Plastic laminate clad countertops are horizontal work surfaces made from a substrate material and high pressure decorative laminate. The substrate material used in plastic laminate clad countertops is typically 3/4 or 1 1/2 inches thick and may include: particle board, medium density fiberboard or plywood. Originally invented in 1913, by Formica, high pressure decorative laminate (HPDL), or what is commonly called plastic laminate (PLAM), is a manufactured, composite product. It consists of laminations of papers and plastic resins which are bonded together with heat and pressure. HPDL is a versatile product that is readily available today from several manufacturers in many colors, textures, patterns, sheens and grades. Popular in residential and commercial interiors, plastic laminate clad countertops are durable and attractive. They are inexpensive and easy to install, clean and maintain.

Manufactured wood casework includes casework and cabinet products that are made from solid wood or have a substrate core material faced with wood veneer or plastic laminate. Manufactured wood casework is readily available from home improvement centers and material suppliers in semi-custom and stock grades, and comes assembled or ready to assemble. This type of casework is commonly installed in residential and commercial facilities, where storage or display is needed.

Casework is a manufactured, box-shaped assembly used for display or storage.  There are many different types of casework; common types include base, wall, tall, counter, shelving, and storage, any of which can modular or floor- or wall-mounted. Modular casework is composed of freestanding units that are not attached to the building structure; examples include floor- and wall-mounted casework.  Modular casework units can be moved or reconfigured with relative ease.  Casework is commonly installed in banks, hotels, residences, schools, libraries, laboratories, hospitals, churches, and offices.

Ceramic tile murals are artistic ornaments used to enhance a space. Art or decoration can be applied to the surface of ceramic tiles, or colored tiles can be used to form a mosaic.  Ceramic tile can be installed horizontally or vertically on either the interior or exterior surfaces of a building.  Ceramic tile murals have been used by man to decorate spaces for over 4000 years.  Invented in the Middle East and developed by several cultures over time, ceramic tile murals can be found in ancient pyramids and ruins, or seen today in our homes, commercial spaces and places of congregation.