Wilsonart 5042K Calacatta Lincoln White Marble HPL Sheet 48 x 96 in. to 60 x 144 in., Postforming Grade, Multiple Finishes

This page sells Wilsonart design 5042K Calacatta Lincoln, an extra large-scale white marble laminate with refined warm brown and smoky charcoal directional veining. Each order is one postforming-grade sheet (350 Postform HPL) with a choice of High Gloss, Textured Gloss or Antique finish and sizes from 48 x 96 in. up to 60 x 144 in. It bonds to particleboard or MDF for countertops with rolled edges.

Key Features:

• White marble look: Calacatta Lincoln is an extra large-scale white marble with refined warm brown and smoky charcoal directional veining.
• Three finishes: Available in 01 High Gloss, 07 Textured Gloss and 22 Antique finishes, depending on the size selected.
• Postforming grade: 350 Postform HPL is made for horizontal countertops that receive a rolled front edge.
• Six sheet sizes: Sheet sizes include 48 x 96, 48 x 120, 48 x 144, 60 x 96, 60 x 120 and 60 x 144 in.
• Directional veining: The directional veining lets you run the marble movement along the length of the countertop.
• Long-run coverage: The 60 x 144 in. sheet handles long kitchen runs with fewer seams.

Specifications Table:

Coverage & How Much You Need:

A 48 x 96 in. sheet covers 32 sq. ft. and a 60 x 144 in. sheet covers 60 sq. ft. Pick the size that lets the countertop deck and edge fall come from one piece so the directional veining stays continuous.

Fit and Compatibility:

Bond to particleboard or MDF with contact adhesive and balance the underside with a backer sheet. Substrate, adhesives, backer sheets and edge details are sold separately; finish availability varies by sheet size.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: What do I get with one order?
A: One 350 Postform HPL sheet of Calacatta Lincoln in the finish and sheet size you select.

Q: Which finishes come in which sizes?
A: The listed items pair 07 Textured Gloss, 22 Antique and 01 High Gloss with 48 x 96 through 60 x 144 in. sheets; confirm the exact finish and size combination at selection.

Q: How do I keep the veining continuous at a seam?
A: Plan seams before cutting and book-match or align the directional veining across the joint using pieces from the same sheet where possible.

Q: How is it installed?
A: Bond to particleboard or MDF with contact adhesive and use a balancing backer on the underside to prevent warping.

Q: Can the front edge be rolled?
A: Yes, the 350 Postform grade is designed to be heated and postformed over a rounded edge.

Q: Is High Gloss harder to keep clean than Antique finish?
A: Gloss finishes show smudges and scratches more readily than lower-sheen textures; choose the finish that matches the use and maintenance you prefer.

Expert Verdict — Reviewed by the SuperArbor Pro Desk

Calacatta Lincoln reads best when the directional veining runs the length of the countertop, so confirm orientation with the customer before cutting. Gloss finishes demand clean, dust-free glue-ups because surface flaws show; keep the shop and substrate spotless. Always apply a balancing backer and acclimate materials before postforming to protect flatness.

Large HPL sheets are heavy and edges are sharp; handle with two people, wear cut-resistant gloves and support the sheet during cutting and postforming.

Order the Wilsonart Calacatta Lincoln postforming HPL sheet and give your countertop a dramatic white marble look.