System 2 + Certificate of conformity according to EN 13986 + A1

According to NFB 54162 standard with gluing NFB 314-2 standard part 3

E1 classification according to EN 717.2 standards.

Formaldehyde emission measurements reveal a clearance of 0.02 mg/L air using desiccator method ISO 12460-4. This value is 15 times lower than the Japanese F**** standard requirements, the most stringent in the world (0.3 mg/l) according to JIS A 1460 standard.

According to EN 13501-1 + A1
Thickness > 9 mm : Euroclass D-s2, d0

Panels should be stored in a covered and dry place and to be kept flat and level on dry rafters keeping them off the ground. Spacing between rafters is to be calculated to be suitable to the thickness and the nature of the stored panels.
In case of storage in several piles, align the supports with the long side. On a construction site, plan for shelter or for covering for the panels that is simultaneously water repellent and permeable to water vapor. In the event of storage over 6 months, be sure to again treat the edges with water resistant paint with paint.

Release agent
Panel pretreatment with releasing oil prior to first use. Then apply another coat prior to each use Comply with the manufacturer requirements.

Cleaning
Immediately after use, the panels are to be cleaned using a couchgrass brush, dried and stored. Damaged portions can be repaired using epoxy putty.

To comply with current industry, safety, and building codes.

They are in compliance with standard EN 315 requirements :

• Length/width dimensional tolerance: ±3.5 mm
• Squareness tolerance: 1 mm per linear metre
  
  

Thermal conductivity
Environmental sustainability

Pentachlorophenol levels
Water vapour permeability
Sound absorption

Resistant to abrasion
Cladding adhesion

λ = 0,13W/.K
Maritime pine species:
Class 3 - 4 according to EN 350 part 2
< 5 ppm. (PCP)
70 μ wet / 200 μ dry
250 à 500 Hz = 0,10
1000 à 2000 Hz = 0,30