Hyundai L&C Launches New Artificial Marble Product 'Hanex'

Design Variety, Excellent Hygiene

Hyundai L&C has launched a large number of new products under its artificial marble brand, ‘Hanex.’ Hanex is an MMA (methyl methacrylate)-based artificial marble known for its clean installation and natural curved surface expression. Since its launch, it has gained popularity not only as a kitchen countertop material but also as an architectural finishing material for various commercial facilities such as hospitals, schools, and museums. It boasts excellent stain resistance, waterproofing, and hygiene.

Cascade Vane Series

The new Hanex products are broadly composed of 11 detailed designs within three series: ▲Cascade Vein ▲Concrete ▲Upcycle Terrazzo. The ‘Cascade Vein Series’ embodies the flow found in natural landscapes, creating a vivid design. Notably, the new Cascade Vein products feature subtle patterns inspired by wood grain, applied in ivory and warm light gray colors. The ‘Concrete Series’ consists of six products that can create the popular interior trend of ‘industrial mood’ (an interior reminiscent of industrial spaces). The ‘Upcycle Terrazzo’ is an eco-friendly product made by recycling ‘recycle chips’ created by crushing leftover Hanex materials generated during the manufacturing process. The pure white background combined with the lively colors of the recycle chips produces a dynamic interior.

Hyundai L&C plans to expand sales to various new commercial facilities based on a stronger product lineup and excellent workability. Hanex is already popular in many domestic and international department stores, office buildings, and airports. Due to its superior hygiene, it has recently received many inquiries from hospitals and pharmacies. At large building materials exhibitions held in the U.S. and India in February this year, Hanex was showcased through the implementation of a circular information center and curved wall surfaces. Since the exhibitions, numerous global interior companies and processors have been flooding Hyundai L&C with inquiries regarding new contracts.

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