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RENOLIT extends offer with four muted greys R


ENOLIT Cramlington Ltd offers 19 RENOLIT ALKOREN Suedette Matt colours with the addition of


four new distinctly different greys to their stock range of 3D thermoformable films. • Clay Grey Suedette Matt • Onyx Grey Suedette Matt • Pearl Grey Suedette Matt • White Grey Suedette Matt Within the grey colour zone the


four new colours include both light and dark shades to complement the existing range of commercially attractive colours combined with a desirable high performing superior matt surface finish. All 19 Suedette Matt


colours have matching Egger MFC boards.


RENOLIT ALKOREN Clay Grey Suedette Matt


Clay Grey Suedette Matt creates a sophisti- cated muted tone which works well with White Craft Oak 1. MFC Co-ordination: EGGER U201 ST9 Pebble Grey.


RENOLIT ALKOREN Onyx Grey Suedette Matt


Onyx Grey Suedette Matt is a versatile colour which creates a sultry atmosphere with its darker character. Add rich tones with Dried Date Suedette Matt, add urban chic with Chicago Concrete 1 or add a modern design element and depth with Fleetwood Lava. MFC Co-ordination: EGGER U960 ST9 Onyx Grey.


RENOLIT ALKOREN Pearl Grey Suedette Matt


Pearl Grey Suedette Matt is a modern light grey. For a trendy fresh look combine with Peak Yellow Supermatt or mix with Silver Liberty Elm 19 to add an imaginative


style statement. MFC Co-ordination: EGGER U763 ST9 Pearl Grey.


RENOLIT ALKOREN White Grey Suedette Matt White Grey Suedette Matt is a light only just grey. To create a fresh and bright interior mix with Fern, and combine with the latest EIR (emboss in register) designs such as ENDgrain Delight or ENDgrain White. MFC Co-ordination: EGGER U775 ST9 White Grey.


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