BINDER offers the three ply panel for high-grade use in interior fixtures (for example walls, ceilings and visible roof areas) and outside as fa�ade panels.
Spruce wood sorted by machine to give a consistent quality and effective groove and tongue joints ensures a high-quality product designed to meet the most demanding architectural requirements.
The sizes offered enable straightforward fitting and make a significant contribution towards reducing building costs.
| Тол?ина x ^и?инаs |
Three ply tongue and
groove panel
standard profile - further
profiles on request |
| Species |
Spruce, other woods on request |
| Gluing |
AW 100-DIN 68705 part 2 - �NORM B3022 Type VF |
 - certification |
EPH Dresden, EN 13986 SWP/2 L3 |
| Quality |
sorted according to standard EN 13017-1 |
| Panel size |
5000 x 1025/512/410 mm - with grove + tongue
on longitudinal edges
2500 x 1025/512/410 mm - with grove + tongue
on longitudinal edges or groove + tongue all round |
| Thickness |
19 mm, other thickness on request |
| Surface |
2-sides sanded - grit K 80 |
| Moisture content |
8% ex factory |
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Benefits of the three ply tongue and groove panel |
- Broad area of use: interior fixtures, walls and ceilings
- Large size enables straightforward and rapid fitting
- 8% "ex-works" timber moisture - effectively limiting cracks and warping
- Even panel surface - no subsequent misalignment of faces
- Consistently high wood quality thanks to machine sorting
- Waterproof gluing - enabling use in rooms with increased air humidity
- Natural finish - giving attractive ambience in room
- Without harmful building materials
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BINDER quality management |
| Raw materials used: selected, smooth-grained mountain timber taken from the best areas |
| Drying: a completely consistent drying process is guaranteed |
| Gluing: regular checks are carried out internally and by the glue suppliers |
| Quality grading: in accordance with EN 13017-1 as well as customer and productorientated |
| Regular moisture checks carried out |
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