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Timber Series
Mitsubishi Chemical Composites America/ALPOLIC
09 00 00 Finishes
The natural look of wood, without the weight, maintenance difficulties, or expense — that’s what Alpolic's timber series finishes are all about. These wood grain panels offer the rich beauty of mahogany, walnut, maple, zebrawood, teak, Oriental cane, or harvest trail bamboo in an aluminum composite material with an advanced fluoropolymer finish that is far more durable than real wood. For both interior and exterior applications, the wood grain panels provide the natural appearance one is looking for, along with the outstanding performance and value one expects from ALPOLIC®.
Additional Information
Timber SeriesContact Information
Phone: 1-800-422-7270
Email:
marketing@alpolic.com
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