LPL stands for Low-Pressure Laminate, which is another type of decorative surface material. It is also known as melamine or direct pressure laminate. Unlike HPL, LPL is made by compressing a single layer of decorative paper with a melamine resin layer onto a substrate under low pressure and temperature. LPL is generally less durable than HPL but is still a popular choice for various applications, particularly in the furniture industry. It is widely used for office furniture, cabinets, and shelving. LPL is also an affordable option for homeowners who want to update their décor without breaking their budget. LPL comes in a variety of colors, textures, and patterns, making it appealing to many people. It is easy to maintain and clean, and it is resistant to scratches and impacts. LPL is mostly used in areas with low traffic or less demanding applications as it is not as durable as HPL.