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History of HPLMAKER
HPLMAKER is a leading innovator in the manufacturing of High Pressure Laminates (HPL), known for its commitment to quality, durability, and design excellence. Since its inception, HPLMAKER has been at the forefront of laminate production, providing sustainable and versatile solutions to a wide range of industries, including interior design, architecture, furniture manufacturing, and commercial spaces.
Journey That Counts
- We are Number 1 HPL seller in All India
- Live Camera Warranty with written 15 year certificate
- Complete local support
Ashmon Kumaar
CHAIRMAN & FOUNDER
The Beginning: Laying the Foundations
HPLMAKER was founded in (2015) with the vision to redefine the laminate industry by combining cutting-edge technology with eco-friendly production practices. What started as a small-scale operation quickly gained recognition for its high-quality, durable HPL sheets, which were ideal for both residential and commercial applications.
From the very beginning, HPLMAKER sought to offer more than just a functional product—it aimed to create materials that inspire creativity while maintaining performance and longevity. This vision allowed the company to quickly establish itself as a trusted supplier in the market.
Growth and Expansion: Building a Reputation
In the early years, HPLMAKER focused on mastering the core production processes of high pressure laminates Sheets. By continually improving the manufacturing techniques and exploring new technologies, HPLMAKER produced HPL sheets with superior surface finishes, exceptional durability, and a wide range of color and texture options.
By the (2015), the company had expanded its operations internationally, reaching new markets and forming strong partnerships with designers, architects, and furniture makers. The introduction of HPL sheets with unique textures and patterns made HPLMAKER stand out from the competition, providing a versatile material that could be used in diverse applications—from kitchen countertops to commercial wall panels and facades.
