A material which meets the strictest hygiene requirements.

Not only does HI-MACS ® meet hygiene requirements and technical constraints, it is also adapted to all types of design, enabling you to create comfortable and welcoming areas.

HI-MACS® is a truly multi-talented equipment. The Solid Surface offers great flexibility for creation. Its wide range of qualities and its design orientation enable it to be used successfully in the most diverse market segments. The Solid Surface can be used in kitchens and bathrooms, in public buildings and health care establishments, as well as to create frontages, design furniture and in many other areas. It's up to you to decide how you want the future to be. With HI-MACS®, you can design and construct whatever you like. This material fits in with your ideas – not the other way around.

HI-MACS ® can help to improve the cold image of hospitals and clinics by creating a warmer environment which improves patients' well-being, without sacrificing faultless hygiene. Various studies have shown that well-designed healthcare facilities can have a positive impact on patient recovery. Providing a combination between comfort, design and protection against infection is therefore essential when designing the establishment.
Its resistance to dirt, bacteria and many chemical products make HI-MACS® an extremely hygienic material that is easy to maintain and is therefore ideal for hospitals and laboratories. In addition to its hygienic qualities, it has many other advantages, among which its very long life and its excellent value for money.
But most of all, it is its assembly with no visible seals and its non porous surface that make HI-MACS® the ideal material for equipping healthcare structures, universities and training institutes. This material’s hygienic properties comply with LGA and NSF international standards, and they have been confirmed by an independent laboratory.

Doncaster Royal Infirmary is a general hospital located in Doncaster, South Yorkshire, England. This centre has created a new children's unit for which it has used high-quality materials such as HI-MACS®.
The hospital's children's unit wants its younger inpatients to be more positive every day. The design of the facilities and the materials used seek to achieve the best possible results health-wise at the same time as encouraging a strong sense of optimism in the centre.