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Triboard TGV | Wall & Ceiling Lining

by Juken New Zealand Ltd

Auckland, New Zealand

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Triboard TGV (tongue and groove V) is perfect for lining walls and ceilings, whether in home renovation, sheds, beach houses, garages, or workshops requiring high-impact resistance. It comes paint-ready with durability that is very hard to compete with.

We supply it in two sizes, 400 x 1200 x 15mm and 400 x 3740 x 15mm. These boards are light enough for one person to handle.

Q. What’s the point behind the Tongue and Groove joint?
A. Each TGV panel is 4oomm wide, and it may be that your stud centres are not at 400 or, if you’re lining a Portal or Pole shed, it’s likely that you have no studs at all. Having a Tongue and Groove joint between the Triboard panels means that it doesn’t matter what centres the studs are because you don’t need any framing behind the join. Or, in the case of having girts only in a portal building, you don’t need to install vertical nogs to support the edge of the sheet as you would for other lining products.

Product Details

Product
Triboard TGV | Wall & Ceiling Lining
Designer
Juken New Zealand
Brand
Juken New Zealand
Country of origin
New Zealand
Type of use
Commercial and Residential

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Triboard TGV | Wall & Ceiling Lining
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Triboard TGV (tongue and groove V) is perfect for lining walls and ceilings, whether in home renovation, sheds, beach houses, garages, or workshops requiring high-impact resistance.

It comes paint-ready with durability that is very hard to compete with.

We supply it in two sizes, 400 x 1200 x 15mm and 400 x 3740 x 15mm. These boards are light enough for one person to handle.

Q. What’s the point behind the Tongue and Groove joint?
A. Each TGV panel is 4oomm wide, and it may be that your stud centres are not at 400 or, if you’re lining a Portal or Pole shed, it’s likely that you have no studs at all. Having a Tongue and Groove joint between the Triboard panels means that it doesn’t matter what centres the studs are because you don’t need any framing behind the join. Or, in the case of having girts only in a portal building, you don’t need to install vertical nogs to support the edge of the sheet as you would for other lining products.

Performance

Triboard TGV is a 3-layered panel with a wood strand core sandwiched between an MDF outer “skins”. The result is a clean-lined panel with higher resilience and impact resistance than similar products. The dimensionally stable core gives the assurance of superior screw-holding ability over other commonly used wall linings means screws will not loosen over time, giving a lasting performance.

The MDF surfaces offer a grade 5+ paint finish capability, so you can decorate it whichever you choose. This innovative combination of smooth surfaces with inner strength makes it an alternative to traditional wall-lining products.

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Triboard TGV | Wall & Ceiling Lining

The Triboard TGV | Wall & Ceiling Lining is supplied by Juken New Zealand Ltd. It is also on their website, and you can browse every product Juken New Zealand Ltd lists on ArchiPro.

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It comes in 2 sizes: L2400 x W400 mm and L3740 x W400 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