Technical specifications

Structure: Veneer composed of strips of approximately 0.04 to 0.12" veneer of end grain wood and wood with the grain, glued crosswise, of approximately 0.10" thickness (wall, ceiling and furniture) or 0.18" thickness (staircase and podium), glued onto one side of a substrate

Length: Maximum length 118.11", tolerance sawn 0.2 - 0.3 %

Width: Maximum width 49.21", tolerance sawn 0.2 - 0.3 %

Thickness: Maximum thickness 2.36", tolerance sanded ± 0.01"

Squareness: ± 0.04" per 39.37"

Density: Depending on the type of substrate approximately 750 kg/m³ (mdf)

Dimensional stability: Of the applied 12 mm mdf, according to NEN-EN 318
In direction of length and width 0.2 %
In direction of thickness 5 %

Pull-out force of screw: Of the applied 12 mm mdf, according to NEN-EN 320
Surface 1400 N
Sides 1200 N

Tensile strength: Of the applied 12 mm mdf, according NEN-EN 319 is 0.8 N/mm²

Stability of shape: According to NEN-EN 1294 measured by the SHR RC 2115 with climate changes
Standard climate 20 ± 2 °C and 65 ± 5 % RH
Dry 23 ± 2 °C and 30 ± 5 % RH
Humid 23 ± 2 °C and 85 ± 5 % RH
Maximum distortion in mm:
mdf 2400 x 930 x 12 mm uncovered (reference), 4 mm
mdf 2400 x 930 x 12 mm covered with 3 mm Plexwood - Poplar, 13 mm
mdf 2400 x 930 x 12 mm covered with 3 mm Plexwood - Beech, 27 mm

Tensile strength: Measured perpendicularly according to NEN-EN 319 by the SHR RC 2115
Bonding of Plexwood 3 mm on 12 mm mdf > 1.01 N/mm², the glue used by Plexwood meets quality D4 according to NEN-EN 204

Wood properties: wood is not static, has a high electrical resistance (1 - 1000 MΩ), and a small heat conductivity (0.11 - 0.16 W/m²K) of which the effect is that it slows down the spreading of fire (source: Wood Vademecum; Wood Centre Foundation [Hout Vademecum; Stichting Centrum Hout], Almere 2001, pages 46, 48)

Size conversion: Plexwood uses the metric system in all formal communication. No rights can be derived from size conversions to the imperial system. Plexwood converts sizes for your convenience only