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Wilsonart 4142 Grey Glace High-Pressure Laminate Sheet, Dots & Spots Blue-Grey Design, Multiple Grades and Sizes
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Wilsonart 4142 Grey Glace High-Pressure Laminate Sheet, Dots & Spots Blue-Grey Design, Multiple Grades and Sizes
This is Wilsonart design 4142 Grey Glace, a small-scale Dots & Spots pattern blending blue, grey and white dots over a light grey background for an overall blue-grey appearance. One order unit is one laminate sheet, and you choose the finish, grade and sheet size from 54 listed variants. It bonds to particleboard, MDF or plywood substrates for countertops, cabinets, walls and self-supporting panels.
Key Features:
- Dots & Spots design: Small-scale configuration of Dots & Spots with blue, grey and white dots blended over a light grey background.
- Matte finish: Listed variants carry the 60 Matte Finish.
- Grade choices: Offered in 12 grades including Standard, Vertical, Postform, Chemsurf, Compact, Fire Rated and RE-COVER Vertical HPL.
- Wide size range: Available in 14 sheet sizes from 30 in. x 96 in. up to 60 in. x 144 in., plus 1/2 in. compact panels.
- High Wear options: Standard, Vertical and Postform grades are also offered in High Wear versions for heavy-use surfaces.
- Special order: A non-standard special order item; if not stocked locally, allow approximately a 2-week lead time.
Specifications Table:
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Wilsonart |
| Manufacturer model | 4142 |
| Sell unit | 1 sheet |
| Design number | 4142 |
| Design name | Grey Glace |
| Available finishes | 60 Matte Finish |
| Available grades | 107 Standard HPL, 107 Standard High Wear HPL, 335 Vertical HPL, 335 Vertical High Wear HPL, 350 Postform HPL, 350 Postform High Wear HPL, 390 Chemsurf HPL, 568 Compact HPL, 604 Fire Rated Vertical HPL, 605 Fire Rated Postform HPL, 607 Fire Rated Standard HPL, 735 RE-COVER Vertical HPL |
| Available sheet sizes | 30" x 96", 30" x 120", 30" x 144", 36" x 96", 48" x 96", 48" x 120", 48" x 144", 60" x 96", 60" x 120", 60" x 144", plus compact panels 1/2" x 48" x 96", 1/2" x 60" x 96", 1/2" x 60" x 120", 1/2" x 60" x 144" |
| Thickness | Compact HPL items listed at 1/2 in. thick |
| Surface / pattern | Small-scale Dots & Spots, blue-grey |
| Recommended use | Standard for horizontal surfaces, Postform for rolled edges, Vertical for cabinet sides and walls, Compact for self-supporting panels, Chemsurf for chemical-resistant applications |
| Pack quantity | 1 sheet per order unit |
| Intended use | Countertops, cabinetry, wall surfaces and interior surfacing |
Coverage & How Much You Need:
One sell unit is a single sheet; a 48 in. x 96 in. sheet covers 32 sq ft and a 60 in. x 144 in. sheet covers 60 sq ft before cut allowances. Size your order by laying out tops and returns to minimize seams and offcuts.
Fit and Compatibility:
Bond with contact adhesive to particleboard, MDF or plywood core; use a laminate backer sheet on the underside of countertops to balance the panel. Postform grade is intended for postformed rolled edges, and compact panels are self-supporting. This page sells the 4142 Grey Glace design only; adhesive and substrate are sold separately.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):
Q: What is included in one order?
A: One laminate sheet in the finish, grade and size you select from the listed variants.
Q: Which grade should I pick for a countertop?
A: Use 350 Postform HPL for rolled front edges, 107 Standard HPL for square-edge horizontal tops, or the High Wear version for heavy commercial use.
Q: What is the lead time?
A: This is a special order non-standard option; if not in stock locally, allow approximately a 2-week lead time, with a 24-hour window to cancel.
Q: Can this be used on cabinet sides?
A: Yes, the 335 Vertical grade is intended for vertical surfaces such as cabinet sides and wall panels.
Q: How thick is the compact panel?
A: The 568 Compact HPL items are listed at 1/2 in. thick and are self-supporting; other grades are thin HPL sheets for bonding to a substrate.
Q: What substrate should I bond it to?
A: Use a smooth, flat particleboard or MDF core for countertops, with a backer sheet on the underside to help prevent warping.
Expert Verdict — Reviewed by the SuperArbor Pro Desk
For a kitchen or vanity top, 350 Postform with the 60 Matte finish gives a seamless rolled front edge; specify 107 Standard for square-edge builds and 568 Compact 1/2 in. when you need a self-supporting panel. Roll contact adhesive on both substrate and laminate, let it flash off fully, then use a J-roller to chase out air. Always bond a balancing backer to the underside of a top and acclimate large sheets in the shop before cutting.
Support large sheets fully when cutting and wear eye protection and a dust mask; laminate edges and chips are sharp.
Order Wilsonart 4142 Grey Glace laminate in the grade and sheet size your project calls for.
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