10 Unconventional Uses for a Sheet of Laminate
Posted on Thu, Aug 09, 2012 @ 07:10 AM

Did you know that the applications for a sheet of decorative laminate extend well beyond countertops? Here are a few nonconventional yet creative ideas you can try at home*:
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Use stone patterns as a “natural” table runner – looks great underneath potted plants and other earthen displays.
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Line the inside back of a bookcase to make an interesting backdrop for books and collectables.
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Apply to a sheet of particle board to create a custom headboard.
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Resurface a coffee or side table.
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Use as a photo backdrop for objects, pets or children.
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Resurface a wood base to a bar. For an industrial chic look, try decorative metals.
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Resurface a kid’s desk or art table – an easy-to-maintain option when water spills and crayon smudges are inevitable.
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Apply to stair risers to add an unexpected pop of color or pattern.
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Frame various-sized pieces of the same or different pattern as art (stones such as 180fx® Petrified Wood and graphics such as the Geo (featured above) and Dogbone Collections and Charcoal Boomerang work well).
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Resurface a worn wood breakfast tray.
We know you have some great ideas for unique Formica® Brand Laminate uses … share the love and send them our way by leaving a comment.
*To keep the folks in our technical and customer service departments happy, we should note that unconventional uses or installation methods (ie: working with our products in a way not recommended by our guidelines) are likely not backed by our warranty.