Do not publish Briggs Fire Certificate(s)/Report(s) on any website or in product literature as they are the property of Warrington Fire and/or Briggs Veneers. Briggs Veneers does not accept any responsibility for product substitution by others. It is the responsibility of the end user to ensure that the products used on their project are as named on these Fire Certificate(s)/Report(s). They apply only to Briggs Veneers' Flameblock FRMDF/veneers/laminates/thicknesses as listed on our Fire Certificate(s)/Report(s). IMPORTANT NOTICE - Briggs Fire Certificate(s)/Report(s) do not apply to FRMDF/veneers/laminates from other suppliers. As it is not possible to cover all associated manufacturing materials, conditions, products and methods, the end-user is responsible for carrying out the necessary tests and trials to check that the veneer, coating type, fabrication methods, associated materials and cleaning products/methods are suitable for the application.įire Hazard Group 1 not possible at this stage.įire Hazard Group 2 when glued onto 12mm and thicker FLAMEBLOCK FRMDF (NCC 2019 / AS 5637 / ISO 9705 Room Burn Test).ĭownload Fire Hazard Group 2 Assessment Reportįire Hazard Group 3 when glued onto 6mm and thicker Standard MDF and Particleboardĭownload Fire Hazard Group 3 Assessment Report Some logs or leaves of veneer may age differently to other logs/leaves of the same species. Note that the appearance of veneer will change over time due to direct and indirect light, and exposure to heat and air. Do not use in exterior applications, areas exposed to temperatures above 60 degrees C nor areas around stoves and fireplaces. Not suitable for use in high humidity, wet, steamy or damp conditions such as vanity tops, splash-backs or above stoves and dishwashers. It should not be used for high wear areas such as floors, stair treads, counter-tops exposed to heavy wear/water and kitchen counter-tops. Suitable for interior, dry, low/medium-wear applications, vertical and low/medium-wear horizontal applications such as wall panelling, interior doors, furniture, ceiling panels, table- and desk-tops. It may have natural features such as pin knots and figure. The appearance of this veneer may vary because wood is a natural product. Suitable for all low wear and dry vertical interior applications such as furniture and panelling. The uniqueness of each log means that every project has its own special appeal, yet at the same time you can have the confidence that the forests where the veneer came from are being sustainably regrown to give a continuing supply in perpetuity. This sustainable natural wood veneer has all the beauty and warmth that can only come from using real wood. For very large areas of veneer such as walls and ceilings, and for projects to be nested and sawn/C&C routed, it is best to specify this species as Random-matched Colour-blended. To avoid a striped "paling-fence" effect, Quarter-cut may be best specified as Slip-matched. Please contact us to check, then specify the cut that you require.īook-matched This veneer is normally Book-matched. It is usually finished with a clear coat that preserves the warmth and beauty of the wood’s natural color.Quarter-cut Crown-cut may also be available. Curly maple wood veneer will accept stains and finishes well which accentuate the figure. It has a smooth texture and tight wavy grain. Maple is a hardwood that is dense, relatively easy to work with and strong. It is usually book matched with the grain running along the 8’ dimension. Generally, high figured curly maple veneer is considered a premium grade, although mineral streaks and vine marks are not uncommon. It is lustrous and rather striking in appearance. When the figure is tight it is often referred to as fiddleback maple. Curly Maple veneer is a figured grade of maple wood veneer with a distinctive wide band or curl figure throughout, which is highly sought after. This veneer is normally flat cut but can also be quarter cut.
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