Clelands Timber Flooring and Panelling
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Timber Floor and Panelling comes in various finishing options, treatment types and grades. The tongue and groove profiles available in the Timber Floor and Panelling include:
- TGV
- TG
- Reversable
Product Details
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- Clelands Timber Flooring and Panelling
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- Timber Flooring
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- Clelands Timber
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Timber Floor and Panelling comes in various finishing options, treatment types and grades.
The tongue and groove profiles available in the Timber Floor and Panelling include:
- TGV
- TG
- Reversable
- Specs
Option 1
- Nominal size: 100 x 25mm
- Finish size: 90 x 18mm
Option 2
- Nominal size: 150 x 25mm
- Finish size: 135 x 18mm
- Details
Finishing options
Pre-primed option
Our primer is a machine-coated alkyd oil-based primer designed as an adhesion coat for the next coat of paint. This primer does not waterproof the timber but does slow water uptake.
Radiata Pine contains tannin which can cause paint to turn brown. Our primer blocks the migration of the tannin into the paint coating minimising the discolouration of the painted surface.
Treatment types
LOSP H3.1
LOSP H3.1 is an effective preservative designed to provide lasting protection for wood products used in external situations above the ground protecting against decay and insects. The timber is treated in the finished form which improves its dimensional stability.
This LOSP product comes with a 25-year guarantee against fungal decay and insect attack and is water repellent to reduce the general uptake of moisture.
CCA H3.2
CCA H3.2 is a waterborne, Chromated Copper Arsenate preservative system developed to provide long-term protection to wood exposed in exterior applications and is applied to wood by pressure treatment.
The CCA preservative is an effective fungicide and termiticide providing protection from a broad spectrum of decay fungi and wood-boring insects.
Grades available
Clear
Our highest quality grade is ideally suited for uses where a long length clear finish is required.
Due to its light colour and clean appearance, Clears grade requires a minimum of processing to achieve an excellent finish. Knot-free on one face and two edges.
Finger-jointed
Finger jointing results in much higher quality and stronger pieces and components, while dramatically reducing waste. The two most important advantages of finger-jointed lumber are straightness and dimensional stability.
Dressing grade
An excellent grade for use where clear boards do not provide enough natural character.
The dressing grade still has a fine appearance but features tight knots and small bark or resin pockets along the better face. Excellent recoveries are achievable as this grade can be used in its entirety.
Knots will be live on the best face and less than 1/2 of the width. Cone holes may be present in the occasional piece.
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Frequently asked questions about
Clelands Timber Flooring and Panelling
The Clelands Timber Flooring and Panelling is supplied by Clelands Timber. It is also on their website, and you can browse every product Clelands Timber lists on ArchiPro.
Clelands Timber does not publish a price for the Clelands Timber Flooring and Panelling on ArchiPro. for pricing, or visit their website.
It is listed under Timber Flooring on ArchiPro, where you can compare it with timber flooring from other suppliers.
Yes. It has been specified in projects on ArchiPro, including Penthouse Apartment by Outline Design and Twin Peaks by Hamish Shaw Architects. See how it was used in a finished space.
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