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| Box Quantity | 1 |
| Color Number | GSA54 |
| Color/Finish | Notte |
| Finish | Gran Tour |
| Thickness (in) | 3/4 in |
| Thickness (mm) | 19 mm |
| Sides Finish | 2-sided |
| Sheet Size | 61 x 110-1/4 in |
| Manufacturer Series | SALT 5 |
| Product Type | Salt Decorative Panel |
| Width (in) | 61 in |
| Length (in) | 110-1/4 in |

| Box Quantity | 1 |
| Color Number | GSA54 |
| Color/Finish | Notte |
| Finish | Gran Tour |
| Thickness (in) | 3/4 in |
| Thickness (mm) | 19 mm |
| Sides Finish | 2-sided |
| Sheet Size | 61 x 110-1/4 in |
| Manufacturer Series |
| SALT 5 |
| Product Type | Salt Decorative Panel |
| Width (in) | 61 in |
| Length (in) | 110-1/4 in |
The SALT 5 A/A decorative panel in Notte with Gran Tour finish is a 19 mm thermally fused laminate panel finished in the same decor on both faces. At 61 inches by 110-1/4 inches, it gives cabinet shops, designers, and millwork operations a large-format panel that works anywhere both faces land in view — open shelving, room dividers, cabinet boxes with glass doors, and frameless cases where the interior is part of the design.
An A/A panel earns its place wherever the back face is as exposed as the front. A cabinet box installed in a room divider, a floating shelf visible from both the kitchen and the dining side, an open wardrobe unit where the interior back panel is part of the visual — these are the jobs where an A/B panel forces a workaround and an A/A does not. The Notte color, a deep dark tone with the Gran Tour wood-pore texture running through it, suits contemporary kitchens, commercial retail fixtures, and hospitality casework where a dark, structured surface is the design intent. The 61 by 110-1/4 inch format handles tall door blanks and full-height box sides without a glued-up panel, keeping the cut list simple.
TFL fuses the decorative paper to the substrate under heat and pressure so the face becomes part of the board rather than a layer sitting on top of it. That means the edge, once banded, reads as a continuous surface rather than a faced board. The Gran Tour emboss adds a tactile structure aligned with the printed decor — the texture and the pattern reinforce each other rather than sitting independently. The result is a surface that holds its appearance under normal cabinet-interior conditions and cleans without special care. Matching ABS edgebanding in the Notte decor is available for this color, so the cut edge can be finished in the same surface without sourcing a close-enough third-party option.
Cabinet shops running contemporary European-style casework in dark color palettes will reach for this panel when the specification calls for a finished interior or a component visible from multiple sides. Designers specifying open millwork, floating shelving systems, or retail display casework use the A/A construction to avoid a separate back-panel finish step. The large sheet size suits production environments that run full-height components — buying fewer sheets and cutting less waste per job. Homeowners taking on a significant renovation alongside a designer will find this panel in higher-end kitchen and closet specifications where the dark, textured surface is chosen intentionally rather than as a default.
Both faces of the panel carry the same Notte decor to the same appearance standard. Either side can be the show face, which is what makes it the right choice when the panel will be seen from both directions. An A/B panel has a decorative face on one side and a backer on the other — this one does not.
Yes. Matching ABS edgebanding in the Notte decor is available for this SALT 5 color. It closes the cut edge so the panel reads as a single finished surface rather than a faced board with a visible core at the edge.
No. Matching HPL is not part of the SALT 5 program. If the project requires an HPL sheet in this color for a countertop or high-wear surface, that component will need to be sourced separately from another collection.
The Gran Tour texture is part of the fused surface and does not affect cutting or edgebanding. Standard panel saws, CNC routers, and edgebanders handle it the same way as any other TFL panel. The texture stays at the face and does not carry onto the banded edge.
The core specification for this SALT 5 panel should be confirmed against the current product documentation before specifying for moisture-exposed applications such as vanity cabinets or under-sink boxes. CARB2 compliance is confirmed for formaldehyde emissions.
Specifying an A/A panel from the start means the visible back face is already finished when the sheet arrives — no laminating, no painting, no secondary cladding panel. For open casework and A/A components, that is one fewer operation on every part the job produces.
The SALT 5 A/A decorative panel in Notte with Gran Tour finish is a 19 mm thermally fused laminate panel finished in the same decor on both faces. At 61 inches by 110-1/4 inches, it gives cabinet shops, designers, and millwork operations a large-format panel that works anywhere both faces land in view — open shelving, room dividers, cabinet boxes with glass doors, and frameless cases where the interior is part of the design.
An A/A panel earns its place wherever the back face is as exposed as the front. A cabinet box installed in a room divider, a floating shelf visible from both the kitchen and the dining side, an open wardrobe unit where the interior back panel is part of the visual — these are the jobs where an A/B panel forces a workaround and an A/A does not. The Notte color, a deep dark tone with the Gran Tour wood-pore texture running through it, suits contemporary kitchens, commercial retail fixtures, and hospitality casework where a dark, structured surface is the design intent. The 61 by 110-1/4 inch format handles tall door blanks and full-height box sides without a glued-up panel, keeping the cut list simple.
TFL fuses the decorative paper to the substrate under heat and pressure so the face becomes part of the board rather than a layer sitting on top of it. That means the edge, once banded, reads as a continuous surface rather than a faced board. The Gran Tour emboss adds a tactile structure aligned with the printed decor — the texture and the pattern reinforce each other rather than sitting independently. The result is a surface that holds its appearance under normal cabinet-interior conditions and cleans without special care. Matching ABS edgebanding in the Notte decor is available for this color, so the cut edge can be finished in the same surface without sourcing a close-enough third-party option.
Cabinet shops running contemporary European-style casework in dark color palettes will reach for this panel when the specification calls for a finished interior or a component visible from multiple sides. Designers specifying open millwork, floating shelving systems, or retail display casework use the A/A construction to avoid a separate back-panel finish step. The large sheet size suits production environments that run full-height components — buying fewer sheets and cutting less waste per job. Homeowners taking on a significant renovation alongside a designer will find this panel in higher-end kitchen and closet specifications where the dark, textured surface is chosen intentionally rather than as a default.
Both faces of the panel carry the same Notte decor to the same appearance standard. Either side can be the show face, which is what makes it the right choice when the panel will be seen from both directions. An A/B panel has a decorative face on one side and a backer on the other — this one does not.
Yes. Matching ABS edgebanding in the Notte decor is available for this SALT 5 color. It closes the cut edge so the panel reads as a single finished surface rather than a faced board with a visible core at the edge.
No. Matching HPL is not part of the SALT 5 program. If the project requires an HPL sheet in this color for a countertop or high-wear surface, that component will need to be sourced separately from another collection.
The Gran Tour texture is part of the fused surface and does not affect cutting or edgebanding. Standard panel saws, CNC routers, and edgebanders handle it the same way as any other TFL panel. The texture stays at the face and does not carry onto the banded edge.
The core specification for this SALT 5 panel should be confirmed against the current product documentation before specifying for moisture-exposed applications such as vanity cabinets or under-sink boxes. CARB2 compliance is confirmed for formaldehyde emissions.
Specifying an A/A panel from the start means the visible back face is already finished when the sheet arrives — no laminating, no painting, no secondary cladding panel. For open casework and A/A components, that is one fewer operation on every part the job produces.