Design
Pine panelling and boarding - the effects of moisture variation
Seasoned pine paneling is supplied with a moisture content between 10 and 15%. It may be necessary to specify moisture content due to particular needs such as air conditioning of environments or humidity factors in the tropics. Performance is also improved by sealing, appropriate installation and design.
Installation
Pine panelling - storage and protection
Handling considerations of pine paneling before installation include: protection from moisture variation and correct storage. Fixing must be carried out after wet trades are complete and the boarding has been acclimatized for several days.
Pine panelling and boarding - fixing criteria
Pine panelling, when used as a wall or ceiling finish, should be adequately supported and the support members spaced appropriately. List of recommended supports and fixings.
Pine panelling and boarding - installation
When using pine panelling or boarding adequate support for cladding results in a smooth wall or ceiling surface. Correct installation includes: level wall and ceilings, use of well seasoned supports of appropriate size and centres, appropriate adhesive usage. Installation requires protection of the panels before and during fixing.
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