Interior Wall Cladding
Interior cladding decisions come down to three things: whether the panel is flat or profiled, how it fixes to the substrate, and…
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Pick the job, not the product
Each page lists the materials that job needs, the order the work happens on site, and the products we would quote for it.
Exterior Facade Cladding
Exterior cladding is a UV, thermal-cycling and fixing problem before it is an aesthetic one. Panels specified indoors will check and fade…
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Hotel & Hospitality Fit-out
Hospitality fit-out is a repeatability problem: hundreds of identical rooms, a tight programme, and a specification the operator can afford across the…
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Office & Commercial Interior
Commercial interiors prioritise acoustic comfort and maintenance cost over decoration alone. Acoustic panels with a stated NRC value, installed to a tested…
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Concrete Formwork
Formwork is bought on cost per pour, not cost per panel. A film faced panel that survives more turns costs less than…
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Furniture & Joinery
Furniture and joinery buyers are usually looking at one property: how the board machines and holds an edge. Face veneer grade, core…
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Plywood Solutions
One sheet family for the form face, the structure behind the cladding, the furniture carcass and the export crate.
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Three things settle the price
Send these and the answer comes back in writing, with the sizes and the standard named — not a range.
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The application and the substrate
Interior or exterior, and what is behind the panel. Cladding fixed flat to a wall behaves differently from a ventilated frame, and the two are not quoted at the same price.
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The rating the project has to meet
Fire class, acoustic NRC, emission grade. These narrow the range before price is discussed — quoting a panel that cannot pass the inspection wastes everyone’s week.
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The area and the access
Square metres, storey height, and whether the site can take a 20ft container. That last one decides the loading plan more often than the price does.