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J-Frame 8

by Juken New Zealand Ltd

Auckland, New Zealand

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J-FRAME is a general purpose Structural Laminated Veneer Lumber (LVL) gauged framing timber, manufactured by Juken New Zealand Ltd (JNL) from 100 per cent renewable Radiata Pine from plantation forest.

As a reliable straight and durable product, J-Frame can be used in a wide range of applications including residential and commercial framing and truss systems.

J-FRAME is a CodeMark certified engineered wood product.

J-Frame 8 and J-Frame 11 are now available in Pryda and MiTek design software, helping truss manufacturers integrate J-Frame into established specification and design workflows and gives designers practical options where additional strength or design capability is required. Span tables are available at jnl.co.nz

Product Details

Product
J-Frame 8
Range
Housing
Brand
Juken new Zealand
Country of origin
New Zealand
Type of use
Commercial and Residential
Package type
Special shipping required
Care and cleaning
Easy maintenance
Installation
Professional installation recommended
Assembly
Professional assembly recommended

Product Variants

Size
J-Frame 8
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J-FRAME is a general purpose Structural Laminated Veneer Lumber (LVL) gauged framing timber, manufactured by Juken New Zealand Ltd (JNL) from 100 per cent renewable Radiata Pine from plantation forest.

As a reliable straight and durable product, J-Frame can be used in a wide range of applications including residential and commercial framing and truss systems.

J-FRAME is a CodeMark certified engineered wood product.

J-Frame 8 and J-Frame 11 are now available in Pryda and MiTek design software, helping truss manufacturers integrate J-Frame into established specification and design workflows and gives designers practical options where additional strength or design capability is required. Span tables are available at jnl.co.nz

Specs

Lengths

J-FRAME is supplied in varying lengths: The cut-to-length studs are “ready to use” with final length tolerance of +/- 1mm.

Width and thickness

Lengths

J-FRAME 8 is supplied in varying lengths:
Standard Lengths at 2.4, 3.0 and 6.0 metres

  • Cut-to-Length studs at 2.32, 2.33, 2.48, and 2.63 metres.

The cut-to-length studs are “ready to use” with final length tolerance of +/-1mm.

Width and Thickness

(L x W x T)

2330mm x 90mm x 45mm
2320mm x 90mm x 45mm
2480mm x 90mm x 45mm
2400mm x 90mm x 45mm
2630mm x 90mm x 45mm
3000mm x 90mm x 45mm
6000mm x 90mm x 45mm
2330mm x 140mm x 45mm
2480mm x 140mm x 45mm
2630mm x 140mm x 45mm
3000mm x 140mm x 45mm
4800mm x 140mm x 45mm
6000mm x 140mm x 45mm
6000mm x 190mm x 45mm
6000mm x 240mm x 45mm

Bond
J-FRAME 8 Structural LVL uses Phenol Formaldehyde Resin to produce an A Bond classification. This bond has a proven, internationally recognised durability record for exposure to moisture and stress. Australian Standard / New Zealand Standards AS/NZS 2754.1 “Adhesive for Timber and Timber Products” states for A Bond:

“……. can be used in applications involving extreme long-term exposure to weather or wet or damp conditions and/or long-term structural performance requirements without glue line break-down or glue line creep.”

Moisture content
J-FRAME 8 is supplied to market with a targeted moisture content of 18%. Glue lines in LVL can affect moisture content measurements. Moisture equivalency tables for J-Frame 8 developed by Scion are available at www.jnl.co.nz

Treatment
J-Frame 8 has CodeMark product certification for use where Hazard Class H1.2 or less applies.

Stress grading
J-FRAME 8’s design and manufacturing process, ensures consistency in strength, stiffness and stability. Two structural grades of J-Frame are produced. The characteristic properties of J-Frame are above the minimum of MSG8 in respect of J-Frame 8 and above the minimum of MSG10 for
J-Frame 11 as documented in table 2.3, NZS3603:1993 (Timber Structures Standard).

Finger jointing
Standard lengths of J-FRAME 8 over 3 metres will have one finger joint per length. Finger jointing is audited by the EWPAA to confirm manufacture in compliance with AS/NZS1491 Finger Jointed Structural Timber.

Product identification

J-FRAME 8 is print branded to show product name and grade, applicable standards, Hazard Class applications of use treatment classification, and certifying bodies.

J-FRAME 8 should be kept dry when being stored. Place on ground with packers and cover with water proof plastic to prevent moisture.

  • Minimise exposure to weather and rain.
  • Protect Frames and Trusses from weather as soon as possible.
  • Dry out before covering/lining after exposure to wetting.
Features

It is resistant to warp, twist and bow - resulting in beautifully straight walls.

+ It makes for cleaner, smoother lines (for both internal and external cladding fnishes).

+ As J-Frame is manufactured to highly accurate and consistent dimensions, it reduces waste during construction.

+ J-Frame is harvested from 100% sustainable certified forestry in New Zealand. 

+ J-FRAME is a CodeMark certified engineered wood product.

+ BRANZ Appraisal: No. 646

Scope of use

It’s manufactured for consistent strength, stiffness and stability – making it resistant to warp, twist and bow. The A Bond is proven to withstand exposure to moisture and weather, and /or long-term structural performance requirements.

Process Integrity

The Engineered Wood Products Association of Australasia (EWPAA) http://www.ewp.asn.au, SGS Timber Labs and Bureau Veritas, audit and/or test JNL J-Frame to verify JNL’s quality systems and products.

JNL is certified to ISO9001 Quality - Management System Standards, of which demand in-house documented procedures, training programs and process control systems.

Rigorous product testing as stipulated in the applicable standards and certification scheme rules are performed on each J-FRAME 8 manufacturing batch by JNL’s Quality Assurance Department. The internal testing is continually verified by the EWPAA independent testing of product, in its NATA accredited laboratory.

The JNL Wairarapa Mill has been manufacturing LVL since 2006 and has attained Forestry Stewardship Council® (FSC® SCS-COC-010053) Chain of Custody (COC), testifying that the Pinus radiata used in J-FRAME 8 is from a sustainable, environmentally managed forest resource.

Storage and Handling

J-FRAME should be kept dry when being stored. Place on ground with packers to prevent moisture uptake. The plastic wrapping should be removed only when the product is being used and should be re-covered to maintain its dry state.

• Minimise exposure to weather and rain.

• Protect frames and trusses as soon as possible.

• Dry out before covering/lining after exposure to wetting.

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J-Frame 8

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It comes in 15 sizes: L2330 x W90 mm, L2320 x W90 mm, L2480 x W90 mm, L2400 x W90 mm, L2630 x W90 mm, L3000 x W90 mm, L6000 x W90 mm, L2330 x W140 mm, L2480 x W140 mm, L2630 x W140 mm, L3000 x W140 mm, L4800 x W140 mm, L6000 x W140 mm, L6000 x W190 mm and L6000 x W240 mm. For a size that is not listed, .

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Supplier Reviews

“Everybody who tries it can see the advantages straight away. “One of the major benefits is the straightness and strength that’s engineered into J-Frame from the start. The time savings on site are another major benefit, according to Kieran. “In the house I’m currently building, I’ve only had to plane two studs in the whole house. With traditional framing, you’d normally have to do days of straightening, instead of just half an hour.” Kieran Gleeson – Builder”

Kieran Gleeson