oak EGGER H3317 Brown Cuneo Oak EGGER H3309 - Sand Gladstone Oak EGGER H3303 - Natural Hamilton Oak EGGER H3190 - Anthracite Metallic Milano Fineline EGGER H3180 - Brown Halifax Oak EGGER H3176 - Pewter Halifax Oak EGGER H3178 - Black Glazed Halifax Oak EGGER H3170 - Natural Kendal Oak EGGER H3171 - Oiled Kendal Oak EGGER H3149 - Smoked Riffan Oak EGGER H3158 - Grey Vicenza Oak EGGER H3133 - Truffle Brown Davos Oak EGGER H3146 - Beige Lorenzo Oak EGGER H3131 - Natural Davos Oak EGGER H3090 - Driftwood EGGER H3081 - Black Havana Pine EGGER H3078 - White Havana Pine EGGER H3335 - White Gladstone Oak 1/1 EGGER H3058 - Mali Wenge EGGER H3012 - Coco Bolo EGGER H1733 - Mainau Birch EGGER H1615 - Verona Cherry EGGER H1714 - Lincoln Walnut EGGER H1582 - Ellmau Beech EGGER H1486 - Pasadena Pine EGGER H1401 - Cascina Pine EGGER H1399 - Truffle Brown Denver Oak EGGER H1387 - Graphite Denver Oak EGGER H1379 - Brown Orleans Oak EGGER H1377 - Sand Orleans Oak EGGER H1371 - Grey Beige Rift Oak EGGER H1342 - Windsor Oak EGGER F812 - White Lavanto Marble EGGER H1334 - Light Sorano Oak EGGER H1331 - Grey Santa Fe Oak EGGER H1330 - Vintage Saloon Santa Fe Oak EGGER H1319 - Light Calais Oak EGGER H1313 - Grey Brown Whiteriver Oak EGGER H1298 - Sand Lyon Ash EGGER H1277 - Light Lakeland Acacia EGGER H1250 - Navarra Ash EGGER H1181 - Tobacco Halifax Oak EGGER H1186 - Dark Brown Garonne Oak EGGER H1176 - White Halifax Oak EGGER H1158 - Truffle Brown Bardolino Oak EGGER H1180 - Natural Halifax Oak EGGER H1145 - Natural Bardolino Oak EGGER H1146 - Grey Bardolino Oak EGGER H1123 – Graphitewood EGGER H1137 - Black-Brown Sorano Oak EGGER H1122 - Whitewood EGGER F637 - White Chromix EGGER F823 - Light Cefalu Concrete EGGER F500 - Metallic Inox EGGER F629 - Black Gold Metal Slate EGGER F628 - Silver Grey Metal Slate EGGER F509 - Aluminium EGGER F501 - Brushed Aluminium 1/1 EGGER F461 - Anthracite Fabric Metal EGGER F416 - Beige Textile EGGER F433 - Anthracite Linen EGGER F121 - Anthracite Metal Rock EGGER F186 - Light Grey Chicago Concrete Kronospan 1/1 K361 - Gold Harbor Oak K360 - Vintage Harbor Oak K362 - Espresso Harbor Oak K357 - Greige Castello Oak K358 - Honey Castello Oak K356 - Sand Grange Oak K355 - Platinum Grange Oak K354 - Colonial Grange Oak K352 - Iron Flow K353 - Chacrcoal Flow K359 - 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Education MFL is a UK-based manufacturer, focused on the production and supply of decorative laminate panels. Our products are fit for a vast array of applications, including office furniture, educational and laboratory furniture, exhibition, retail stands and shopfitting. Classroom storage and teacher walls Canteen decor Desks for students and teachers Tables and laboratory benches At MFL, we manufacture and supply bespoke laminate and melamine faced chip board (MFC) panels for a range of educational services, including schools, colleges, and universities. Our laminate panels are durable and customisable, designed to suit the needs of a modern-day classroom. From initial cutting to delivery, we can cater to your every requirement. Our panels come in a huge variety of colours and finishes, ready to complement the design of your workspace, including: Anti-fingerprint Impact resistant laminates Antibacterial grade laminates ​ Our laminate and MFC (melamine faced chip board) panels are available in different materials, colours and finishes, to suit the requirements of each classroom. Each panel is drilled appropriately using one of our two computer-controlled CNC machines, ready for any necessary legs to be added. Durable and hard-wearing, our laminate panels are designed to withstand busy classroom environments. Why should you choose MFL? As our customer, you will have a say in every stage of the manufacturing process. We design each product with your requirements in mind, allowing the option to customise the colour, thickness, and finish of your chosen laminate and edge banding. Not only that, but we pride ourselves on our improved lead times. We will ensure that your panels will be delivered within ten to fifteen days of placing your order. For your convenience, we will update you regularly on your items’ progress and agree on a specific delivery date rather than a week commencing date, so you know exactly when to expect your order. At MFL, we prioritise your needs - ensuring all products are designed, delivered, and installed to your level of satisfaction. Get in touch

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Our Company. We love our customers. So we do the very best we can for them. Find out how below! Our vision is to fulfil the demand for panel fabrication in this ever-growing market. Our Vision Our Mission Our mission is to be become the UK's leading manufacturer of panels, providing the uppermost standard of quality to our customers. Find out how below Our Values Embrace change We believe there is nothing that can’t be done better in business. “To improve is to change; to be perfect is to change often.” Integrity We are a loyal, honest and reliable partner. Openness and honesty in all relationships – internal and external. Go Beyond We are results driven and harness the power of teamwork and collaboration to find Win-Win solutions. Upbeat & positive We bring positivity to every project with our highly skilled, solution-focused team. Committal to growth Commercial sustainability with risk averse strategy. Hey, have you met our Meet our people fantastic team? Our Order Process Want to make an enquiry? Here's what happens behind the scenes! 5. Dispatch & Delivery Last but not least, the panels will be thoroughly cleaned and packaged as requested, ready for dispatch to your place of delivery. 4. Manufacturing Your items will then begin manufacture, usually starting at the Barberán through-feed press line, through the Holza Bergstadt saw, onto the IMA edgebander and finishing up on one of our CNC machines. 3. Order Processing Once the price has been agreed and an order placed, you will receive an order confirmation confirming the order details and delivery date. 2. Pricing Your proposal will be collated using our preferential rates with a large range of laminate and board suppliers. Large accounts can benefit from a bespoke pricing schedule; please contact us for more information. 1. Enquiry Enquiries are best emailed to sales@mfl.uk.com clearly stating the required sizes, quantities, thicknesses, colours and delivery date. Alternatively, you can fill out our online form ! Get in touch

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25mm MFC range. 25mm MFC in stock and readily available. Please contact us for any 25mm MFC requirements outside of this range. 1/1 Kronospan D305 Verade Oak Kronospan D375 Maple Kronospan D381 Beech Kronospan D481 Opera Walnut Kronospan D6597 Dark Swiss Elm Kronospan D687 Lugano Oak Kronospan K101 White Kronospan U112 Light Grey Kronospan U190 Black Perl EGGER H1180 Natural Halifax Oak EGGER H1521 Maple EGGER U708 Light Grey EGGER U732 Dust Grey EGGER U960 Onyx Grey EGGER U961 Graphite Grey EGGER U999 Black EGGER W980 Platinum White Email us Can't find what you're looking for?