Wilsonart YS001K Oak Wash Virtual Laminate Sheet 60 in. x 144 in., Softgrain Finish, Postforming Grades 362 and 372

Wilsonart Oak Wash is a whitewash-stained oak laminate with strong cathedrals over a plain sliced, open-grain oak look, supplied as a 60 in. x 144 in. sheet in Softgrain finish on postforming-grade HPL. Two grade versions are listed: 372 VDL postform and 362 VDL postform. One sheet per order.

Key Features:

• Whitewash oak look: Strong cathedral figure over a plain sliced, open-grain oak look with a whitewash stain.
• Two grade choices: Offered in 372 VDL Postform HPL and 362 VDL Postform HPL to suit different shop requirements.
• Softgrain texture: The 12 Softgrain finish adds a realistic tactile grain to the wood-look surface.
• Wide sheet: The 60 in. x 144 in. sheet accommodates long runs and generous tops.
• Postform ready: Both listed grades are postforming HPL for rolled-edge countertops.

Specifications Table:

Coverage & How Much You Need:

One 60 in. x 144 in. sheet gives 60 square feet, enough for a typical kitchen run with edge-forming allowance and cutout waste. Match the cathedral pattern at seams by dry-fitting pieces before any adhesive is applied.

Fit and Compatibility:

Use contact adhesive on a particleboard or MDF core and balance with a backer laminate on the underside. This design is offered in 362 and 372 postform grades; if you need a vertical grade for cabinet sides, confirm availability separately.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: What is included with the purchase?
A: One 60 in. x 144 in. Wilsonart Oak Wash laminate sheet in 12 Softgrain finish; choose either the 372 or 362 VDL postform grade version. Adhesive and substrate are sold separately.

Q: What is the difference between the 362 and 372 grades?
A: Both are VDL postforming HPL listed for this design; they are two grade versions of the same oak-look design in the same sheet size.

Q: Does the pattern repeat match piece to piece?
A: The design shows strong cathedrals, so dry-fit and align the cathedral figure across seams before gluing for a continuous look.

Q: Can this be used for a postformed edge?
A: Yes, both listed grades are postforming HPL intended for rolled edges on horizontal surfaces.

Q: What substrate should I use?
A: A 45 lb particleboard or MDF core is standard for postformed laminate tops; always add a balancing backer to the underside.

Expert Verdict — Reviewed by the SuperArbor Pro Desk

Wood-look laminates read best when the cathedral run flows across the front edge, so plan your postform direction along the grain. The Softgrain finish helps hide fingerprints and light scratches on whitewash tones. Let the sheet acclimate flat for a day or two before bonding, and use a sharp blade when trimming the light-colored face.

Trimmed laminate edges are sharp and routing dust is fine, so wear cut-resistant gloves, eye protection and a dust mask and use contact adhesive with good ventilation.

Order Wilsonart Oak Wash laminate for a bright whitewashed oak countertop with realistic grain texture.