New IBuilt Plywood Cladding: Long Lengths, Treated to the Core

CoreClad textured, ACQ treated plywood cladding offers superior strength, durability and reliability. With sheets up to 3 metres long and no requirements to retreat cut ends, CoreClad is fast and easy to install. And it is manufactured to the industry recognised profile.

The new CoreClad Design and Install Guide is now available to assist architects and designers when specifying the high-performance cladding.

Why use CoreClad?

Key Features:

Individual veneers are treated before manufacture ensuring treatment to the core
This means cut edges do not need to be re-treated
Available in three sheet size options, reducing installation time, wastage and the need for flashings for walls up to 3 metres high:

2,440mm
2,745mm
3,050mm

Band sawn face for a rough textured finish
Supplied textured Grooved 150 and Textured, matching the industry recognised profile
Manufactured from high strength Hoop Pine and Klinkii Pine, providing a strong and stiff panel rated to F14
Manufactured to AS/NZS2269:2012 and independently audited by the EWPAA
PASS Certified (Product Assurance Supplier Statement) for peace of mind

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IBuilt CoreClad

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IBuilt CoreClad panels are manufactured from both Hoop Pine and Klinkii Pine, which have been grown from sustainably managed plantation forests.

CoreClad panels are for use as external cladding

Location:

In wind zones up to extra high, as defined in NZS 3604:2011 or to a design wind pressure (ULS) of 2.5kPa
In all corrosion zones as defined in NZS 3604:2011

Building:

In conjunction with a primary structure that complies with the NZ Building Code, or where the designer and/or installer has established that the existing structure is suitable for the intended building work
CoreClad may be direct fixed or installed over a drained, ventilated cavity

If designed, installed and maintained in accordance with all IBUILT requirements, CoreClad will comply with or contribute to compliance with the following performance claims:

B1 Structure: B1.3.1, B1.3.2, B1.3.3 (a, b, f, h, j, m, q), B1.3.4 (a, b, c, d, e)
Alternative Solution AS/NZS 2269:
- Plywood manufactured to AS/NZS 2269 is referenced in E2/AS1 for use as a rigid air barrier and external cladding. This implies that plywood to this standard will have the necessary structural integrity for those uses.

Plywood manufactured to AS/NZS 2269 is referenced in E2/AS1 for use as a rigid air barrier and external cladding. This implies that plywood to this standard will have the necessary structural integrity for those uses.

B2 Durability: B2.3.1(b), B2.3.1(b)
Verification Method:
- B2/VM1: cl1.3 Verification through comparison with a similar material
- AS/NZS1604.3, para 1.9 requires same characteristic values for penetration & retention as defined in NZS 3640:2003
- IVS test results show these values are met

B2/VM1: cl1.3 Verification through comparison with a similar material
AS/NZS1604.3, para 1.9 requires same characteristic values for penetration & retention as defined in NZS 3640:2003
IVS test results show these values are met

E2 External Moisture: E2.3.2, E2.3.5, E2.3.7 (a, b, c)
Acceptable Solution E2/AS1
- Installation to section 9.8
F2 Hazardous Building Materials: F2.3.1
Alternative Solution
- PNG Forest Products Treatment Protocol

Installation to section 9.8

PNG Forest Products Treatment Protocol

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