HIMACS Tambora

Tambora contains minimum 16% of recycled content. HIMACSis a solid surface material that can be moulded into any shape. It is widely used for architectural and interior applications, such as sculptural and high performance wall-cladding or kitchen, bathroom and furniture surfaces, in commercial, residential and public space projects. It is composed of acrylic, natural minerals and pigments that come together to provide a smooth, non-porous and visually seamless surface which meets the highest standards for aesthetics, fabrication, functionality and hygiene offering manifold advantages over conventional materials.HIMACSprovides limitless possibilities for surfacing solutions and inspires creative minds from all over the world. Zaha Hadid, Jean Nouvel, Rafael Moneo, Karim Rashid, Marcel Wanders and David Chipperfield, among others, have completed fabulous projects using HI-MACS.HIMACSis manufactured using a new generation technology, the thermal cure. The temperature reached during the manufacturing process sets HIMACSapart from other solid surfaces and creates a denser, even more homogeneous, sturdy, durable surface with a better resistance and superior thermoforming performance.HIMACSdoes not absorb humidity, is highly resistant to stains, and is easy to clean, maintain and repair.Countless internationally recognized certificates attest to the quality of HIMACSin terms of ecological commitment, hygiene and fire resistance being the first Solid Surface in the market to receive the official European Technical Approval (ETA) for facades for Alpine White S728 colour.HIMACSoffers the longest warranty on the solid surface market with a 15-year warranty for products fabricated by a Quality Club Member.The HIMACSMarmo Collection has been updated with nine new colours to fulfil current trends for top-quality marble looks, ranging from pale white-in-white, through shades of grey, to striking dark-brown and anthracite tones. The new tones, born from the latest generation of Marmo Solid Surface production technology, display a surface with short and sharp veining, for a more realistic look and easier seamless fabrication.