An innovative way of utilizing a Translucent Polycarbonate Anti slip and scratch resistant flooring in a Kitchen pantry in Melbourne. The material also covers the benchtop which is also lit up. The Scotia Group installed the materials supplied by Allplastics included STAGE 40 Pep Core panels which support 500 kg per square meter while allowing light to come through the trafficable lightweight panel. Perspex Frost Mandarin was utilized for the back walls and sides of the kitchen pantry with an amazing outcome. Perspex Frost has a Satin surface and will hide finger-marks. 
It is available in more than 22 colours in 3mm; 6mm and 10mm.

The presentation and quality of the Display Suite has become an integral part of the sale process in successful launching of apartments in Australia. Builders, developers, architects and designers are constantly looking for innovative finishes that give their buildings that differentiation from thousands of apartments that are being built in major cities. Allplastics Architectural and building division has been involved recently with a number of developers who have specified innovative finishes to provide their Display Suites with that luxurious touch. One of these niche materials has been the use of European grade acrylic mirrors which are available in silver, gold, bronze, grey and other colours.

Innovative use or PEP-core STAGE Translucent Polycarbonate Panels.

Allplastics stocks and fabricates the unique Polycarbonate Translucent panels from Design Composite. The Stage 40 polycarbonate panels have an anti-scratch, slip resistant surface and can support a weight of 500 kilograms per square meter. We wanted to share and innovative project commissioned by The Museum of Modern Art in New York designed by award winning architect Kieran Timberlake in Philadelphia.