Pending No More: LumiSplash From ATI Decorative Laminates Receives Patent

ATI Decorative Laminates has long been a leader in innovative laminate surfaces for hospitality, contract, and retail markets. When the company launched their LumiSplash product line in 2014, they knew they had created a truly special product. LumiSplash was the first ultra-thin illuminated laminate of its kind on the market; multi-layered, yet only ¼” thick. This innovation is what led ATI's CEO, Jim Burgio, to submit a patent application for LumiSplash.

Today, ATI is proud to announce that the LumiSplash patent (#10,101,521) has been approved.

“The LumiSplash patent is a huge achievement for us,” said Tara Burgio, President of ATI. “When we launched LumiSplash, we were answering a design problem for our customers. How can we make an illuminated laminate that is thinner, tougher, and more versatile than any other solution on the market? This patent sends a clear message; we succeeded.”

The full roster of LumiSplash features further bolsters the credibility of this patent. Features include easy fabrication, low-cost interchangeable artwork, the svelte ¼” (6mm) thickness, a variety of lighting accessories, and superior abrasion, chemical, and impact resistance. In addition, LumiSplash is lightweight and suitable for most vertical and horizontal applications where other laminates can be used.

Customers can learn more about LumiSplash by visiting ATILaminates.com/ati-products/lumisplash/. Physical samples can be made to order by calling ATI directly at 800.849.1320 x 2252.

About ATI Decorative Laminates

ATI Decorative Laminates is the leader in innovative laminate surfaces for the hospitality, contract, and retail markets. Based in Greensboro, North Carolina, ATI designs and manufactures wall panels, ceiling tiles, backsplashes, and trims in every substrate from thermoplastics and FRP to glass and wood. The company's focus on leadership, customer service and cutting-edge technology earned both ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015 certifications. For more information, visit www.ATILaminates.com.