DESIGN & DETAILING MANUAL - Supawood

Version 1.01.4.2021

DESIGN & DETAILING MANUAL

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Visit our SUPACOUSTIC webpageh�ps://www.supawood.com.au/products/supacous�c/

At a glance...Crisp edges to both slo�ed and perforated pa�erns

Tidy, easy-install with proprietary concealed fixing systems

High acous�c performance using Integrated Acous�c Tex�le

Lab-cer�fied noise and reverb control

Service and access panel op�ons

BCA compliant to Fire Groups 1 and 2

Cer�fied materials to maximise Green Star credits

A full, ten-year performance warranty

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Contents

Sec�on Page

FAQ ................................................................................. 4

Acous�c pa�erns ................................................. 5

Binary

Slot pa�erns

V-slots

Perfora�on pa�erns

Crea�ve pa�erns

Services Zones

Detailing ...................................................................... 21

Joint op�ons

Return op�ons

Access panels

Installa�on ................................................................. 30

Semi-concealed fixing

Face & Decal fixing

NCK & floa�ng fixing

Cu�ng & handling instruc�ons

Compliance & Performance ......................... 45

Fire

Acous�cs

Sustainability

Warranty

Maintenance

Spec Wording ......................................................... 68

Cer�fied Installers ............................................... 69

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Frequently Asked Ques�onsSpecial Applica�ons:

Fire Group 1 or 2

Fire Group 1 – Supafinish & Supacolour perforated op�ons – refer our technical staff.Fire Group 2 – Supasurface V-Series, Natural Timber Veneer and Mimic op�ons. Also Supafinish & Supacolour slo�ed op�ons – refer our technical staff.For non-combus�ble op�ons see Non-combus�ble brochure

Curved Can be supplied curvable or pre-curved down to a 600mm radius. Refer our technical staff for more details.

Access panels Standard drop-down panel detail available.See also Supa�le DIT brochure if 100% accessibility is required.

SustainabilityFormaldehyde E0 (E1 if Fire Group 1 or 2).FSC or PEFC available in all finishes except some veneers.WELL & LEED compliance available.

Humid areas Wetsealed panel op�on available with a 3 year warranty.See also Non-combus�ble brochure for more durable op�ons.

Panel Dimensions:Standard thickness 12mm

Standard sizes 2390 x 1190mm, 2390 x 590mm, 1890 x 1190mm, 1190 x 1190mm.

Maximum size 3000 x 1200mm – Supaveneer, Mimic and Fire Group 1 and 2 op�ons.3600 x 1200mm – Supafinish, Supasurface V-series and Supacolour when Fire Group 3.

Custom panel shapes Available including border following shaped panel edge.

Acous�c op�ons:Perfora�ons/ slots Standard pa�erns are available as well as any custom op�ons.

Acous�c backing Black acous�c tex�le (IAT).HP50 bulk insula�on blanket can be added for extra performance.

Joints:Standard joint op�ons 10mm express joint or 3mm V-bu� joint.

Standard return op�ons Inset , flush or bird’s beak return.

Installa�on:

Standard framing Ceilings – furring channels and top cross rails.Walls – furring channels.

Recommended fixing systemsSW200 – semi-concealed fixingPLK – face fixing or decal fixingNCK – floa�ng fixing

Fixing centres 600mm centres with a 150mm can�lever.Slo�ed panels and panels with a large open area may require fixing at 450mm centres.

Approximate weight of panel Typically 9kg/ m2.

Services, posi�oning A non-perforated services zone within acous�c panels can be supplied as standard.

Service, maximum weight 1kg without independent suspension.

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© SUPAWOOD - Drawing #0760

% OPEN AREA % VISIBLE SURFACE AREA IF 9MM % VISIBLE SURFACE AREA IF 12MM

10.19% 126% 138%

SIZES AVAILABLE:2390 X 1190 1790 X 11901190 X1190 2390 X 590

Acous�c pa�erns - Binary

Binary 1

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% OPEN AREA % VISIBLE SURFACE AREA IF 9mm % VISIBLE SURFACE AREA IF 12mm

8.3% 121% 131%



Binary 2

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6.06% 115% 122%



Binary 3

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10.19% 126% 138%



Binary 5

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TYPE SLOT WIDTH % OPEN AREA % VISIBLE SURFACE AREA IF 12mm

SS91/80 8mm *NOTE 5 13% 125%

SS91/100 10mm 16% 122%

NOTES:

1. PANELS 300mm OR LESS WIDE USUALLY SUPPLIED UNSLOTTED.

2. REQUIRES REINFORCING BATTENS FIXED TO THE REAR OF PANEL

AT RIGHT ANGLES TO SLOTS TO INCREASE OVERALL RIGIDITY.

INCLUDED IN SW200. THIS IS AN EXTRA OVER FOR OTHER FIXING SYSTEMS.

3. ALL SLOTS EQUAL LENGTH.

4. TOP AND BOTTOM BORDERS EQUAL.

5. THIS SLOT SIZE NOT AVALIABLE IN FR MDF.

SS91

Acous�c pa�erns - Slots

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SS51/80 8mm *NOTE 4 14% 128%

SS51/100 10mm 17% 125%

SS51/130 13mm 22% 120%

NOTES:

1. PANELS 241mm TO 700mm WIDE SUPPLIED WITH 1 ROWS OF SLOTS.

PANELS 240mm OR LESS WIDE USUALLY SUPPLIED UNSLOTTED.




SS51

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SS41/80 8mm *NOTE 4 13% 127%

SS41/100 10mm 17% 124%

SS41/130 13mm 22% 119%

NOTES:

1. PANELS 501mm TO 900mm WIDE SUPPLIED WITH 2 ROWS OF SLOTS.

PANELS 241mm TO 500mm WIDE SUPPLIED WITH 1 ROW OF SLOTS.

PANELS 240mm OR LESS WIDE USUALLY SUPPLIED UNSLOTTED.




SS41


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Acous�c pa�erns - Slot varia�ons


Standard Vee Slot Shape* See separate sheets for slot widths, spacing

and borders of standard pa�erns.

SV51SV41SV61

Staggered Border/Offset Slots* Typical offset dimension is double the

standard border dimension,

FACE OF PANEL

SECTION

SS910/100 STAGGERED SLOTS

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Acous�c pa�erns - Perfora�ons


SP1

NOTE:

WHEN SPECIFYING PERFORATIONS, INSERT PERFORATIONS DIAMETER CODE AT END OF PRODUCT TYPE.

EXAMPLE, TYPE SP4/60, IS SUPAWOOD TYPE SP4 WITH 6.0mm PERFORATIONS.

UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED, A STAND-ARD BORDER OF 50mm (NOMINAL) TO THE EDGE OF THE SHEET WILL BE USED.

* ONLY SIZES MARKED WITH AN * ARE AVAILABLE IN FR MDF.

NOT SUITABLE FOR PLY SUBSTRATES

TYPE PERFORATIONDIAMETER

APPROX. %OPEN AREA

% EXPOSED SURFACEAREA IF 9mm


SP1/60 6.0mm 4% 121% 129%

SP1/70* 7.0mm 6% 123% 133%

SP1/80* 8.0mm 7% 126% 137%

SP1/100* 10.0mm 11% 130% 143%

SP1/120* 12.0mm 16% 133% 149%

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SP2

NOTE:





NOT SUITABLE FOR PLY SUBSTRATES.


APPROX. %OPEN AREA



SP1/60 6.0mm 8% 159.40% 139.5%

SP1/70* 7.0mm 11% 167.11% 144.5%

SP1/100* 10.0mm 22% 187.05% 157%

SP1/120* 12.0mm 32% 198.88% 163.2%


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SP3



APPROX. %OPEN AREA



SP3/100* 10.0mm 6% 115% 121%

SP3/120* 12.0mm 8% 116% 124%

NOTE:





NOT SUITABLE FOR PLY SUBSTRATES.

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Acous�c pa�erns - Crea�ve


16.4% 98% 102%


Bubbles

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Cyberspace


13.8% 112% 121%


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Breeze


29% 92% 99%


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Acous�c pa�erns - Service zones

© SUPAWOOD - Drawing

Service op�onsFor services, the below service op�ons are suggested. If no service op�on is selected, cut outs smaller than 160mm diameter will be on site through slots/perfora�ons, but for larger cut outs, a service op�on or solid panel will be included automa�cally to increase the strength of the panel.

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Detailing - Express joints


Section Detail 1

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Wall Panel to Wall Panel

Section Detail 3

Panel

Backing Strip

Perpendicular Surfaces

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Section Detail 4

Ceiling

Wall/Ceiling Junction

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Section Detail 6

Panel

Internal Corner - Plan View

Pane

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Section Detail 5

Pane

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Wall Panel to Skirting

Floor

Pack

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Skirting

15 Nom

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15 Nom.

Section Detail 2

Panel

Wall Panel Fixed to Plasterboard

12or

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Paint Framing Black

2 Nom.

E10 joints - Walls Standard joint details

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E10 joints - Walls Standard joint details

Section Detail 7

Panel

Pane

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External Corner - Plan View

2

2

Section Detail 9

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Door/Window Junction

Panel

Backing Strip

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16 x 16 Clear AnodisedAluminium Angle

Panel

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Section Detail 8Wall Return

5 nom.Return scribed towidth and gluefixed on site

Base Structure (eg Plasterboard/ Painted Render)

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E10 joints - Ceilings Standard joint details

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Detailing - Bu� joints


B3 joints - Walls Standard joint details

Section Detail 5

Pane

l

Wall Panel to Skirting

Floor

Pack

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Skirting

15 Nom

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Section Detail 6

Panel

Panel

Internal Corner - Plan View

2

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Pane

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Section Detail 4Ceiling to Wall

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Section Detail 3

Panel

Backing Strip

15 Nom.

Perpendicular Surfaces

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Panel Panel

Section Detail 1Panel to Panel

1.5

5

1.52

Section Detail 2

Panel

Wall Panel Fixed to Plasterboard

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Paint Framing Black

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Detailing - Bu� joints


B3 joints - Ceilings SUPAFINISH Standard joint details

2mm gap allows for expansion and contraction.

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Detailing - Returns


Inset return - Ceiling return details

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Detailing - Returns


Flush return - Ceiling return details

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Detailing - Returns


Rebate birdsbeak return - Ceiling return details

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Detailing - Access panels

Typical detail for side latch


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Detailing - Returns


E10 joints wall access panel

Panel Clad DoorUse for concealed doors, 32mm+ e.g. Fire—rated cupboards etc.

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Installa�on - Semi-concealed fixing


SW200 - Typical wall fixing detail

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SW200 - Typical ceiling fixing detail

AT 600mm CTRS UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE

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SW200 SUPALINESolid panel adjoining SAC200 fixing from above.

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SW200 - Framing details flat panels

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SW900 - Thermoplas�c fixing washer - slo�ed panels typical wall fixing detail

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SW900 - Thermoplas�c fixing washer - perforated panels

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Installa�on - Face & Decal fixing

Direct screw fixing - For PLK & Decal fixing


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Installa�on - Face & Decal fixing


Direct screw fixing - For PLK & Decal fixing

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Installa�on - NCK fixing


Installa�on instruc�ons - for noise control kits

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Depth op�ons - for NCK & floa�ng fixing

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© SUPAWOOD - Drawing #2600© SUPAWOOD - Drawing #2600

Depth op�ons - for noise control kits

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Installa�on - Handling

AS WITH ALL PRE-FINISHED SURFACES SUPAWOOD PANELS MUST BE HANDLED WITH CARE.

STORAGE

Material delivered to site to be stored flat in an enclosed shelter. The storage area must be protected from sun and moisture. Open sided sheds should not be regarded as dry stores. Panels are not to be stored in conditions of relative humidity over 60%.

Packs should be evenly supported at each end and at intervals of not more than 750mm where packs are multiple stacked. All supports must be vertically aligned. To minimise the risk of warping panels should be allowed to acclimatise in the area they are to be installed.

HANDLING

Keep work area clean to avoid scratching. Avoid contact with abrasive surfaces or grit. Lift sheets carefully, do not slide on the decorative surface. Do not use as a work surface. Always store sheets face to face with a sheet of protective foam between the faces.

CUTTING/MACHINING

SUPAFINISH can be cut, drilled and machined using standard woodworking equipment fitted with tungsten carbide tipped cutting edges. It is recommended that the material be cut using a fine toothed tungsten tipped blade. Panels must usually be cut upside down as the blade must cut intothe finished face of the panel.

Sprinklers and other services should if possible be positioned inside service zones (extra wide borders or zones in the panel).

Where this is not possible and slotted areas are cut through, thereby reducing the structural integrity of the panel, extra battens, or a backing plate must be fixed to the rear of the panel at the time the hole is cut, I.e. before the panel is installed.

EXPANSION JOINTS

All joint details supplied by Supawood must be followed. Many Supawood panels require joints to allow for expansion and contraction of panels. In addition to this buildings may also have nominated expansion joints which must be allowed for in planning panel jointing.

MASKING

Do not use standard masking tape on this product. All masking must be done with SUPAFINISH Masking Tape. This tape will be supplied in 50mm wide rolls free (on request) with order.

CLEANING

For cleaning use a water dampened cloth with a mild detergent or a furniture polish such as ‘Mr Sheen’. Do not use abrasive cleaning chemicals or strong solvents and take care not to scratch the decorative surface.

OH&S WARNINGS

Depending on the specification panels may have prefixed furring channels on rear. We recommend safety gloves for the handling of these panels to avoid injury from sharp edges. We recommend panels larger then 1800x1200mm be handled by two persons.

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Installa�on - Cu�ng

Cu�ng procedure for SUPACOLOUR / SUPAVENEER ‘PLUS’ 1. Establish a line to which the panel has to be cut and place 50mm wide paper masking

tape over the line with 10mm of the tape to the waste side.

2. Cut the panel with a tungsten carbide �pped saw blade. Cut the panel from the rear if using a circular hand saw.

3. With the masking tape s�ll in place, slightly arris the edge with a disc sander.

4. Touch up the edge with the touch-up paint provided and then remove the tape.

5. Cleaning Procedure: For glue spots, etc. rub lightly with PREPSOL (light degreaser). Wipe with warm soapy water on so� cloth. Dry with So� cloth.

SUPACOLOUR / SUPAVENEER ‘PLUS’

SUPACOLOUR / SUPAVENEER ‘PLUS’


WASTE

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Installa�on - Cu�ng

Cu�ng procedure for SUPAFINISH 1. Establish a line to which the panel has to be cut and place 150mm wide Special masking tape

as supplied by Supawood over the line with 30mm of the tape to the waste side.

2. Cut the panel with a tungsten carbide �pped saw blade. Cut the panel from the rear if using a circular hand saw.

3. With the masking tape s�ll in place, touch up the edge.

i) If White, use touch-up paint provided.

ii) If light �mber, leave raw MDF.

iii) If dark �mber, use stain provided.

4. Remove the tape.

5. Cleaning Procedure: For glue spots, etc. rub lightly with PREPSOL (light degreaser). Wipe with warm soapy water on so� cloth. Dry with So� cloth.

WASTE

SUPAFINISH PANEL

SUPAFINISH PANEL


WASTE

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Fire cer�fica�ons

SUPACOUSTIC/SUPALINE FR MDF Panels - Fire Group 1SUPAFINISH and SUPACOLOUR

Technical Data

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SUPACOUSTIC/SUPALINE FR MDF Panels - Fire Group 2SUPAFINISH, SUPAVENEER, SUPACOLOUR, SUPASURFACE V-Series and MIMIC

Technical Data

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Acous�cs

Product Summary + Technical Informa�onThe Supacous�c Parallel Slo�ed Pa�ern is engineered with a combina-�on of resonant and porous acous�c technologies. NRC of 0.65 can be achieved when bulk insula�on is added.FinishesA variety of finishing op�ons are available including colours, veneers, laminates & Mimic. FixingA variety of fixing op�ons are available including drop in �les. Fire ra�ngsGroup 1 – 3Environmental PEFC, FSC, EO

ABSORBER

25mm Air-gap 55mm Air-gap 98mm Air-gap

Freq Absorp�on Freq Absorp�on Freq Absorp�on

Hz Coefficient Oct Hz Coefficient Oct Hz Coefficient Octα α α α α α

100 0.04 100 0.18 100 0.47125 0.08 0.10 125 0.20 0.25 125 0.41 0.50160 0.15 160 0.34 160 0.59200 0.17 200 0.38 200 0.61250 0.20 0.20 250 0.46 0.45 250 0.63 0.60315 0.30 315 0.55 315 0.62400 0.33 400 0.52 400 0.64500 0.41 0.40 500 0.61 0.60 500 0.70 0.65630 0.47 630 0.64 630 0.67800 0.51 800 0.66 800 0.63

1000 0.55 0.55 1000 0.65 0.65 1000 0.62 0.601250 0.60 1250 0.66 1250 0.611600 0.64 1600 0.60 1600 0.532000 0.65 0.60 2000 0.60 0.55 2000 0.50 0.502500 0.56 2500 0.45 2500 0.483150 0.48 3150 0.41 3150 0.434000 0.48 0.50 4000 0.47 0.50 4000 0.49 0.505000 0.60 5000 0.61 5000 0.62

NRC 0.45 NRC 0.55 NRC 0.60α 0.45 α 0.60 α 0.60

Lengths Widths1200 6001800 120024003000

3600

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Freq Sca�ering Hz Coefficient

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1000 0.00

1250 0.00

1600 0.00

2000 0.00

2500 0.00

3150 0.00

4000 0.00

5000 0.02

NATA Cer�fied Laboratory DataTes�ng conducted @Na�onal Acous�c LaboratoriesMeasurement in accordance with AS ISO 354-2006 “Acous�cs-Measurement of sound ab-sorp�on in a reverbera�on room”AS ISO 11654-2002 “Acous�cs – Ra�ng of Sound Absorp-�on – Materials and Systems”Condi�onsALL tests are conducted with framing behind as per instal-la�on condi�ons. Integrated Acous�c Tex�le (IAT) incorpo-rated in results.

Click here for full lab rest reports

NRC 0.45 – 0.60 Sound Absorp�on Class C – D

17% Open Area22% open area available

Standard parallel slo�ed pa�erns

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Acous�cs

Product Summary + Technical Informa�onThe Supacous�c Parallel Slo�ed Pa�ern is engineered with a combi-na�on of resonant and porous acous�c technologies. NRC of 0.75 can be achieved when V-Slots are used.FinishesA variety of finishing op�ons are available including colours, veneers, laminates & Mimic. FixingA variety of fixing op�ons are available including drop in �les. Fire ra�ngsGroup 1 – 3Environmental PEFC, FSC, EO

Lengths Widths1200 6001800 120024003000

3600

Standard parallel slo�edpa�ern + bulk insula�on

0.000.100.200.300.400.500.600.700.800.901.00

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25mm Air-gap + UHP25 55mm Air-gap + HP50 98mm Air-gap + HP50Freq Absorp�on Freq Absorp�on Freq Absorp�onHz Coefficient Oct Hz Coefficient Oct Hz Coefficient Oct

α α α α α α100 0.12 100 0.37 100 0.54125 0.17 0.25 125 0.36 0.45 125 0.47 0.60160 0.39 160 0.59 160 0.72200 0.44 200 0.61 200 0.66250 0.53 0.50 250 0.63 0.65 250 0.67 0.65315 0.58 315 0.70 315 0.69400 0.57 400 0.67 400 0.67500 0.61 0.60 500 0.69 0.70 500 0.69 0.70630 0.58 630 0.69 630 0.7800 0.57 800 0.69 800 0.66

1000 0.60 0.60 1000 0.67 0.65 1000 0.64 0.651250 0.58 1250 0.64 1250 0.611600 0.57 1600 0.61 1600 0.552000 0.59 0.55 2000 0.59 0.55 2000 0.54 0.552500 0.56 2500 0.49 2500 0.503150 0.56 3150 0.47 3150 0.474000 0.61 0.65 4000 0.51 0.55 4000 0.54 0.555000 0.71 5000 0.64 5000 0.67

NRC 0.55 NRC 0.65 NRC 0.65α 0.60 α 0.65 α 0.65

NRC 0.55 – 0.65 Sound Absorp�on Class C


SLOTABSORBER


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1000 0.00

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1600 0.00

2000 0.00

2500 0.00

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4000 0.00

5000 0.02

Acous�cs

NATA Cer�fied Laboratory DataTes�ng conducted @Na�onal Acous�c LaboratoriesMeasurement in accordance withAS ISO 354-2006 “Acous�cs-Measurement of sound absorp-�on in a reverbera�on room”AS ISO 11654-2002 “Acous�cs – Ra�ng of Sound Absorp�on – Materials and Systems”Condi�onsALL tests are conducted with framing behind as per installa-�on condi�ons. Integrated Acous�c Tex�le (IAT) incorpo-rated in results.


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Acous�csV-slo�ed pa�erns NRC 0.40 – 0.60

Sound Absorp�on Class C – D17% Open Area22% open area available

SLOT

ABSO

RBER

Product Summary + Technical Informa�onV-Slots increase NRC and compliment the slo�ed aesthe�c. NRC of 0.75 can be achieved when bulk insula�on is added.FinishesA variety of finishing op�ons are available including colours, veneers, laminates & Mimic. FixingA variety of fixing op�ons are available including drop in �les. Fire ra�ngsGroup 1 – 3Environmental PEFC, FSC, EO

NATA Cer�fied Laboratory DataTes�ng conducted @Na�onal Acous�c LaboratoriesMeasurement in accordance withAS ISO 354-2006 “Acous�cs-Measurement of sound absorp�on in a reverbera�on room”AS ISO 11654-2002 “Acous�cs – Ra�ng of Sound Absorp�on –Materials and Systems”Condi�onsALL tests are conducted with framing behind as per installa�on condi�ons. Integrated Acous�c Tex�le (IAT) incorporated in results.


Lengths Widths1200 6001800 120024003000

3600

0.000.100.200.300.400.500.600.700.800.901.00

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25mm Air-gap 55mm Air-gap 98mm Air-gapFreq Absorp�on Freq Absorp�on Freq Absorp�onHz Coefficient Oct Hz Coefficient Oct Hz Coefficient Oct

α α α α α α100 0.04 100 0.14 100 0.29125 0.08 0.10 125 0.12 0.20 125 0.26 0.35160 0.11 160 0.27 160 0.47200 0.11 200 0.26 200 0.51250 0.13 0.15 250 0.31 0.30 250 0.60 0.60315 0.18 315 0.4 315 0.68400 0.18 400 0.42 400 0.64500 0.22 0.20 500 0.47 0.50 500 0.70 0.65630 0.26 630 0.56 630 0.58800 0.49 800 0.63 800 0.57

1000 0.67 0.65 1000 0.70 0.65 1000 0.59 0.601250 0.72 1250 0.69 1250 0.571600 0.71 1600 0.64 1600 0.502000 0.70 0.70 2000 0.57 0.55 2000 0.47 0.502500 0.62 2500 0.5 2500 0.553150 0.57 3150 0.53 3150 0.574000 0.49 0.55 4000 0.51 0.55 4000 0.51 0.555000 0.59 5000 0.55 5000 0.59

NRC 0.40 NRC 0.50 NRC 0.60α 0.30 (MH) α 0.55 α 0.60


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1600 0.00

2000 0.00

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Acous�csAcous�cs SLOTABSORBER

V-slo�ed pa�ern+ bulk insula�on

NRC 0.75Sound Absorp�on Class C


Lengths Widths1200 6001800 120024003000

3600

Product Summary + Technical Informa�onThe Supacous�c V Slo�ed pa�ern u�lises unique ‘V-Slots’. V-Slots increase NRC and compliment the slo�ed aesthe�c. A high NRC with minimal air space can be achieved.FinishesA variety of finishing op�ons are available including colours, veneers, laminates & Mimic. FixingA variety of fixing op�ons are available including drop in �les. Fire ra�ngsGroup 1 – 3Environmental

PEFC, FSC, EO

25mm Air-gap + UHP25 55mm Air-gap + HP50 98mm Air-gap + HP50Freq Absorp�on Freq Absorp�on Freq Absorp�onHz Coefficient Oct Hz Coefficient Oct Hz Coefficient Oct

α α α α α α100 0.08 100 0.25 100 0.38125 0.12 0.15 125 0.24 0.35 125 0.35 0.45160 0.28 160 0.49 160 0.59200 0.33 200 0.53 200 0.68250 0.44 0.45 250 0.62 0.65 250 0.79 0.80315 0.63 315 0.74 315 0.87400 0.75 400 0.84 400 0.93500 0.79 0.80 500 0.95 0.90 500 0.96 0.90630 0.83 630 0.98 630 0.87800 0.87 800 0.86 800 0.69

1000 0.87 0.85 1000 0.78 0.80 1000 0.65 0.651250 0.88 1250 0.74 1250 0.621600 0.86 1600 0.70 1600 0.632000 0.83 0.85 2000 0.63 0.65 2000 0.65 0.652500 0.84 2500 0.61 2500 0.673150 0.78 3150 0.65 3150 0.664000 0.65 0.70 4000 0.61 0.65 4000 0.62 0.655000 0.63 5000 0.63 5000 0.63

NRC 0.75 NRC 0.75 NRC 0.75α 0.75 α 0.75 α 0.70 (H)


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Acous�csPerforated Panel Data NRC 0.70 – 0.90

Sound Absorp�on Class CUp to 36% Open Area

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Product Summary + Technical Informa�onA variety of standard and bespoke perforated panels can be created. Panels with open areas up to 36% are available. FinishesA variety of finishing op�ons are available including colours, ve-neers, laminates & Mimic. FixingA variety of fixing op�ons are available including drop in �les. Fire ra�ngsGroup 1 – 3Environmental PEFC, FSC, EO

NATA Cer�fied Laboratory DataTes�ng @Royal Melbourne Ins�tute of TechnologyMeasurement in accordance withAS1045-1988 “Measurement of absorp�on coefficients in a rever-bera�on room”

Click here for full lab test reports

SP2/100 No insula�on25% open area 90mm Air-gap

SP2/100 No insula�on25% open area 400mm Air-gap

Freq Absorp�on Freq Absorp�on

Hz Coefficient Oct Hz Coefficient Octα α α α

100 0.17 100 0.84125 0.23 0.20 125 0.80 0.80160 0.23 160 0.70200 0.28 200 0.84250 0.43 0.40 250 0.92 0.90315 0.54 315 0.92400 0.69 400 0.73500 0.79 0.80 500 0.60 0.70630 0.96 630 0.74800 1.01 800 0.77

1000 1.00 1.00 1000 0.72 0.751250 0.93 1250 0.781600 0.79 1600 0.822000 0.61 0.70 2000 0.78 0.802500 0.63 2500 0.763150 0.64 3150 0.724000 0.58 0.60 4000 0.68 0.705000 0.61 5000 0.68

NRC 0.70 NRC 0.75α 0.70 (M) α 0.75 (L)

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Acous�csNCK Sawtooth fixing,V-slo�ed pa�ern

NRC 0.60 - 0.75Sound Absorp�on Class C


SLOTABSORBER

Product Summary + Technical Informa�onThe Supacous�c Sawtooth Slo�ed Pa�ern can also be perforated. This system can also be used to reduce nega�ve acous�cal effects from hard parallel surfaces.FinishesA variety of finishing op�ons are available including colours, veneers, laminates & Mimic. FixingA variety of fixing op�ons are available including floa�ng systems. Fire ra�ngsGroup 1 – 3Environmental PEFC, FSC, EO

0.000.100.200.300.400.500.600.700.800.901.00

100

125

160

200

250

315

400

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630

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800 0.00

1000 0.04

1250 0.13

1600 0.43

2000 0.60

2500 0.57

3150 0.53

4000 0.68

5000 0.63

Lengths Widths1200 6001800 120024003000

3600

V Slo�ed V Slo�ed + HP50Freq Absorp�on Freq Absorp�onHz Coefficient Oct Hz Coefficient Oct

α α α α100 0.36 100 0.5125 0.42 0.45 125 0.51 0.60160 0.57 160 0.75200 0.56 200 0.80250 0.64 0.65 250 0.85 0.85315 0.70 315 0.96400 0.71 400 1.00500 0.72 0.65 500 0.95 0.90630 0.55 630 0.76800 0.54 800 0.64

1000 0.55 0.55 1000 0.63 0.651250 0.57 1250 0.651600 0.57 1600 0.672000 0.56 0.55 2000 0.67 0.702500 0.57 2500 0.693150 0.61 3150 0.704000 0.59 0.60 4000 0.66 0.705000 0.65 5000 0.7

NRC 0.60 NRC 0.75α 0.60 (L) α 0.70 (L)

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Acous�csNCK Sawtooth fixing,Parrallel slo�ed pa�ern

NRC 0.60 - 0.65Sound Absorp�on Class C


SLOT

ABSO

RBER

Product Summary + + Technical Informa�onThe Supacous�c Sawtooth Slo�ed Pa�ern can also be perforated. NRC of 0.75 can be achieved when V-Slots and bulk insula�on is add-ed.FinishesA variety of finishing op�ons are available including colours, veneers, laminates & Mimic. FixingA variety of fixing op�ons are available including floa�ng systems. Fire ra�ngsGroup 1 – 3Environmental PEFC, FSC, EO

0.000.100.200.300.400.500.600.700.800.901.00

Abso

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Frequency (Hz) Parallel Slotted Parallel Slotted + Insulation

NATA Cer�fied Laboratory DataTes�ng conducted @Na�onal Acous�c LaboratoriesMeasurement in accordance withAS ISO 354-2006 “Acous�cs-Measurement of sound absorp-�on in a reverbera�on room”AS ISO 11654-2002 “Acous�cs – Ra�ng of Sound Absorp�on –Materials and Systems”Condi�onsALL tests are conducted with framing behind as per installa-�on condi�ons. Integrated Acous�c Tex�le (IAT) incorpo-rated in results.



S

800 0.00

1000 0.04

1250 0.13

1600 0.43

2000 0.60

2500 0.57

3150 0.53

4000 0.68

5000 0.63

Lengths Widths1200 6001800 120024003000

3600

Parallel Slo�ed Parallel Slo�ed + HP50Freq Absorp�on Freq Absorp�onHz Coefficient Oct Hz Coefficient Oct

α α α α100 0.47 100 0.51125 0.50 0.50 125 0.48 0.55160 0.60 160 0.67200 0.53 200 0.58250 0.62 0.60 250 0.65 0.65315 0.62 315 0.69400 0.65 400 0.71500 0.63 0.65 500 0.7 0.70630 0.64 630 0.64800 0.65 800 0.65

1000 0.60 0.60 1000 0.60 0.60

1250 0.60 1250 0.591600 0.53 1600 0.562000 0.53 0.50 2000 0.59 0.552500 0.50 2500 0.533150 0.48 3150 0.544000 0.53 0.55 4000 0.57 0.605000 0.69 5000 0.71

NRC 0.60 NRC 0.65α 0.60 α 0.60 (L)

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Acous�csAcous�cs SLOTABSORBER

NCK floa�ng panel fixing,Slo�ed pa�ern

NRC 0.80Sound Absorp�on Class B


Product Summary + Technical Informa�onThe Supacous�c Parallel Slo�ed Pa�ern is engineered with a combi-na�on of resonant and porous acous�c technologies. The floa�ng panel is a fixing system that also increases acous�c absorp�on.FinishesA variety of finishing op�ons are available including colours, ve-neers, laminates & Mimic. FixingA variety of fixing op�ons are available including floa�ng systems. Fire ra�ngsGroup 1 – 3EnvironmentalPEFC, FSC, EO

0.000.100.200.300.400.500.600.700.800.901.00

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rptio

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effic

ient

Frequency (Hz)

Parallel Slotted V Slotted

NATA Cer�fied Laboratory DataTes�ng conducted @Na�onal Acous�c LaboratoriesMeasurement in accordance withAS ISO 354-2006 “Acous�cs-Measurement of sound absorp-�on in a reverbera�on room”AS ISO 11654-2002 “Acous�cs – Ra�ng of Sound Absorp�on –Materials and Systems”Condi�onsALL tests are conducted with framing behind as per installa-�on condi�ons. Integrated Acous�c Tex�le (IAT) incorporated in results.


Lengths Widths1200 6001800 120024003000

3600

Parallel Slo�ed V Slo�ed415mm Air-gap + Insula�on (350mm Spacing) 415mm Air-gap + Insula�on (350mm Spacing)

Freq Absorp�on Freq Absorp�onHz Coefficient Oct Hz Coefficient Oct

α α α α100 0.23 100 0.23125 0.34 0.40 125 0.31 0.35160 0.58 160 0.55200 0.60 200 0.71250 0.72 0.70 250 0.80 0.80315 0.76 315 0.85400 0.76 400 0.77500 0.79 0.80 500 0.72 0.75630 0.81 630 0.80800 0.82 800 0.81

1000 0.86 0.85 1000 0.86 0.851250 0.83 1250 0.881600 0.83 1600 0.842000 0.79 0.80 2000 0.87 0.852500 0.75 2500 0.833150 0.71 3150 0.864000 0.79 0.80 4000 0.86 0.855000 0.92 5000 0.90

NRC 0.80 NRC 0.80α 0.85 α 0.85

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Integrated Acous�c Tex�le

Integrated Acous�c Tex�le (IAT) is a dis�nc�ve black tex�le bonded to the rear of all of SUPAWOOD's acous�c panels.

IAT has no less than 4 main roles:

1. Sound absorp�on

2. Easy installa�on

3. Aesthe�c appeal

4. Health, Durability & Safety

1. Sound absorp�on

Sound absorp�on is IAT's primary role. The secret to the effec�veness of the SUPACOUSTIC IAT is the way that the sound pressure wave passes through this fabric. The sound wave faces a resistance to further propaga�on to an extent that has been acous�cally op�mised to ensure maximum sound absorp�on.

When installed with an air space, the acous�c im-pedance of SUPACOUSTIC IAT provides sound absorp-�on equivalent to conven�onal acous�c materials of the same thickness as the depth of the air space. IAT can be used in conjunc�on with bulk insula�on products such as SUPAWOOD’s HP50 bulk insula�on where an even higher level of acous�c performance.

The consistency of the bond to the en�re surface of the panel right up to the edge of the slots or perfora-�ons is cri�cal to the acous�c performance. For this reason SUPAWOOD heat adhesive bond the fabric to the rear of our SUPACOUSTIC panels using an in-line process for consistent bond strength.

2. Easy Installa�on

IAT, being a factory applied material, requires no extra installa�on works on site, and poten�ally elimi-nates the inconvenience of using bulk insula�on which requires addi�onal purchasing, handling, storage, cu�ng and fixing on site.

IAT also overcomes poten�al causes of substandard as built acous�c performance since it cannot be “Skimped on”, forgo�en, or mis-installed.

3. Aesthe�c appeal

IAT's Black Non-Woven Fabric surface provides an ele-gant and consistent appearance and provides a com-plete visual block of the ceiling cavity, including framing, light spread from fi�ngs etc.

4. Health, Durability & Safety

IAT prevents dust from the ceiling cavity entering the space and fibre release from bulk materials like polyester blanket, Rockwool or fiberglass and had been selected to op�mise mechanical strength.

At 0.3mm thick IAT has considerably more tamper re-sistance than “Tissue” or “Black facing products on the market.

IAT has an excellent fire ra�ng, being Fire Group 1 with an average specific ex�nc�on area of 4.2m2/kg when tested to AS 5637.1-2015.

IAT has excellent chemical resistance.

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Reflec�ve & Diffusive Panels

As well as SUPAWOOD's ranges of ab-sorp�ve linings, SUPAWOOD products also provide reflec�ve and diffusive so-lu�ons.

SUPAWOOD’s standard panel thickness is 12m, but we can produce solid re-flec�ve panels up to 32mm thick to achieve the reflec�on of sound.

SUPAWOOD can also produce custom diffusive panels either through angled solid panels, curved panels or perforat-ed panels with a solid backing.

Diffusive panels are also achievable in a SUPASLAT by moun�ng the slats on a solid backing board.

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Absorp�ve

Reflec�ve

Diffusive

Reflec�ve

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SustainabilityEnvironmentally Sustainable Development (ESD) is a prerequisite for responsible architecture, so what does it mean to your project and what role do internal linings play?

The Green Star ra�ng scheme created by the Green Building Council of Australia (GBCA) is the benchmark being used for ever increasing numbers of Projects to measure their environmental performance.

GBCA Credit No. of Green Star points Descrip�on

Building Design & Construc�on V1.3

Credit 10:Acous�c comfort

Sub-category 10.2 Reverbera�on

1Requires appropriate and comfortable acous�c condi�ons for occupants – speak to our Acous�c Engineer for more details.

Credit 13:Indoor Pollutants

Sub-category 13.1Paints, adhesives, sealants, carpets

1 VOC levels. No VOCs are emi�ed on site by our products.


Sub-category 13.2Engineered Wood Products

1 95% of all engineered and wood products meet E0 or E1 formaldehyde limits.

Credit 19:Life Cycle Impacts

Sub-category 19A.1Addi�onal repor�ng

4 Product can be reused when no longer required.

Credit 20: Responsible Building Materials

Sub-category 20.2ACer�fied Timber

1 95% (by cost) of all �mber used is FSC or PEFC cer�fied.

Credit 21:Sustainable Products

Sub-category 21.D3rd Party Cer�fica�on

3

Third party cer�fica�on schemes assessed and recognized by GBCA as Level A, B or C.Level A = 100% weigh�ngLevel B = 75% weigh�ngLevel C = 50% weigh�ng

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GBCA Credit No. of Green Star points Descrip�on

Fitout Design & Construc�on V1.3

Credit 9:Acous�c comfort

Sub-category 9.2 Reverbera�on

1Requires appropriate and comfortable acous�c condi�ons for occupants – speak to our Acous�c Engineer for more details.


Sub-category 12.1Paints, adhesives, sealants, carpets

1 VOC levels. No VOCs are emi�ed on site by our products.

Credit 12:Indoor Pollutants – IEQ Category

Sub-category 12.2Engineered Wood Products

2 95% of all engineered and wood products meet E0 or E1 formaldehyde limits

Credit 19:Life Cycle Impacts

Sub-category 19.2Addi�onal repor�ng

7 Product can be reused when no longer required.

Credit 20:Responsible Building Materials

Sub-category 20.1ACer�fied Timber

1 95% (by cost) of all �mber used is FSC or PEFC cer�fied

Credit 21:Sustainable Products

Sub-category 21.D3rd Party Cer�fica�on

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Third party cer�fica�on schemes assessed and recognized by GBCA as Level A, B or C.Level A = 100% weigh�ngLevel B = 75% weigh�ngLevel C = 50% weigh�ng

Sustainability

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Performance Warranty

Internal dry area linings

1. SUPAWOOD Architectural Lining Systems (Supawood herea�er) of 20 Bradwardine Road, Bathurst, NSW, warrants with respect of the supply of its range of products that for a period of at least ten (10) years from the date of supply of the product when installed indoors, out of direct (not through glass) sunlight, away from excessive heat (over 50°C), out of excessively humid condi�ons (over 80% RH up to 35°C and propor�onally reducing to 60% RH at 50°C), non-condensing situa�ons and away from direct water contact against:

Manufacturing defects in material or labour of the constructed product,peeling or other delamina�on of the painted, clear-coated or laminated finishes

2. This warranty is subject to the following condi�ons:

2.1. Warranty claims must be made in wri�ng to SUPAWOOD at the above address within 30 days a�er a defect in the product becomes apparent.

2.2. SUPAWOOD must be given a reasonable opportunity a�er a Warranty claim is made to inspect the product.

2.3 The Warranty will not apply if the defect in the product is caused by abnormal external influences including but not limited to mechanical abrasion, falling objects, damage during transport, storage or installa�on, explosion, fire, harmful gases or fumes, water, chemicals and foreign substances beyond SUPAWOOD’s control.

2.4 The Warranty will only apply if Supawood panels have been installed according to the Supawood’s shop drawings or other wri�en advice.

3. SUPAWOOD’s liability under the terms of this Warranty shall be expressly limited at the op-�on of SUPAWOOD to supply of replacement lining or recoa�ng of the lining to restore the original appearance. The Warranty with respect to the recoated lining shall extend for the remainder of the Warranty period first given herein.

4. To the full extent permissible by Federal or State Law, all expressed or implied warran�es and condi�ons rela�ng in any way to the product other than those contained herein are expressly excluded. Except as expressly provided under this Warranty, SUPAWOOD shall not be liable for any loss or damage of any nature whatsoever whether such liability arises in contract or in negligence or howsoever arising.

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Performance Warranty

Wet-sealed linings

1. SUPAWOOD Architectural Lining Systems (Supawood herea�er) of 20 Bradwardine Road, Bathurst, NSW, warrants with respect of the supply of its wet-sealed range of products that for a period of at least three (3) years from the date of supply of the product when installed out of direct sunlight, away from excessive heat (over 50°C) and out of direct water contact, either by splashing, direct hosing, rain or other precipita�on, and in accordance with the Wet-sealed installa�on and care instruc�ons against:

Manufacturing defects in material or labour of the constructed product,peeling or other delamina�on of the painted or clear-coated finishes.

2. This warranty is subject to the following condi�ons:

2.1. Panel have been checked rou�nely by maintenance personnel (at least every 12 months) and Supawood no�fied of any changes.

2.2. Warranty claims must be made in wri�ng to SUPAWOOD at the above ad-dress within 30 days a�er a defect in the product becomes apparent.

2.3. SUPAWOOD must be given a reasonable opportunity a�er a Warranty claim is made to inspect the product.

2.4. The Warranty will not apply if the defect in the product is caused by abnor-mal external influences including but not limited to mechanical abrasion, fall-ing objects, damage during transport, storage or installa�on, explosion, fire, harmful gases or fumes, water, chemicals and foreign substances beyond SUPAWOOD’s control.

2.5. The Warranty will only apply if Supawood panels have been installed accord-ing to the Supawood’s shop drawings or other wri�en advice.

3. SUPAWOOD’s liability under the terms of this Warranty shall be expressly limited at the op-�on of SUPAWOOD to supply of replacement lining or recoa�ng of the lining to restore the original appearance. The Warranty with respect to the recoated lining shall extend for the remainder of the Warranty period first given herein.

4. To the full extent permissible by Federal or State Law, all expressed or implied warran�es and condi�ons rela�ng in any way to the product other than those contained herein are expressly excluded. Except as expressly provided under this Warranty, SUPAWOOD shall not be liable for any loss or damage of any nature whatsoever whether such liability arises in contract or in negligence or howsoever arising.

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Maintenance procedure

SUPAWOOD Panels are a combina�on of a medium density fibreboard or a plywood substrate with either a wood veneer, polyurethane paint or our own SUPAFINISH concept veneer applied to the face or edge of the panel.

Occasionally SUPAWOOD panel will require touching up where minor damage occurs on installa�on or by vandalism. Touch-Up Kits are available on request with every order, and the following methods are recommended for rec�fica�on.

CLEANING

Remove marks with a damp cloth and dry thoroughly.

Remove stubborn stains with ‘Spray N Wipe’ or equivalent and a so� cloth.

Do not use abrasive cleaning chemicals or strong solvents.

If in doubt call us on 1800 002 123 for further advice.

By observing the above basic care guidelines you can expect the finish to look good for ears.

REPAIR ON SITE

Timber Finishes

A Timber Touch-Up Kit is available for repairing scratches, nicks, gouges and burns, as follows:

1. Easy-to-use markers – (Darker Timbers only)

For scratches and nicks simply stroke in the direc�on of the scratch.For burns, scrapes and worn areas, stroke in the direc�on of the wood grain.Wipe off any excess immediately a�er applica�on with a dry �ssue.

2. Easy-to-use Fill-S�cks

For filling in dents and gouges. No hea�ng or pre-mixing needed.Simply rub in and dab off excess with lint-free cloth or �ssue. Avoid rubbing as this can create a glossy area.

Polyurethane Painted Finishes

Carefully follow mixing instruc�ons supplied with the Touch-Up Kit.Apply the coa�ng sparingly to the immediate area of damage using a fine brush.Note: The above applies to chips etc no large than 10mm

REPLACEMENT / REPAIR OF PANELS

In the event that the SUPAWOOD panels are damaged beyond what can be repaired using the touch-up kits on-site, a professional touch-up service is available or replacements panels can be purchased.

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Specifica�on wording

Wording to assist in wri�ng a specifica�on for SUPACOUSTIC or SUPALINE lining systems

MODULAR LINING SYSTEM

- SUPACOUSTIC/ SUPALINE panels to be fixed to walls & /or ceilings as shown on drawings.

- Panel Finish Type is to be [SUPAFINISH/ SUPACOLOUR/ SUPAVENEER, delete as required] and panel finish colour is to be […………..]

- Panel joints are to be [E10 10mm shadowline express joints with matching edges and black backing strips/ B3 Bu� joints (delete as required)]

- Fixing System is to be [SW200/ 500 Concealed Fixing/SW300 exposed fixing/SW600 decal fixing, delete as required (note SW600 only available for SUPAFINISH panels)]

- Acous�c pa�ern to be [……..] in [Parallel Slots/ V-Slots/ Delete if solid panels]

- Panels are to be supplied with acous�c tes�ng in accordance with Australian Standard AS ISO 354-2006. This tes�ng must be conducted in an “As built” configura�on with all the framing and support mem-bers as supplied by the manufacturer and installed in accordance with their installa�on instruc�ons.

- All acous�c panels to have black acous�c tex�le factory heat adhesive bonded to full rear of the panel. Acous�c tex�le to have a minimum thickness of 0.3mm and tes�ng to AS1405:1988 to demon-strate an NRC of 0.75 when used with a 12mm perforated board having 10.2% open area and a 400mm air gap. Tex�le to be 100% polyester fibre with 0 ozone deple�ng poten�al and have a low flammability and smoke index, tested to AS 1530.3 - 0, 0, 0, 3.

- Panel size to be [2390x1190 / 1790x1190 / 1190x1190 / 2390x590 / as shown on drawings, delete as required]

- Panels to be supplied from the factory ready to install, any shaping etc to be done in the factory and factory finished.

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Cer�fied installers

SUPAWOOD have recommended installers based across Australia. This means that no ma�er where your project is in Australia there is a fully compliant installer nearby who is experienced in working with SUPAWOOD.

Please get in touch with one of our Project Consultants for the installer in your region.

NSW/ACT/SA/NT - Mirela Wallace

P: 0447 478 703

E: [email protected]

QLD/VIC/WA/TAS - Mitch Lavelle

P: 0417 878 721

E: [email protected]

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