Earthen™ Colonial Shiplap Weatherboard Technical Manual PLEASE NOTE: PINE WEATHERBOARD PROFILE TP135X20CS IS AT THIS TIME NOT DIRECTLY CONNECTED TO DETAILED INSTALLATION DOCUMENTS INCLUSIVE OF CONTRUCTION DETAILS. THE CONSTRUCTION DETAILS PROVIDED IN THIS DOCUMENT FOR PROFILE HT48 ARE TO ENSURE GOOD GUIDANCE IS IN PLAY AND BEST PRACTICE CONTRUCTION METHODS ARE ENGAGED. FIXING POSITIONS AND RECOMMENDED FIXING TYPES ARE INCLUDED. RECOMMENDED PAINT AND OIL COATINGS ARE INCLUDED. WHEN INSTALLED CORRECTLY AND MAINTAINED CORRECTLY PROFILE TP135X20CS CAN BE EXPECTED TO PERFORM TO THESE STANDARDS REQUIRED WITHIN THE NEW ZEALAND BUILDING CODE: B1, B2, E2 and F2. This technical manual is based on best practice design principles inclusive of structure. Structural design, materials, risk management, fixings, installation, coatings and maintenance working in harmony to ensure long serving performance as a built environment. Cladding performance, appearance and durability can be impacted by individual design preferences. Any attempt to alter the design principles represented in this manual must be represented to Health Based Building for comment.
PLEASE NOTE: PINE WEATHERBOARD PROFILE TP135X20CS IS AT THIS TIME NOT DIRECTLY CONNECTED TO DETAILED INSTALLATION DOCUMENTS INCLUSIVE OF CONTRUCTION DETAILS. THE CONSTRUCTION DETAILS PROVIDED IN THIS DOCUMENT FOR PROFILE HT48 ARE TO ENSURE GOOD GUIDANCE IS IN PLAY AND BEST PRACTICE CONTRUCTION METHODS ARE ENGAGED. FIXING POSITIONS AND RECOMMENDED FIXING TYPES ARE INCLUDED. RECOMMENDED PAINT AND OIL COATINGS ARE INCLUDED. WHEN INSTALLED CORRECTLY AND MAINTAINED CORRECTLY PROFILE TP135X20CS CAN BE EXPECTED TO PERFORM TO THESE STANDARDS REQUIRED WITHIN THE NEW ZEALAND BUILDING CODE: B1, B2, E2 and F2.
This technical manual is based on best practice design principles inclusive of structure. Structural design, materials, risk management, fixings, installation, coatings and maintenance working in harmony to ensure long serving performance as a built environment. Cladding performance, appearance and durability can be impacted by individual design preferences. Any attempt to alter the design principles represented in this manual must be represented to Health Based Building for comment.
Technical Document No. #050 Title Earthen™ Shiplap Weatherboard
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Sheet List
Sheet Number Sheet Name
000 Cover Sheet
1/14 Concrete Foundation Detail
2/14 Timber Foundation Detail
3/14 External Corner Detail
4/14 Internal Corner Detail
5/14 Eave - Section Detail
6/14 Barge Eave - Section Details
7/14 Roof - Wall Ridge - Section Detail
8/14 Canopy Junction - Section Detail
9/14 Horizontal Control Joint
10/14 Plan Detail - Vertical Control Joint
11/14 Typical Head and Sill Detail
12/14 Typical Jamb - Plan Detail
13/14 Deck Threshold Detail
14/14 Pipe Penetration - Plan & Section Detail
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Refer to E2/AS1 for threshold detail
50mm min cladding overhang
Allow 15mm drip edge to bottom of cladding
Concrete floor slab, refer to drawings
9mm Magnum Board® wall lining, Foreverbreathe paint finish
9mm Magnum Board® rigid air barrier
Hardie & Thomson Earthen Shiplap cladding
H3.2 pine 40mm horizontal structural cavity battens fixed @ 400mm crs, castellated when no eaves
Face fixed with SS flat head 316 65x3.25mm or Silicon Bronze Rose head 65x3.25mm annular grooved nails
Selected Hardie and Thomson timber skirting.
DPC between all timber and concrete
6mm min gap between back of rigid air barrier and concrete perimeter
H1.2 LVL studs, refer to drawings
Cavity closure allow 15mm drip edge to bottom of cladding
15
Wall lining fixed with Simpson Strong Tie WSCBGHLA114SA 4.5x32mm screws
Underlap fixed with 50x2.8mm annular groove SS Flat Head nails
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Concrete Foundation Detail
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'Z' flashing at Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier joint, for where sheet lengths exceed 2.4 or 2.7m
Allow 15mm min drip edge to bottom of cladding
Rigid air barrier fixings: Paslode Impulse 50x2.8mm SS round drive. Refer to Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier technical manual specifications and fixing installation diagram.
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9mm Magnum Board® rigid air barrier, Foreverbreathe paint
Hardie & Thomson Earthen Shiplap cladding
9mm Magnum Board® rigid air barrier
H1.2 LVL studs, refer to drawings
H3.2 pine 40mm horizontal structural cavity battens fixed @ 400mm crs, castellated when no eaves
Faced fixed with SS flat head 316 65x3.25mm annular grooved nails
Selected Hardie and Thomson timber skirting.
Selected flooring, refer to drawings
H1.2 LVL timber joist, refer to drawings
9mm Magnum Board® wall lining, Foreverbreathe paint finish
Cavity closure allow 15mm drip edge to bottom of cladding
Wall lining fixed with Simpson Strong Tie WSCBGHLA114SA 4.5x32mm screws
Underlap fixed with 50x2.8mm annular groove SS Flat Head nails
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Timber Foundation Detail
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90
70
20135
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9mm Magnum Board® wall lining, Foreverbreathe paint finish
Hardie & Thomson Earthen Shiplap cladding
9mm Magnum Board® rigid air barrier
65x65 PVC external corner back flashing
Hardie & Thomson Earthen 90x20 cover board
ABEP Blue barrier liquid applied flashing over rigid air barrier joint at corner
H1.2 LVL studs, refer to drawings.
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H3.2 pine 40mm horizontal structural cavity battens fixed @ 400mm crs, castellated when no eaves
9mm Magnum Board® rigid air barrier fixed with Paslode Impulse 50x2.8mm SS round drive. Refer to Magnum Board® rigid air barrier technical manual specifications.
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20
35
Face fixed with SS flat head 316 65x3.25mm or Silicon Bronze Rose head 65x3.25mm annular grooved nails
Underlap fixed with 50x2.8mm annular groove SS flat head nails
Wall lining fixed with Simpson Strong Tie WSCBGHLA114SA 4.5x32mm screws
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mm
01
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Selected profiled metal roofing on roofing underlay
Provide solid blocking for fixing
Roof structure in accordance with NZS3604 or specific Engineering design
Hardie & Thomson ® Earthen ® shiplap cladding
H1.2 LVL studs, refer to drawings
9mm Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier fixed with Paslode Impulse 50x2.8mm SS round drive. Refer to Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier technical manual specifications.
Hardie and Thompson. Earthen® fascia board
Selected spouting
Folded 0.55BMT Prefinished metal eaves flashing with hem at top edge
Face fixed with SS flat head 316 65x3.25mm or Silicon Bronze Rose head 65x3.25mm annular grooved nails
H3.2 pine 40mm horizontal structural cavity battens fixed @ 400mm crs, castellated when no eaves
9mm MAGNUM board® wall lining or rigid air barrier, paint finish
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125mm min.-Refer E@/AS1 Fig. 45
9mm Magnum Board® soffit lining, flush stopped, paint finish
Note;1. All Magnum Board®, ABEP® flashman® products to be installed by approved installers approved by NZSFP Ltd.2. Where ABEP® blue barrier is in contact with biopin® paint, cemix acrylbond must be applied before application of biopin paint®.3. Hardie & Thomson® Cover Boards and Scribers, Biopin Paint®, Terra Lana® Wool Insulation are supplied and installed by others.
Hardie & Thomson Earthen ® soffit moulding
Ensure roofing underlay is laid horizontally and over top of eaves flashing. Ensure roof fixing does not penetrate eave flashing
Wall lining fixed with Simpson Strong Tie WSCBGHLA114SA 4.5x32mm screws
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Roof structure as per NZS3604 2011 or specific engineering design
9mm Magnum Board® soffit lining, flush stopped, paint finish
Selected profile metal roofing on roofing underlay
0.55BMT metal barge flashing to match roofing with two crests(Min.) cover to roofings
Hardie & Thomson ® Earthen ® shiplap cladding
Y-Refer table 7 E2/AS1
Ta
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Z -
Re
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Hardie & Thomson Earthen ® soffit moulding
Note: where ABEP® Blue barrier is in contact with BIOPIN ® Paint, cemix acrylbond must be applied before application of BIOPIN paint ®
Hardie and Thompson. Earthen®fascia board
9mm Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier fixed with Paslode Impulse 50x2.8mm SS round drive. Refer to Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier technical manual specifications.
H3.2 pine 40mm horizontal structural cavity battens fixed @ 400mm crs, castellated when no eaves
9mm MAGNUM board® wall lining or rigid air barrier, paint finish
Wall lining fixed with Simpson Strong Tie WSCBGHLA114SA 4.5x32mm screws
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Selected profiled metal roofing on roofing underlay
Provide solid blocking for fixing
Roof structure in accordance with NZS3604 or specific Engineering design
Hardie & Thomson ® Earthen ® shiplap cladding
H1.2 LVL studs, refer to drawings
9mm Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier fixed with Paslode Impulse 50x2.8mm SS round drive. Refer to Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier technical manual specifications.
Hardie and Thompson. Earthen® fascia board
Selected spouting
Folded 0.55BMT Prefinished metal eaves flashing with hem at top edge
Face fixed with SS flat head 316 65x3.25mm or Silicon Bronze Rose head 65x3.25mm annular grooved nails
H3.2 pine 40mm horizontal structural cavity battens fixed @ 400mm crs, castellated when no eaves
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50
125mm min - Refer to E2/AS1 Fig 45
9mm MAGNUM board® wall lining or rigid air barrier, paint finish
Wall lining fixed with Simpson Strong Tie WSCBGHLA114SA 4.5x32mm screws
Selected profiled metel roofing on roofing underlay
Roof structure in accordance with NZS3604 or specific Engineering design
Hardie & Thomson ® Earthen ® shiplap cladding
9mm Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier fixed with Paslode Impulse 50x2.8mm SS round drive. Refer to Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier technical manual specifications.
Prefinished metal barge flashing. Confirm min cover requirements over with E2/AS1 Table 7
Faced fixed with SS flat head 316 65x3.25mm annular grooved nails
Compressible seal. Confirm if required with selected roofing manufacturer's instructions
H3.2 pine 40mm horizontal structural cavity battens fixed @ 400mm crs, castellated when no eaves
Z -
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Tab
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E2/A
S1 Y - Refer Table 7 E2/AS1
Hardie and Thompson. Earthen® fascia board
H1.2 LVL studs, refer to drawings
9mm MAGNUM board® wall lining or rigid air barrier, paint finish
Wall lining fixed with Simpson Strong Tie WSCBGHLA114SA 4.5x32mm screws
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ABEP ® mulehide tape applied over top of apron flashing
Cavity closure allow 15mm drip edge to bottom of cladding
Y - Refer Table 7 E2/AS1
Prefinish metal apron flashing. 75mm Cover behind cladding. 35mm min. clearance between cladding and flashing. Refer to E2/AS1 Table 7 for cover over roofing
5mm max. Gap between flashing and roofing
Roof structure in accordance with NZS3504:2011 or specific engineer design
Timber stringer fixed to wall framing. Refer to NZS3604:2011
9mm Magnum board® soffit lining. Flush stopped.
Hardie & Thompson Earthen® soffit moulding
Prior to installation, pre coat back of batten with ABEP® Blue barrier liquid applied flashing
9mm Magnum Board® rigid air barrier
Note: Where ABEP® Blue barrier ie in contact with Biopin ® paint, cemix acrylbond must be applied before application of Biopin Paint ®
H1.2 LVL studs, refer to drawings
9mm MAGNUM board® wall lining or rigid air barrier, paint finish
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Wall lining fixed with Simpson Strong Tie WSCBGHLA114SA 4.5x32mm screws
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01
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10 - 12mm min horizontal control joint. Required where wall exceeds 2700mm in height
ABEP® Blue barrier joint filler. Approved bond breaker is applied over the blue barrier joint
1mm thick continuous ABEP® Blue barrier liquid flashing applied over mulehide tape. Extend 25mm either side of tape and seal to RAB
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25
50
50mm continuous width of mulehide tape over joint in Magnum board® rigid air barrier
9mm Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier fixed with Paslode Impulse 50x2.8mm SS round drive. Refer to Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier technical manual specifications.
9mm Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier fixed with Paslode Impulse 50x2.8mm SS round drive. Refer to Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier technical manual specifications.
H1.2 Bottom plate
Floor joists refer to plan
H1.2 Top plate
Hardie & Thomson ® Earthen ® shiplap cladding
9mm Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier fixed with Paslode Impulse 50x2.8mm SS round drive. Refer to Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier technical manual specifications.
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35
150
Min
gap
Min
Min
Purpose made aluminium flashing. 150
min slope. Refer to table 20 of E2/AS1 for flashing durability
35mm Min cover flashing over cladding.
35mm Min cover flashing over cladding.
Face fixed with SS flat head 316 65x3.25mm or Silicon Bronze Rose head 65x3.25mm annular grooved nails
Hardie & Thomson ® Earthen ® shiplap cladding
9mm MAGNUM board® wall lining or rigid air barrier, paint finish
H3.2 pine 40mm horizontal structural cavity battens fixed @ 400mm crs, castellated when no eaves
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Cavity closure allow 15mm drip edge to bottom of cladding
H1.2 LVL studs, refer to drawings
9mm MAGNUM board® wall lining or rigid air barrier, paint finish
H3.2 pine 40mm horizontal structural cavity battens fixed @ 400mm crs, castellated when no eaves
Wall lining fixed with Simpson Strong Tie WSCBGHLA114SA 4.5x32mm screws
Underlap fixed with 50x2.8mm annular groove SS Flat Head nails
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Vertical Detail - Horizontal Control Joint
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Hardie & Thomson ® Earthen ®shiplap cladding
10 - 12mm min vertical control joint. Required where wall exceeds 6m in length. Fill with ABEP BEP® Blue barrier joint filler continuous bead of sealant
9mm Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier fixed with Paslode Impulse 50x2.8mm SS round drive. Refer to Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier technical manual specifications.
9mm Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier fixed with Paslode Impulse 50x2.8mm SS round drive. Refer to Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier technical manual specifications.
1mm thick continuous ABEP BEP® Blue barrier liquid flashing applied over mulehide tape. Extend 25mm either side of tape and seal to RAB
50mm continuous width of mulehide tape over joint in Magnum RAB board
H3.2 pine 40mm horizontal structural cavity battens fixed @ 400mm crs, castellated when no eaves
H1.2 LVL studs, refer to drawings
9mm MAGNUM board® wall lining or rigid air barrier, paint finish
Wall lining fixed with Simpson Strong Tie WSCBGHLA114SA 4.5x32mm screws
Underlap fixed with 50x2.8mm annular groove SS Flat Head nails
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HT48 Vertical Shiplap Details Plan Detail - Vertical Control Joint
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Plan Detail - Vertical Control Joint
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10
35m
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10mm Gap nominal to allow for head deflection and air seal
Continuous flexible air seal on PEF backing rod to perimeter of opening
ABEP® Blue barrier liquid applied flashing. Apply according to manufacturer's instructions
Temporary packers if required are to be removed after fixing
Hardie & Thomson ® Earthen ® shiplap cladding
Proprietary tape over head flashing supplied and installed by flashman
Bottom of cladding must be hard down on top of flashman jamb fin
Flashman ® extruded aluminium one piece cavity closure and head flashing with stop end (shown dashed)
35mm min. Flashing upstand behind cladding, and 10mm min. cover over joinery
Flashman extruded aluminium jamb flashing
H1.2 Lintel refer to plan
9mm Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier fixed with Paslode Impulse 50x2.8mm SS round drive. Refer to Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier technical manual specifications.
9mm MAGNUM board® wall lining or rigid air barrier, paint finish
H1.2 LVL studs, refer to drawings
Cavity closure allow 15mm drip edge to bottom of cladding
Earthen® timber reveal - choose size + code
H3.2 pine 40mm horizontal structural cavity battens fixed @ 400mm crs, castellated when no eaves
Wall lining fixed with Simpson Strong Tie WSCBGHLA114SA 4.5x32mm screws
10mm nominal gap
Continuous flexible air seal on PEF backing rod to perimeter of opening
Timber packer as required
H3.1 Packer supplied and installed by flashman
Flashman back plate (Shown dashed)
Bead of sealant applied by flashman installer
Flashman® extruded aluminium slimline line
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3
Earthen ® timber reveal
14 Gauge Hot Dip Galvanised (316 SS Where required) S.T. H.C Screws at 600mm crs with 65mm min. frame penetration. Supplied and installed by flashing ®. Refer to E2/AS for durability requirements
Flashman ® aluminium mitre soaker supplied by flashman
3mm Gap between bottom edge of extruded aluminium flange and top of flashman sill
ABEP® Blue barrier liquid applied flashing. Apply according to manufacturer's instructions
Hardie & Thomson ® Earthen ® shiplap cladding
9mm Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier fixed with Paslode Impulse 50x2.8mm SS round drive. Refer to Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier technical manual specifications.
9mm MAGNUM board® wall lining or rigid air barrier, paint finish
H1.2 LVL studs, refer to drawings
H3.2 pine 40mm horizontal structural cavity battens fixed @ 400mm crs, castellated when no eaves
Wall lining fixed with Simpson Strong Tie WSCBGHLA114SA 4.5x32mm screws
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HT48 Vertical Shiplap Details Typical Head and Sill Detail
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Typical Head - Section Detail
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Typical Sill - Section Detail
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Note: Where ABEP® Blue barrier is in contact with BIOPIN ® Paint, cemix acrylbond must be applied before application of BIOPIN paint ®
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10mm Nominal gap
Earthen ® timber reveal and architrave
Continuous flexible air seal on PEF backing rod to perimeter of opening
Timber packer as required
ABEP® Blue barrier liquid applied flashing. Apply according to manufacturer's instruction
Selected aluminium joinery
Head flashing over (Shown dashed)
Powdercoated aluminium J flashing
10mm min. joinery cover over jamb flashing
DO NOT FIX THROUGH JAMB FLASHING
Line of flashing slimline ® sill belowBead of sealant
Flashman® extruded 40mm aluminium jamb flashing
Hardie & Thomson ® Earthen ®shiplap cladding
9mm Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier fixed with Paslode Impulse 50x2.8mm SS round drive. Refer to Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier technical manual specifications.
H3.2 pine 40mm horizontal structural cavity battens fixed @ 400mm crs, castellated when no eaves
H1.2 LVL studs, refer to drawings
9mm MAGNUM board® wall lining or rigid air barrier, paint finish
Faced fixed with SS flat head 316 65x3.25mm annular grooved nails
Underlap fixed with 50x2.8mm annular groove SS Flat Head nails
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Typical Jamb - Plan Detail
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Hardie & Thomson Earthen Shiplap cladding
9mm Magnum Board® rigid air barrier
H1.2 LVL timber joist, refer to drawings
H3.2 pine 40mm horizontal structural cavity battens fixed @ 400mm crs, castellated when no eaves
9mm Magnum Board® rigid air barrier fixed with Paslode Impulse 50x2.8mm SS round drive. Refer to Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier technical manual specifications.
Face fixed with SS flat head 316 65x3.25mm or Silicon Bronze Rose head 65x3.25mm annular grooved nails
Continuous flexible air seal on PEF backing rod to perimeter of opening
Flexible flashing tape as per E2/AS1 2011 figure 17b
12mm gap between stringer and cladding/joineryNote: 20mm gap if deck is independently supported
Decking as per drawings, joist sizes and fixings in accordance with NZS3604:2011
Deck stringer and fixings in accordance with NZS3604:2011 or specific engineering design
Selected flooring, refer to drawings
Cavity closure allow 15mm drip edge to bottom of cladding
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9mm MAGNUM Board® wall lining or rigid air barrier, paint finish
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Vanluk rubber boot with adhesive collar. refer to www.vanluk.co.nz
Solid blocking around penetration with minimum 75mm overlap to RAB
Butynol flashing over rubber boot as per vanluk installation instruction
Clear MS sealant to top half of flange
Clear MS sealant 10mm wide x 6mm Deep sealant on bond breaker see E2/AS1 FIG 68of flange
Pipe penetration sloping to outside
Powder coated flange plate
Note:1. Where ABEP® Blue barrier is in contact with Biopin ® paint, cemix acrylbond must be appliedbefore application of biopin paint ®
Hardie & Thomson® Earthen ® shiplap cladding
9mm Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier fixed with Paslode Impulse 50x2.8mm SS round drive. Refer to Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier technical manual specifications.
H3.2 pine 40mm horizontal structural cavity battens fixed @ 400mm crs, castellated when no eaves
9mm MAGNUM board® wall lining or rigid air barrier, paint finish
H3.2 pine 40mm horizontal structural cavity battens fixed @ 400mm crs, castellated when no eaves
9mm Magnum Board® wall lining, Foreverbreathe paint finish
Faced fixed with SS flat head 316 65x3.25mm annular grooved nails
Wall lining fixed with Simpson Strong Tie WSCBGHLA114SA 4.5x32mm screws
9mm Magnum Board® wall lining, Foreverbreathe paint finish
Hardie & Thomson Earthen Shiplap cladding
ABEP barrier liquid applied flashing over rigid air barrier joint at corner
H3.2 pine 40mm horizontal structural cavity battens fixed @ 400mm crs, castellated when no eaves
Rigid air barrier fixed with Paslode Impulse 50x2.8mm SS round drive. Refer to Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier technical manual specifications.
Faced fixed with SS flat head 316 65x3.25mm annular grooved nails
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Powdercoated aluminium flange plate
Vanluk rubber boot with adhesive collar. Refer to www.vanluk.co.nz
Butyl flashing over rubber boot per vanluk installation instruction
Support pipe with a nog under and screw fixed strap over
Note: Alternative option is to remove flange plate and provide clear sealant in place of ABEP Blue barrier joint filler
H1.2 LVL studs refer to drawings
Underlap fixed with 50x2.8mm annular groove SS Flat Head nails
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H3.2 pine 40mm vertical structural cavity battens fixed @ 400mm crs, castellated when no eaves
Face fixed with SS Flat Head 316 65x3.25mm or Silicon Bronze Rose head 65x3.25 annular grooved nails
Selected Hardie and Thomson timber skirting.
DPC between all timber and concrete
6mm min gap between back of rigid air barrier and concrete perimeter
H1.2 LVL studs, refer to drawings
Cavity closer allow 15mm drip edge to bottom of cladding
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Fixing 20mm from top of shiplap board, fixed with 50x2.8mm annular groove SS Flat Head nails
Wall lining fixed with Simpson Strong Tie WSCBGHLA114SA 4.5x32mm screws
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'Z' flashing at Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier joint, for where sheet lengths exceed 2.4 or 2.7m
Rigid air barrier fixings: Paslode Impulse nail 50x2.8mm SS round drive. Refer to Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier technical manual specifications and fixing installation diagram.
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9mm Magnum Board® rigid air barrier, Foreverbreathe paint
ABEP Blue barrier liquid applied flashing over rigid air barrier joint at corner
H1.2 LVL studs, refer to drawings.
H3.2 pine 40mm vertical structural cavity battens fixed @ 400mm crs, castellated when no eaves
9mm Magnum Board® rigid air barrier fixed with Paslode Impulse nail 50x2.8mm SS round drive. Refer to Magnum Board® rigid air barrier technical manual specifications.
Face fixed with SS Flat Head 316 65x3.25mm or Silicon Bronze Rose head 65x3.25 annular grooved nails
Under lap fixed with 560x2.8mm annular groove SS flat head nails
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10
530
35
3035
Wall lining fixed with Simpson Strong Tie WSCBGHLA114SA 4.5x32mm screws
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9mm Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier fixed with Paslode Impulse nail 50x2.8mm SS round drive. Refer to Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier technical manual specifications.
Hardie and Thompson. Earthen® fascia board
Selected spouting
Folded 0.55BMT Prefinished metal eaves flashing with hem at top edge
H3.2 pine 40mm vertical structural cavity battens fixed @ 400mm crs, castellated when no eaves
9mm MAGNUM board® lining, paint finish
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9mm Magnum Board® soffit lining, flush stopped, paint finish
Note;1. All Magnum Board®, ABEP® flashman® products to be installed by approved installers approved by NZSFP Ltd.2. Where ABEP® blue barrier is in contact with biopin® paint, cemix acrylbond must be applied before application of biopin paint®.3. Hardie & Thomson® Cover Boards and Scribers, Biopin Paint®, Terra Lana® Wool Insulation are supplied and installed by others.
Hardie & Thomson Earthen ® soffit moulding
Ensure roofing underlay is laid horizontally and over top of eaves flashing. Ensure roof fixing does not penetrate eave flashing
H1.2 ceiling battens, refer to drawings
Fixing 20mm from top of shiplap board, fixed with 50x2.8mm annular groove SS Flat Head nails
Face fixed with SS Flat Head 316 65x3.25mm or Silicon Bronze Rose head 65x3.25 annular grooved nails
Wall lining fixed with Simpson Strong Tie WSCBGHLA114SA 4.5x32mm screws
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9mm Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier fixed with Paslode Impulse nail 50x2.8mm SS round drive. Refer to Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier technical manual specifications.
H3.2 pine 40mm vertical structural cavity battens fixed @ 400mm crs, castellated when no eaves
9mm MAGNUM board® lining, paint finish
Note;1. All Magnum Board®, ABEP® flashman® products to be installed by approved installers approved by NZSFP Ltd.2. Where ABEP® blue barrier is in contact with biopin® paint, cemix acrylbond must be applied before application of biopin paint®.3. Hardie & Thomson® Cover Boards and Scribers, Biopin Paint®, Terra Lana® Wool Insulation are supplied and installed by others.
Roof structure in accordance with NZS3604 or specific Engineering design
H1.2 LVL studs, refer to drawings
Fixing 20mm from top of shiplap board, fixed with 50x2.8mm annular groove SS Flat Head nails
Face fixed with SS Flat Head 316 65x3.25mm or Silicon Bronze Rose head 65x3.25 annular grooved nails
Wall lining fixed with Simpson Strong Tie WSCBGHLA114SA 4.5x32mm screws
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9mm Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier fixed with Paslode Impulse nail 50x2.8mm SS round drive. Refer to Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier technical manual specifications.
Hardie and Thompson. Earthen® fascia board
Selected spouting
Folded 0.55BMT Prefinished metal eaves flashing with hem at top edge
H3.2 pine 40mm vertical structural cavity battens fixed @ 400mm crs, castellated when no eaves
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9mm MAGNUM board® lining, paint finish
Fixing 20mm from top of shiplap board, fixed with 50x2.8mm annular groove SS Flat Head nails
Wall lining fixed with Simpson Strong Tie WSCBGHLA114SA 4.5x32mm screws
Selected profiled metel roofing on roofing underlay
Roof structure in accordance with NZS3604 or specific Engineering design
9mm Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier fixed with Paslode Impulse nail 50x2.8mm SS round drive. Refer to Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier technical manual specifications.
Prefinished metal barge flashing. Confirm min cover requirements over with E2/AS1 Table 7
Compressible seal. Confirm if required with selected roofing manufacturer's instructions
H3.2 pine 40mm vertical structural cavity battens fixed @ 400mm crs, castellated when no eaves
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Hardie and Thompson. Earthen® fascia board
H1.2 LVL studs, refer to drawings
9mm MAGNUM board® wall lining or rigid air barrier, paint finish
Fixing 20mm from top of shiplap board, fixed with 50x2.8mm annular groove SS Flat Head nails
Face fixed with SS Flat Head 316 65x3.25mm or Silicon Bronze Rose head 65x3.25 annular grooved nails
Wall lining fixed with Simpson Strong Tie WSCBGHLA114SA 4.5x32mm screws
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ABEP ® mulehide tape applied over top of apron flashing
Cavity closer allow 15mm drip edge to bottom of cladding
Y - Refer Table 7 E2/AS1
Prefinish metal apron flashing. 75mm Cover behind cladding. 35mm min. clearance between cladding and flashing. Refer to E2/AS1 Table 7 for cover over roofing
5mm max. Gap between flashing and roofing
Roof structure in accordance with NZS3504:2011 or specific engineer design
Timber stringer fixed to wall framing. Refer to NZS3604:2011
9mm Magnum board® soffit lining. Flush stopped.
Hardie & Thompson Earthen® soffit moulding
Prior to installation, pre coat back of batten with ABEP® Blue barrier liquid applied flashing
9mm Magnum Board® rigid air barrier
Note: Where ABEP® Blue barrier ie in contact with Biopin ® paint, cemix acrylbond must be applied before application of Biopin Paint ®
H1.2 LVL studs, refer to drawings
9mm MAGNUM board® wall lining, paint finish
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H3.2 pine 40mm vertical structural cavity battens fixed @ 400mm crs, castellated when no eaves
Face fixed with SS Flat Head 316 65x3.25mm or Silicon Bronze Rose head 65x3.25 annular grooved nails
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10 - 12mm min horizontal control joint. Required where wall exceeds 2700mm in height
ABEP® Blue barrier joint filler. Approved bond breaker is applied over the blue barrier joint
1mm thick continuous ABEP® Blue barrier liquid flashing applied over mulehide tape. Extend 25mm either side of tape and seal to RAB
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9mm Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier fixed with Paslode Impulse nail 50x2.8mm SS round drive. Refer to Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier technical manual specifications.
9mm Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier fixed with Paslode Impulse nail 50x2.8mm SS round drive. Refer to Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier technical manual specifications.
9mm Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier fixed with Paslode Impulse nail 50x2.8mm SS round drive. Refer to Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier technical manual specifications.
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Purpose made aluminium flashing. 15° min slope. Refer to table 20 of E2/AS1 for flashing durability
10 - 12mm min vertical control joint. Required where wall exceeds 6m in length. Fill with ABEP BEP® Blue barrier joint filler continuous bead of sealant
9mm Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier fixed with Paslode Impulse nail 50x2.8mm SS round drive. Refer to Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier technical manual specifications.
9mm Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier fixed with Paslode Impulse nail 50x2.8mm SS round drive. Refer to Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier technical manual specifications.
1mm thick continuous ABEP BEP® Blue barrier liquid flashing applied over mulehide tape. Extend 25mm either side of tape and seal to RAB
50mm continuous width of mulehide tape over joint in Magnum RAB board
H3.2 pine 40mm vertical structural cavity battens fixed @ 400mm crs, castellated when no eaves
H1.2 LVL studs, refer to drawings
9mm MAGNUM board® wall lining, paint finish
Wall lining fixed with Simpson Strong Tie WSCBGHLA114SA 4.5x32mm screws
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Continuous flexible air seal on PEF backing rod to perimeter of opening
ABEP® Blue barrier liquid applied flashing. Apply according to manufacturer's instructions
Temporary packers if required are to be removed after fixing
Proprietary tape over head flashing supplied and installed by flashman
Bottom of cladding must be hard down on top of flashman jamb fin
Flashman ® extruded aluminium one piece cavity closer and head flashing with stop end (shown dashed)
35mm min. Flashing upstand behind cladding, and 10mm min. cover over joinery
Flashman extruded aluminium jamb flashing
H1.2 Lintel refer to plan
9mm Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier fixed with Paslode Impulse nail 50x2.8mm SS round drive. Refer to Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier technical manual specifications.
9mm MAGNUM board® wall lining or rigid air barrier, paint finish
H1.2 LVL studs, refer to drawings
Cavity closer allow 15mm drip edge to bottom of cladding
Earthen® timber reveal - choose size + code
H3.2 pine 40mm vertical structural cavity battens fixed @ 400mm crs, castellated when no eaves
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Continuous flexible air seal on PEF backing rod to perimeter of opening
Timber packer as required
H3.1 Packer supplied and installed by flashman
Flashman back plate (Shown dashed)
Bead of sealant applied by flashman installer
Flashman® extruded aluminium slimline line
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14 Gauge Hot Dip Galvanised (316 SS Where required) S.T. H.C Screws at 600mm crs with 65mm min. frame penetration. Supplied and installed by flashing ®. Refer to E2/AS for durability requirements
Flashman ® aluminium mitre soaker supplied by flashman
3mm Gap between bottom edge of extruded aluminium flange and top of flashman sill
ABEP® Blue barrier liquid applied flashing. Apply according to manufacturer's instructions
9mm Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier fixed with Paslode Impulse nail 50x2.8mm SS round drive. Refer to Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier technical manual specifications.
9mm MAGNUM board® wall lining or rigid air barrier, paint finish
H1.2 LVL studs, refer to drawings
H3.2 pine 40mm vertical structural cavity battens fixed @ 400mm crs, castellated when no eaves
Face fixed with SS Flat Head 316 65x3.25mm or Silicon Bronze Rose head 65x3.25 annular grooved nails
Fixing 20mm from top of shiplap board, fixed with 50x2.8mm annular groove SS Flat Head nails
Wall lining fixed with Simpson Strong Tie WSCBGHLA114SA 4.5x32mm screws
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Earthen ® timber reveal and architrave
Continuous flexible air seal on PEF backing rod to perimeter of opening
Timber packer as required
ABEP® Blue barrier liquid applied flashing. Apply according to manufacturer's instruction
Selected aluminium joinery
Head flashing over (Shown dashed)
Powdercoated aluminium L flashing
10mm min. joinery cover over jamb flashing
DO NOT FIX THROUGH JAMB FLASHING
Line of flashing slimline ® sill belowBead of sealant
9mm Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier fixed with Paslode Impulse nail 50x2.8mm SS round drive. Refer to Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier technical manual specifications.
H3.2 pine 40mm vertical structural cavity battens fixed @ 400mm crs, castellated when no eaves
H1.2 LVL studs, refer to drawings
9mm MAGNUM board® wall lining or rigid air barrier, paint finish
Under lap fixed with 560x2.8mm annular groove SS flat head nails
Face fixed with SS Flat Head 316 65x3.25mm or Silicon Bronze Rose head 65x3.25 annular grooved nails
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H3.2 pine 40mm vertical structural cavity battens fixed @ 400mm crs, castellated when no eaves
9mm Magnum Board® rigid air barrier fixed with Paslode Impulse nail 50x2.8mm SS round drive. Refer to Magnum Board ® rigid air barrier technical manual specifications.
Face fixed with SS Flat Head 316 65x3.25mm or Silicon Bronze Rose head 65x3.25 annular grooved nails
Continuous flexible air seal on PEF backing rod to perimeter of opening
Flexible flashing tape as per E2/AS1 2011 figure 17b
12mm gap between stringer and cladding/joineryNote: 20mm gap if deck is independently supported
Decking as per drawings, joist sizes and fixings in accordance with NZS3604:2011
Deck stringer and fixings in accordance with NZS3604:2011 or specific engineering design
Selected flooring, refer to drawings
Cavity closer allow 15mm drip edge to bottom of cladding
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H3.2 pine 40mm horizontal structural cavity battens fixed @ 400mm crs, castellated when no eaves
9mm MAGNUM board® wall lining or rigid air barrier, paint finish
H3.2 pine 40mm vertical structural cavity battens fixed @ 400mm crs, castellated when no eaves
9mm Magnum Board® wall lining, Foreverbreathe paint finish
Fixing 20mm from top of shiplap board, fixed with 50x2.8mm annular groove SS Flat Head nails
Face fixed with SS Flat Head 316 65x3.25mm or Silicon Bronze Rose head 65x3.25 annular grooved nails
Wall lining fixed with Simpson Strong Tie WSCBGHLA114SA 4.5x32mm screws
9mm Magnum Board® wall lining, Foreverbreathe paint finish
Face fixed 35mm from end of board with SS Flat Head 316 65x3.25mm annular grooved nails
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Under lap fixed 20mm from end of board with SS Flat Head 316 50x2.8mm annular grooved nails
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Make health the heart of your homeThe Foreverbreathe™ high performance breathable wall system allows moisture vapour to travel through the wall while remaining airtight. This is a departure from traditional walls that trap in moisture, causing condensation, mould, structural decay, higher energy costs and health issues.
This is achieved through a clever combination of non-toxic, breathable materials that provide increased indoor air quality and energy savings without moisture entrapment.
• Aneverincreasingvolumeofmoistureandnastychemical is trapped within the airtight shell to formwhatisknownasachemicalcocktaileffect.Aneffectcurrently mitigated by energy sapping mechanical airmovement systems and calculations that determinethe total area included for opening windows. Thesemitigation systems are outdated and in conflictwith the need to reduce energy costs and drive forsustainable construction methods.
• Buildingfailuresareontheincreasewithwallsolutionsfailing within warranty periods.
• Extrahighwindzoneperformanceembeddedthroughout the entire wall system.
• Highresistancetoimpact,fire,water,mould,condensation and pests.
• Flattenthepeaksandlowsoftemperature.
• Actslikeaconsiderablethermalmass.
• Compatiblewithallhomedesigns.
• Attractivedecorativeappearanceoptionsincluding,lime renderings, hardwood timber claddings,breathable oil coatings and high performancebreathable paints.
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• Breathable & free of harmful chemicals• Made from renewable resources
• Reduces condensation and provides energy savings when used within the Foreverbreathe Wall System• External and internal applications• High performance and durability• Extensive colour range – match to nearly any other paint colour
• Excellent hiding power and spread rates
To achieve the maximum health and energy benefits from ForeverbreatheTM Paints, apply to Earthen Radiata
The healthy paint.YoucanbreatheeasywhenyouchooseForeverbreatheTM Paints.Madefromhighquality,renewableresources,ForeverbreatheTM Paints arebreathable ofharmfulchemicals.Thiscanleadtoincreasedairquality,less savingsandahealthyhomeenvironmentforyouandyourfamily
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Foreverbreathe Weather Protection Paint is a solvent-free high-build wood stain with excellent hiding power made of vegetable oils and resins for a lasting finish which does not fill the wood grain. Foreverbreathe Weather Protection Paint is extremely weather and water-resistant. The paint is of lasting flexibility and does not tend to brittle. It is therefore very suitable for refurbishments. If properly applied it achieves very good UV-light protection. Silk gloss finish.
Surface Preparation: Suitable for wood. The surface must be dry and free of dust and grease.
Application: Can be used for the treatment of hard and softwoods on exterior surfaces, eg lathed walls, carports, garden furniture and log cabins. Drying time may increase and colour may change in cases of dense woods such as oak, chestnut or tropical woods. Try on sample area first. For the treatment of doors and windows we recommend Foreverbreathe Weather Protection Stain.
Only use if temperature is above 10°C. Stir well before use. Evenly brush on thin layer along the grain. The Weather Protection Paint comes ready for use. If necessary dilute with water.
Apply two coats for normal weather-proofing and 3 coats for weather-proofing of extremely exposed woods.
Restoration: Check old finish and remove all loose, flaking and brittle paint. Then treat as for new finish. Clean and slightly sand intact finishes. Then apply 1-2 coats depending on wear. For other, unknown coats try Weather Protection Paint on hidden area first.
Disposal of product: Do not empty into drains or onto soil. Completely dried product remnants can be disposed of in the normal way. Empty tins can be recycled.
Shelf life and Storage: Store in cool but frost-free conditions. Shelf life is minimum of 3 years if tin is kept firmly closed.
General advice: Provide good ventilation when processing. Drying oils can be ignited under certain circumstances themselves. Therefore, with this product contaminated rags crumple but not before disposal spread out to dry or soak in water.
Constituents: Binding agent: Polymer made from natural oils, fatty acids and resins.Solvent: waterPigments and fillers: earth and mineral pigmentsAdditives: vegetable-based emulsifier, lead and barium-free drying agent mix and stabilizers. Methyl cellulose. Film preservative jodpropinylbutylcarbamate(max.0,2% octylisothiazolon(<0,01%)
The VOC value for products of this category is d/Wb130g/l. This product contais < 1 g/l.
Coverage: 75-90 ml/sq metre depending on composition of surface and absorption properties of the wood.
Drying time: Dust-free after approx. 3-5 hrs at 20°C and average humidity. Recoatable after 1 day. Low temperatures and high humidity may increase drying time.
DIN EN 18 363Covering power:Class 2 – 6 sqm/l Abrasion resistance: Cl. 2
FOREVERBREATHE™ EXTERIOR DECKIING AND CLADDING OIL
Natural. Breathable. Beautiful.Enhance and maintain the natural beauty of your timber surfaces with ForeverbreatheTM Oil Coatings. Developed using innovative plant chemistry, our extensive range of natural oils, waxes and cleaning products provide exceptional performance. Being breathable and free of harmful chemicals they support a healthy home environment.
FEATURES:• Interior & external applications
• Clear or tinted colours available
• Breathable and free of harmful chemicals
• Made in New Zealand from naturalplant chemistry
Make your space, a healthy place. www.healthbasedbuilding.com
Disclaimer: Colours are demonstrated on ForeverbeechTM, American White Oak & Earthen Radiata and are as accurate as print and digital displays allow.
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FLOORINGDecorative appearance on ForeverbeechTM (left) and American White Oak (right). Available in clear and the colours below.
ANTIQUE CARUBA ENHANCERCIGAR BOX CLEAR
KAURI RIMUIRON BARK WALNUTPROVENCE
DECKINGDecorative appearance on Earthen Radiata
LICORICE MANUKA PATINA PEARL
STRAW TEAK WALNUT
Decorative appearance on ForeverbeechTM
CLEAR EBONY ENHANCER GRAPHITE
MANUKA PEARL TEAK WALNUT
CLADDINGDecorative appearance on ForeverbeechTM
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WHAT TO EXPECT:FOREVERBREATHE™ EXTERIOR DECKING AND CLADDING OIL
Foreverbreathe Exterior Oil finishes are made from plant chemistry. Our goal has always beento make products from the finest possible ingredients, to protect timber, while not exposing our customers to potentially harmful chemicals. Made from Tung Nut Oil, Tree Resin, Hard Plant Wax, Eucalyptus Oil and Micro Earthen Pigments, Foreverbreathe Exterior Oils feed your timber cladding as if it were still a tree.
Application and Maintenance:
Always ensure application of sufficient coats (usually 2) to fill the grain of the timber. Cloth back excess oil remaining on the surface, within a timeframe of 1 hour.Apply a further third coat 12-18 months after initial application. Thereafter the expected re-coat period is 3-5 years on North facing (high UV exposure) surfaces and 5-7 years on South facing (less exposed surfaces).Foreverbreathe Oxygen Cleaner is an effective treatment for removing mould/weathering from exposed timber. Simply add one scoop per litre of touch warm water, apply with a garden spray, wait 15 mins then scrub with a deck broom and running water.
Important to understand:
Initial imperfections and variances are often apparent with oil finishes. They are usually the result of differing absorption rates in timber and possible irregularities of application.
Most mainstream petro-chemical oils contain residual poisons to help prevent the development of mould spores. While they work with varying degrees of success, such poisons are dangerous to both the health of the person applying the oil and the immediate environment. Residual poisons are particularly harmful as they have been created to remain active over a prolonged period.By formulating our oils from breathable natural ingredients, every effort has been made to slow the occurrence of mould spores while keeping true to our belief in ‘Health Based Building’.
Please note:
All natural finishes are affected by the sun. Foreverbreathe Exterior Oil is available in a range of pigmented colours. These colours are micro pigments imported from Germany and conform to the highest European UV resistance standard. As a rule of thumb, the deeper the colour the greater the UV stability.
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PROCEDURE TO FINISH EARTHEN WEATHERBOARD & DECKING PRODUCTS IN THE FORVERBREATHE EXTERIOR OIL, DARK COLOUR RANGE
(Three Coats. Manuka, Walnut, Liquorice)
Step one: Preparation: 12 - 25 degrees is the target temperature. The objective is to be able to coat the timber evenly without it “flashing off” or drying too rapidly. This may occur in direct sunlight on a hot sunny day. The surface must be dry, clean and free of grease. Timber moisture content should be no more than 16%. Foreverbreathe Microclean can be used to remove isolated embedded marks. Add 1 cap full of Microclean to 1 litre of water in a handy spray bottle. Shake well before use, mist spray the solution over the affected area and wipe off. Allow to thoroughly dry. If the surface has dust settled on it, then a light broom down should be sufficient.
Step Two: Apply Foreverbreathe “Enhancer” as a Primer, 1st Coat – Apply to all 4 sides Mix thoroughly by shaking or tipping the container to allow oil and the pigment mix ensure non separation. Empty the oil into a container. Use a good quality 75 – 100mm brush to evenly apply the oil to all four sides of the boards. Rack and leave for approx. 30 minutes to dry, with good ventilation.
NOTE: If you stop for a break or any length of time, it is important to re-stir or remix the Oil before proceeding. The Pigment will fall to the bottom of the container leaving an uneven colour finish.
Step Three: Apply Foreverbreathe Double Colour Mix, 2nd Coat – Apply to all 4 sides Add the selected colour unit(s) to the clear oil and Mix thoroughly by shaking or tipping the container to allow oil and the pigment mix ensure non separation. Empty the oil into a container. Use a good quality 75 – 100mm brush to evenly apply the oil to all four sides of the boards. It is essential, within 30 mins of final application to dry-brush or cloth any excess surface oil to ensure a non-tacky, dust free surface. Rack and leave to dry overnight or approx. 12 Hours, with good ventilation.
After Installation
Step Four: Apply Foreverbreathe Double Colour Mix, 3rd Coat – Apply to Face Only Using the same colour mix, re-coat the boards, repeating Step Two & Three while the boards are insitu. It is essential, within 30 mins of final application to dry-brush or cloth any excess surface oil to ensure a non-tacky, dust free surface. Leave to dry overnight or approx. 12 Hours, with good ventilation.
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Maintenance A further coat should be applied after 12 – 18 Months, in particular to areas under full UV exposure and/or heavy weather. Thereafter 3 -5 year recoats.
Before re-oiling your timber, a water pressure wash down is recommended to remove built up dirt, dust and any other environmental pollution, which may have adhered to the timber.
Use Foreverbreathe Microclean or Oxygen Cleaner (Note; Oxygen cleaner can also strip out colour pigment, use sparingly) to remove any mould staining. Leave to dry for a minimum of two days in good drying conditions.
WARNING: SPREAD, OIL SOAKED TOWELS AND CLOTHS OUTSIDE TO DRY. DO NOT LEAVE IN A CRUMPLED STATE OR SELF COMBUSTION CAN OCCUR
Clean up: Clean implements in white spirit, followed by Microclean & warm water.
Safety Instructions: Keep out of reach of children. Do not pour oil residue into the sewer. Let the remnants dry out and dispose of with your domestic rubbish collection.
Colour Mix & Coverage
Earthen Decking and Weather Boards require a “Double Pigment” colour mix.
Mix 1 x foreverbreathe 4l clear with 1 x 500ml pigment additive.
Mix 1 x foreverbreathe 10l clear with 2 x 500ml pigment additive.
Approximate Coverage. 4 - 6m2/l on the first coat, 6 - 8m2/l on the second coat and 8 - 10m2/l on the third coat.
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Calculations for volume of oil required Earthen Lighter Colours: Teak, Pearl, Patina, Straw *all three coats of the lighter colours are a double pigment of the colour, no primer coat needed* Coat Formula to work out litres needed 1 (all four sides) DOUBLE PIGMENT
(SQM of timber * 2) / 5
2 (all four sides) DOUBLE PIGMENT
(SQM of timber * 2) / 7
3 (after install, face side only) DOUBLE PIGMENT
SQM of timber / 9
*If precoated in the factory, oil is only needed to coat the ends and the amount needed for coat #3 Earthen Darker Colours: Manuka, Walnut, Liquorice *darker colours require the first coat to be a primer coat of enhancer, with the subsequent coats being double pigments of the colour* Coat Formula to work out litres needed 1 (all four sides ENHANCER SINGLE STRENGTH)
(SQM of timber * 2) / 5
2 (all four sides DOUBLE PIGMENT)
(SQM of timber * 2) / 7
3 (after install, face side only DOUBLE PIGMENT
SQM of timber / 9
*If precoated in the factory, oil is only needed to coat the ends and the amount needed for coat #3 in DOUBLE PIGMENT
The total litres needed is worked out by the sum of all 3 coats if the customer is having the timber coated onsite, or the third coat only if the customer is having the timber precoated in the factory
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PROCEDURE TO FINISH EARTHEN WEATHERBOARD & DECKING PRODUCTS IN THE FORVERBREATHE EXTERIOR OIL, LIGHT COLOUR RANGE
(Three Coats. Teak, Pearl, Patina, Straw)
Step one: Preparation: 12 - 25 degrees is the target temperature. The objective is to be able to coat the timber evenly without it “flashing off” or drying too rapidly. This may occur in direct sunlight on a hot sunny day. The surface must be dry, clean and free of grease. Timber moisture content should be no more than 16%. Foreverbreathe Microclean can be used to remove isolated embedded marks. Add 1 cap full of Microclean to 1 litre of water in a handy spray bottle. Shake well before use, mist spray the solution over the affected area and wipe off. Allow to thoroughly dry. If the surface has dust settled on it, then a light broom down should be sufficient.
Step Two: Apply Foreverbreathe Double Colour Mix as a Primer, 1st Coat – Apply to all 4 sides Add the colour unit(s) to the clear oil and Mix thoroughly by shaking or tipping the container to allow oil and the pigment mix ensure non separation. Empty the oil into a container. Use a good quality 75 – 100mm brush to evenly apply the oil to all four sides of the boards. Rack and leave for approx. 30 minutes to dry, with good ventilation.
NOTE: If you stop for a break or any length of time, it is important to re-stir or remix the Oil before proceeding. The Pigment will fall to the bottom of the container leaving an uneven colour finish.
Step Three: Apply Foreverbreathe Double Colour Mix, 2nd Coat – Apply to all 4 sides Using the same mix, re-coat the boards, repeating Step Two. It is essential, within 30 mins of final application to dry-brush or cloth any excess surface oil to ensure a non-tacky, dust free surface. Rack and leave to dry overnight or approx. 12 Hours, with good ventilation.
After Installation
Step Four: Apply Foreverbreathe Double Colour Mix, 3rd Coat – Apply to Face Only Using the same mix, re-coat the boards, repeating Step Two & Three while the boards are insitu. It is essential, within 30 mins of final application to dry-brush or cloth any excess surface oil to ensure a non-tacky, dust free surface. Leave to dry overnight or approx. 12 Hours, with good ventilation.
2
Maintenance
A further coat should be applied after 12 – 18 Months, in particular to areas under full UV exposure and/or heavy weather. Thereafter 3 -5 year recoats.
Before re-oiling your timber, a water pressure wash down is recommended to remove built up dirt, dust and any other environmental pollution, which may have adhered to the timber.
Use Foreverbreathe Microclean or Oxygen Cleaner (Note; Oxygen cleaner can also strip out colour pigment, use sparingly) to remove any mould staining. Leave to dry for a minimum of two days in good drying conditions.
WARNING: SPREAD, OIL SOAKED TOWELS AND CLOTHS OUTSIDE TO DRY. DO NOT LEAVE IN A CRUMPLED STATE OR SELF COMBUSTION CAN OCCUR
Clean up: Clean implements in white spirit, followed by Microclean & warm water.
Safety Instructions: Keep out of reach of children. Do not pour oil residue into the sewer. Let the remnants dry out and dispose of with your domestic rubbish collection.
Colour Mix & Coverage
Earthen Decking and Weather Boards require a “Double Pigment” colour mix.
Mix 1 x foreverbreathe 4l clear with 1 x 500ml pigment additive.
Mix 1 x foreverbreathe 10l clear with 2 x 500ml pigment additive.
Approximate Coverage. 4 - 6m2/l on the first coat, 6 - 8m2/l on the second coat and 8 - 10m2/l on the third coat.
Earthen Lighter Colours: Teak, Pearl, Patina, Straw *all three coats of the lighter colours are a double pigment of the colour, no primer coatneeded*Coat Formula to work out litres needed 1 (all four sides) DOUBLE PIGMENT
(SQM of timber * 2) / 5
2 (all four sides) DOUBLE PIGMENT
(SQM of timber * 2) / 7
3 (after install, face side only) DOUBLE PIGMENT
SQM of timber / 9
*If precoated in the factory, oil is only needed to coat the ends and the amount needed forcoat #3Earthen Darker Colours: Manuka, Walnut, Liquorice *darker colours require the first coat to be a primer coat of enhancer, with the subsequentcoats being double pigments of the colour*Coat Formula to work out litres needed 1 (all four sides ENHANCER SINGLE STRENGTH)
(SQM of timber * 2) / 5
2 (all four sides DOUBLE PIGMENT)
(SQM of timber * 2) / 7
3 (after install, face side only DOUBLE PIGMENT
SQM of timber / 9
*If precoated in the factory, oil is only needed to coat the ends and the amount needed forcoat #3 in DOUBLE PIGMENT
The total litres needed is worked out by the sum of all 3 coats if the customer is having the timber coated onsite, or the third coat only if the customer is having the timber precoated in the factory
Date: 10 April 2012 Version No : 2 ! !
MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET
1. Identification Of The Material & Supplier
Product Name: Foreverbreathe Exterior / Deck Oil
Other Names(s):
Chemical Characterization: Mixture of binding agents based on plant oils, natural waxes, metal oxide pigments and dearomatized hydrocarbons.
Use or Description: Coating exterior decks and timberwork
2. Hazards IdentificationHazard Classification: 6.1E - Substance that may be harmful if swallowed and enters airways. 6.3B - Substance that may cause mild skin irritation.
Hazard statement codes: H304 May be harmful if swallowed and enters airways.H316 Causes mild skin irritation.
Precautionary statement codes - prevention:P101 If medical advice is needed, have product container or label at hand.P102 Keep out of the reach of children.P103 Read label before use. P210 Keep away from heat/sparks/open flames/hot surfaces. No smoking.P280 Wear protective gloves/protective clothing/eye protection/face protection.
Precautionary statement codes - ResponseP314 Get medical advice/attention if you feel unwell.P332 + P313 If skin irritation occurs: Get medical advice/attention.P370+P378 In case of fire: Use foam, carbon dioxide or dry chemical.
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3. Composition / Information On IngredientsPotentially Hazardous % by weight TLV (TWA) STEL (TWA) Cas No.Ingredients (approx) mg/m3 ppm mg/m3 ppm
Inhalation Move the victim to fresh air immediately. Begin artificial respiration if breathing has stopped.
Skin Contact If skin or hair contact occurs, remove contaminated clothing and flush skin and hair with running water.
Eye Contact Hold eyelids and flush the eye continuously with running water. Continue flushing for at least 15minutes. Get medical assistance. if irritation persists.
Ingestion If swallowed, do not induce vomiting. Give a glass of water if person is conscious. Begin artificial respiration if the victim is not breathing. Use mouth to nose rather than mouth to mouth. Obtain medical attention.
Health Hazard Information: Treat According to symptoms. Gastric lavage may be indicated if ingested. Do not wait for symptoms to develop. General measures should be taken to control acidosis and maintain urine output.
5. Fire Fighting MeasuresExtinguishing Media to be used: Dry Chemical Alcohol Foam
Special Fire Fighting Procedures Use water to keep fire exposed containers cool. Do not use a heavy water stream, in order to avoid the fire to extend. If a leak or spill has not ignited, use water spray to disperse the vapours and to protect personnel attempting to stop leak. Prevent extinguishing media from escaping to drains and waterways.
Unusual Fire and Explosion Hazards Vapour density heavier than air. This product is combustible.
6. Accidental Release Measures
Spill and Leak Procedure Eliminate every possible source of ignition. Avoid breathing vapour and contact with skin, eyes and clothing. Wear recommended personal protective equipment.Shut off leaks if without risks.If Material Is Released Or Spilled: Absorb on fire retardant treated sawdust, diatomaceous earth, etc.Prevent entry of product into public water, sewers, or soil.Shovel up and dispose of at appropriate waste disposal facility in accordance with current applicable laws and regulations, and product characteristics at time of disposal.
! ! ! ! ! ! !7. Handling & Storage
Handling Avoid prolonged repeated skin contact. Avoid contact with eyes. Wear safety glasses. Avoid inhalation of vapours or mists.Use in well ventilated area away from all ignition sources. Take special care to avoid static electric discharge.Keep container closed.
Storage Store in a cool area. Do not pressurise, cut, heat or weld containers- residual vapours are flammable.This product is combustible and will fuel a fire in progress.
8. Exposure Control / Personal Protection
Recommended Personal Protective Equipment to be worn during use of product: Protective Overalls Synthetic Apron Safety Glasses Splash Goggles Dust & Vapour Respirator Gloves Boots
9. Physical And Chemical Properties
Appearance and Odour Low viscosity liquid in various colours with a solvent odour Density 0.800Boiling Range,°C 195 - 203Viscosity N/AFlash Point° 63Evaporation Rate (BuAc=100) NEVapour Pressure,mm Hg at 20° 0.069Vapour Density (Air=1) >1.0% Volatile Matter (by weight) NESolubility in Water NegligibleMelting Point/Freezing Point,°C NAAromatics, % NEAniline Point, °C (Mixed) Colour VariousRefractive Index, @ 20° NEResidue On Evaporation, mg/100ml NE pH NA Flammability Limit, %vol Lower (LEL) Upper (UEL) Auto Ignition Temperature, °C 0.7 5.4 365
NA = Not Applicable, NE = Not Established, NR = Not Regulated Against D = Decomposes
! ! ! ! ! ! !10. Stability And Reactivity
Reactivity Data Stable at room temperature and pressure.Avoid sources of heat and ignition, open flames.
! ! ! ! ! !Hazardous Decomposition By products Carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide.
Hazardous Polymerisation Will Not Occur
11. Toxicological InformationAcute Effects of Overexposure
Ingestion Small amounts of liquid aspirated into the lungs during ingestion, or from vomiting, may cause chemical pneumonitis, or pulmonary oedema. Ingesting large amounts of this product will result in headaches, nausea, dizziness and tracheal burning.
Skin Contact This product is mildly irritating to the skin with prolonged exposure. It may result in dryness and cracking of the skin.
Inhalation Vapour concentrations above recommended exposure levels are irritating to the nose and throat. The inhalation of this product in large quantities will yield moderate discomfort. Over exposure may be evident through symptoms of dizziness, nausea, headaches and other central nervous system effects.
Eye Contact This product may be mildly irritating to the eyes, but will not permanently damage the eye tissue.
Mutagenic Effects None
Reproductive Effects None
Chronic Effects No chronic health data is available for this product.
12. Ecological InformationNot identified as being harmful to aquatic life.
13. Disposal ConsiderationsThis product can degrade rapidly in air. Expected to be removed in wastewater treatment. Based upon data for similar components or estimated data, this product is expected to be biodegradable according to OECD guidelines.
! ! ! ! ! ! !14. Transport Information
Land Transport ADR/RID UN No: Not regulated Non DGTechnical name: Natural Wood Oil
Marine Transport IMDG/GGV UN No: Not regulated Non DGTechnical name: Natural Wood Oil
! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !Air Transport ICA/IATA UN No: Not regulated Non DGTechnical name: Natural Wood Oil
15. Regulatory Information
This product is not classified as dangerous goods.
! ! ! ! ! !16. Other Information
IF PRINTED THIS MSDS SHEET IS UNCONTROLLED.
For advice, contact National Poison Centre (Phone New Zealand: 0800 764 766) or a doctor.
Natural House Company urges each customer or recipient of this MSDS to study it carefully to become aware of and the hazards associated with the product.The reader should consider consulting reference works or individuals who are experts in ventilation, toxicology, and fire prevention, as necessary or appropriate to use and understand the data contained in this MSDS. To promote safe handling, each customer or recipient should:
(1) notify its employees, agents, contractors and others whom it knows or believes will use this material orthe information in this MSDS and any other information regarding hazards of safety;(2) furnish this same information to each of its customers for the product; and(3) request its customers to notify their employees, customers, and other users of the product of thisinformation.
NOTE: The information and recommendations contained in this data sheet have been compiled from sources believed to be reliable and represent the best current opinion on the subject. No warranty, guarantee or representation is made by the company as to the absolute correctness or sufficiency of any representation contained in this data sheet and the company assumes no responsibility in connection therewith. Nor can it be assumed that all acceptable safety measures are contained in this data sheet or that other additional measures may not be required under particular or exceptional circumstances or conditions.
EG- Safety data sheet page 1 of 3 bio pin Weather Weather Protection Paint Date: 20.05.2010
S A F E T Y D A T A S H E E T according to EC Guideline 1907 / 2006
1. Identification of the Substance/Preparation / Name ofCompany/Undertaking
Trade Name: bio pin / Weather / Weather Protection Paint Article No.: 38. Use: Solventfree for exterior use
Address of manufacturer/supplierManufacturer: bio pin Vertriebs GmbH Street : Linumweg 1-8 Post code/town: D - 26441 Jever Telephone: 0049 4461/7575-0 Mail : [email protected] Contact for technical information: Phone 0049 4461 / 7575 14
2. Possible dangers No dangerous Substance under Chemical Law and not subject to classification and labeling according to Directive EG Nr. 1272/2008, CLP
3. Composition / information on ingredients
Chemical characterization: polymer of natural oils, fats and resins
Film treaters: 3-iodine-2-propynyl butylcarbamate (max. 0.2%) and 2-octyl-2H-isothiazol-3-one (<0.01%)
4. First aid measuresAfter inhalation: Provide fresh air Eye Contact: Thoroughly rinse with plenty of water. Skin contact: Thoroughly wash. Ingestion: Rinse mouth and then drink plenty of water.
Do not induce vomiting, immediately consult a doctor.
5. Fire-fighting measuresExtinguishing media: Foam, CO2 and dry chemical, sand. Unsuitable extinguishing media
6. Accidental release measuresPersonal precautions: Skin and eye contact! Environmental precautions: Not in water, sewerage and ground water! Methods for cleaning up: Discontinued Products with non-flammable Absorption medium
(sand) absorb and waste disposal rules!
EG- Safety data sheet page 2 of 3 bio pin Weather Weather Protection Paint Date: 20.05.2010
7. Handling and StorageAdvice on safe handling: With this product soaked cloth to dry sufficiently
(Danger of spontaneous combustion). Requirements for storage rooms andcontainers: Cool but frost-free Zusammenlagerungshinweise :
8. Exposure controls and personal protective equipmentTechnical protection measures: No special measures required Personal Protection: Hand protection: Eye Protection: General protective and hygienic measures:
9. Physical and chemical propertiesGeneral informationColor: liquid - milky hue - in various colors Odor: Typical type, mild pH: about 7,5Melting point: Not specified Boiling range: Not specified Flash Point: Not specified Explosion limits: Not specified Ignition temperature: Not specified Vapor pressure at 20°C: < 1 mbar Density at 20°C: About. 0,98 – 1,02 g/ml depending on color Viscosity at 20°C: about. 20 sec. 4mm DIN- Cup Solubility in water at 20°C: soluble Solubility in solvents at 20 ° C: Not specified
10. Stability and ReactivityStability: No information Conditions to avoid:Materials to avoid:Hazardous Decomposition Products:
12. Ecological InformationBasis of the assessment: Penetration into soil, sewerage and water to prevent.
When water leakage in the chemical (CSB) and biological (BSB) Oxygen demand increases. The assessment is based on general information on vegetable oils.
Water hazard class: class 1
EG- Safety data sheet page 3 of 3 bio pin Weather Weather Protection Paint Date: 20.05.2010 13. Disposal
Waste Disposal:Hazardous waste incineration: Incineration in appropriate facilities Cured paint: disposed of as household waste Waste code number: EAK-Code 080111 or 200127 Recommendation:
14. Transport information Not dangerous goods under transport regulations
Land Transport ADR / RIDClass:Packaging group:UN - No.:Classification Code:Risk Indicator No.:Risk Label:In the transport document:
Air transportICAO-TI and IATA-DGRClass:Packaging group:UN - No.:Proper shipping name:
15. Rules The product is under the Hazardous Substances Regulation and in accordance with the EC directives are not labeled
RulesDanger symbol:Designation on the label:R-Phrases:S-Phrases:
National regulations: ChemVOCFarbV: EU limit for VOC e/Wb = 130g/l. from 2010. This product contains a
maximum of 1g/l VOC- Guidelines (Switzerland) ----
16. Other informationThe data reflect the present state of our knowledge and experiences. The safety data sheet describes our products with regard to safety requirements, they are not to property descriptions and quality assurances.
MICROPRO COPPER BASED TIMBER PRESERVATIVEProduct Name
1. IDENTIFICATION OF THE MATERIAL AND SUPPLIER
Supplier name KOPPERS PERFORMANCE CHEMICALS AUSTRALIA PTY LTD
Address Cafpirco Road, Mount Gambier, SA, 5290, AUSTRALIA
CLASSIFIED AS HAZARDOUS ACCORDING TO SAFE WORK AUSTRALIA CRITERIA
R22 Harmful if swallowed.R36/37/38 Irritating to eyes, respiratory system and skin.
S24 Avoid contact with skin.S26 In case of contact with eyes, rinse immediately with plenty of water and seek medical adviceS36 Wear suitable protective clothing.
Hazchem CodePacking Group
UN Number Transport Hazard Class3082 9
III 2X
CLASSIFIED AS A DANGEROUS GOOD BY THE CRITERIA OF THE ADG CODE
Safety Phrases
Risk Phrases
3. COMPOSITION/ INFORMATION ON INGREDIENTSIngredient CAS Number EC Number Content
SODIUM NITRITE 2%7632-00-0 231-555-9
COPPER (II) CARBONATE HYDROXIDE 57.6%12069-69-1 235-113-6
DISPERSANT(S) 7 to 10%- -
WATER Remainder7732-18-5 231-791-2
4. FIRST AID MEASURES
Eye If in eyes, hold eyelids apart and flush continuously with running water. Continue flushing untiladvised to stop by a Poisons Information Centre, a doctor, or for at least 15 minutes.
Inhalation If inhaled, remove from contaminated area. Apply artificial respiration if not breathing.
Skin If skin or hair contact occurs, remove contaminated clothing and flush skin and hair with runningwater. Continue flushing with water until advised to stop by a Poisons Information Centre or a doctor.
Ingestion For advice, contact a Poison Information Centre on 13 11 26 (Australia Wide) or a doctor (at once).
MICROPRO COPPER BASED TIMBER PRESERVATIVEProduct Name
Advice to doctor Treat symptomatically.
First aid facilities Eye wash facilities and safety shower should be available.
5. FIRE FIGHTING MEASURES
Flammability Non flammable. May evolve toxic gases if strongly heated.
Fire and explosion No fire or explosion hazard exists.
Extinguishing Use an extinguishing agent suitable for the surrounding fire.
Hazchem code 2X2 Fine Water Spray.X Wear liquid-tight chemical protective clothing and breathing apparatus. Contain spill and
run-off.
6. ACCIDENTAL RELEASE MEASURES
Wear Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) as detailed in section 8 of the SDS.Personal precautions
Prevent product from entering drains and waterways.Environmental precautions
Contain spillage, then cover / absorb spill with non-combustible absorbent material (vermiculite,sand, or similar), collect and place in suitable containers for disposal.
Methods of cleaning up
See Sections 8 and 13 for exposure controls and disposal.References
7. STORAGE AND HANDLING
Storage Store in a cool, dry, well ventilated area, removed from incompatible substances and foodstuffs.Ensure containers are adequately labelled, protected from physical damage and sealed when not inuse.
Handling Before use carefully read the product label. Use of safe work practices are recommended to avoideye or skin contact and inhalation. Observe good personal hygiene, including washing hands beforeeating. Prohibit eating, drinking and smoking in contaminated areas.
Body When using large quantities or where heavy contamination is likely, wear coveralls.
Respiratory Where an inhalation risk exists, wear a Type B (Inorganic gases and vapours) respirator.
Engineering controls Avoid inhalation. Use in well ventilated areas. Where an inhalation risk exists, mechanical extractionventilation is recommended. Maintain vapour levels below the recommended exposure standard.
9. PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES
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MICROPRO COPPER BASED TIMBER PRESERVATIVEProduct Name
Chemical stability Stable under recommended conditions of storage.
Conditions to avoid Avoid heat, sparks, open flames and other ignition sources.
Material to avoid Incompatible with oxidising agents (e.g. hypochlorites) and acids (e.g. nitric acid). Also incompatiblewith reducing agents (e.g. sulphites), sodium hypobromite, acetylene, hydrazine and nitromethane.
May evolve toxic gases if heated to decomposition.Hazardous DecompositionProducts
Polymerization is not expected to occur.Hazardous Reactions
11. TOXICOLOGICAL INFORMATION
Eye Irritant. Contact may result in irritation, lacrimation, pain and redness.
Inhalation Irritant. Over exposure to vapours may result in respiratory irritation, nausea, dizziness andheadache. Low vapour pressure may reduce the likelihood of inhalation.
Skin Irritant. Contact may result in irritation, redness, rash and dermatitis.
Ingestion Harmful. Ingestion may result in nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain and diarrhoea. Chronic exposuremay result in liver, kidney and blood damage.
Harmful - irritant. This product has the potential to cause adverse health effects with over exposure.Use safe work practices to avoid eye or skin contact and inhalation. Chronic exposure may result inliver, kidney and blood damage.
No information provided.Persistence and degradability
No information provided.Bioaccumulative potential
Mobility in soil No information provided.
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MICROPRO COPPER BASED TIMBER PRESERVATIVEProduct Name
Other adverse effects Soluble copper compounds are highly toxic to aquatic and plant life. Insoluble copper compoundsare significantly less environmentally hazardous. Positive potential for food chain accumulation.
13. DISPOSAL CONSIDERATIONS
Waste disposal For small amounts, absorb with sand, vermiculite or similar and dispose of to an approved landfillsite. For large quantities, contact the manufacturer/supplier for additional information. Preventcontamination of drains and waterways as aquatic life may be threatened and environmental damagemay result.
Legislation Dispose of in accordance with relevant local legislation.
LAND TRANSPORT(ADG)
SEA TRANSPORT(IMDG / IMO)
AIR TRANSPORT(IATA / ICAO)
Packing Group III
9 9
III III
9Transport HazardClass
UN Number
Proper ShippingName
ENVIRONMENTALLYHAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE,
LIQUID, N.O.S.
3082
ENVIRONMENTALLYHAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE,
LIQUID, N.O.S.
3082 3082
ENVIRONMENTALLYHAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE,
LIQUID, N.O.S.
No information providedEnvironmental hazards
2XHazchem code
EMS F-A, S-F
9C1GTEPG
Special precautions for user
CLASSIFIED AS A DANGEROUS GOOD BY THE CRITERIA OF THE ADG CODE
14. TRANSPORT INFORMATION
15. REGULATORY INFORMATION
Inventory Listing(s) AUSTRALIA: AICS (Australian Inventory of Chemical Substances)All components are listed on AICS, or are exempt.
Poison schedule Classified as a Schedule 6 (S6) Standard for the Uniform Scheduling of Medicines and Poisons(SUSMP).
16. OTHER INFORMATION
EXPOSURE STANDARDS - TIME WEIGHTED AVERAGES: Exposure standards are established onthe premise of an 8 hour work period of normal intensity, under normal climatic conditions and wherea 16 hour break between shifts exists to enable the body to eliminate absorbed contaminants. In thefollowing circumstances, exposure standards must be reduced: Strenuous work conditions; hot,humid climates; high altitude conditions; extended shifts (which increase the exposure period andshorten the period of recuperation).
RESPIRATORS: In general the use of respirators should be limited and engineering controlsemployed to avoid exposure. If respiratory equipment must be worn ensure correct respiratorselection and training is undertaken. Remember that some respirators may be extremelyuncomfortable when used for long periods. The use of air powered or air supplied respirators shouldbe considered where prolonged or repeated use is necessary.
Additional information
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MICROPRO COPPER BASED TIMBER PRESERVATIVEProduct Name
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT GUIDELINES:The recommendation for protective equipment contained within this report is provided as a guideonly. Factors such as method of application, working environment, quantity used, productconcentration and the availability of engineering controls should be considered before final selectionof personal protective equipment is made.
HEALTH EFFECTS FROM EXPOSURE:It should be noted that the effects from exposure to this product will depend on several factorsincluding: frequency and duration of use; quantity used; effectiveness of control measures; protectiveequipment used and method of application. Given that it is impractical to prepare a ChemAlert reportwhich would encompass all possible scenarios, it is anticipated that users will assess the risks andapply control methods where appropriate.
ACGIH American Conference of Governmental Industrial HygienistsCAS # Chemical Abstract Service number - used to uniquely identify chemical compoundsCNS Central Nervous SystemEC No. EC No - European Community NumberGHS Globally Harmonized SystemIARC International Agency for Research on CancerLC50 Lethal Concentration, 50% / Median Lethal ConcentrationLD50 Lethal Dose, 50% / Median Lethal Dosemg/m³ Milligrams per Cubic MetreOEL Occupational Exposure LimitpH relates to hydrogen ion concentration using a scale of 0 (high acidic) to 14 (highly
alkaline).ppm Parts Per MillionSTEL Short-Term Exposure LimitSTOT-RE Specific target organ toxicity (repeated exposure)STOT-SE Specific target organ toxicity (single exposure)SUSMP Standard for the Uniform Scheduling of Medicines and PoisonsSWA Safe Work AustraliaTLV Threshold Limit ValueTWA Time Weighted Average
Abbreviations
DescriptionRevision
Standard SDS Review 2.1
Standard SDS Review 2.0
Initial SDS creation 1.0
Revision history
This document has been compiled by RMT on behalf of the manufacturer, importer or supplier of theproduct and serves as their Safety Data Sheet ('SDS').
It is based on information concerning the product which has been provided to RMT by themanufacturer, importer or supplier or obtained from third party sources and is believed to representthe current state of knowledge as to the appropriate safety and handling precautions for the productat the time of issue. Further clarification regarding any aspect of the product should be obtaineddirectly from the manufacturer, importer or supplier.
While RMT has taken all due care to include accurate and up-to-date information in this SDS, it doesnot provide any warranty as to accuracy or completeness. As far as lawfully possible, RMT acceptsno liability for any loss, injury or damage (including consequential loss) which may be suffered orincurred by any person as a consequence of their reliance on the information contained in this SDS.
Report status
Prepared by Risk Management Technologies 5 Ventnor Ave, West Perth Western Australia 6005 Phone: +61 8 9322 1711 Fax: +61 8 9322 1794 Email: [email protected] Web: www.rmt.com.au.
SDS Date:
End of SDS
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FOREVERBEECH™ AND EARTHEN™ CLADDINGSTORAGE AND HANDLING
As the product is kiln dried, care must be taken to make sure the product remains dry at all times while in storage and during delivery.
Foreverbeech™ and Earthen™ cladding must be stored on a well-ventilated level surface, on bearers at least 250mm off the ground, protected from direct sunlight and moisture prior to installation
EARTHEN CLADDING AND DECKING
GRADING AND SPECIFICATION
Earthen™ Cladding and Decking Timber is mostly clear wood. Pictures are included to show decorative appearance includes features. Features are most obvious in the
raw state. Features do not impact structural performance or durability. Refer to finished product pictures to establish an accurate understanding of appearance in
the built environment.
All Earthen™ Cladding and Decking is supplied in random length between 4.8 and 6.0 metres.
