For a table top, which will have bracing, or a counter top that is affixed to a cabinet it is not necessary. Yes that's important if you are making a panel that has to stay straight on it's own, like a cabinet door for example.
Either will be fine on a router table top, although the 1/16" is much stronger from a 'if you drop something heavy on the top' standpoint.Īs for the balancing of laminate on the top and bottom surfaces. 1/32" laminate is referred to as vertical grade. Laminate readily comes in two thicknesses. It's basically the very top surface of laminate. Melamine, as someone said, is a type of surface you can get on particle board and MDF. two pieces of MDF with a laminate top would be my choice.
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