Able to adapt to a variety of uses, and distinguished by its high quality, this material is used in architecture and interior decoration, as well as in health services, shipyards, transport, hotels and restaurants, retail outlets and kitchens.
It is used in architecture and interior design, as well as in health services, shipyards, transport, hotels and restaurants, retail outlets and kitchens. ‘We have a very wide range of products that are extremely diverse in terms of both structure and aesthetics.
Arpa’s high-pressure decorative laminates are manufactured in the 150,000 m2 factory in Bra, Piedmont, and are an expression of lively Italian creativity and originality. More than sixty years of investment in research, cutting-edge technology and staff training have enabled the company to gain a leading position and a reputation for reliability in international markets’.
However, the fact that Arpa has been in existence for many decades does not in any way affect its vision of the future. As part of its commitment to a more sustainable approach, the company is striving to reduce its environmental impact by limiting its
CO2 emissions. ‘At Arpa, our aim is to reduce emissions by 28% by 2026 and to become carbon neutral in the years that follow, as we did with FENIX® in 2021.