Thickness and robustness: Fenix Compact worktops are generally thicker than Fenix Laminate worktops. The increased thickness gives them extra robustness and stability, making them suitable for use in busy kitchens.
Extended repairability: In case of damage or scratches, Fenix Compact worktops can usually be repaired more easily than Fenix Laminate worktops. The extra thickness allows the surface to be worked deeper to repair damage.
Stronger resistance to heat: Fenix Compact worktops offer improved heat resistance compared to Fenix Laminate worktops. They can better withstand heat up to 180 degrees, making them more suitable for direct contact with hot pots and pans.
Improved impact resistance: Due to their increased thickness, Fenix Compact worktops are more resistant to impacts. This makes them more durable and less susceptible to damage from daily use.
However, it is important to note that Fenix Laminate worktops also have their own advantages, such as a wider choice of colours and possibly a lighter weight. The choice between Fenix Compact and Fenix Laminate depends on individual requirements, budget and preferences. It can be helpful to compare the specific features and characteristics of both options to choose the most suitable worktop for your needs.