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Internal Lining
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Lining

• Lining is the finishing on the internal wall or
  ceiling surfaces of a space.
• Timber is one lining material that can
• Improve acoustic thermal performance
• Enhance appearance and visual interest
• Reduce maintenance.

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Materials

• Timber products used as lining include
• Solid timber
• Rough sawn, dressed, or moulded
• Veneered board
• Selected veneers laid on a sheet substrate
• Plywood
• Other sheet material
• Medium density fibreboard, or hardboard

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Design option

• Potential timber lining options include
• Timber slats
• Solid timber lining
• Veneered or plain sheet material fixed to a
  frame
• Sheet materials or panels hung from a frame and
• Acoustic options

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Solid timber boards fixed as slats

• Timber elements can be fixed as open slats to a
  frame or supports
• The size of the slat will influence spacing, span
  and appearance.

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Corporate reception area dressed solid timber
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Residential gallery Dressed Jarrah slats,
Victorian ash stairs, steel and veneered board
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Internal sunscreen to offices dressed solid
timber and MDF
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Slatted boards as an acoustic panel

• Boards spaced on a frame absorb and reduce
  reflected sound
• Adding a fabric layer and insulation behind the
  boards provides further acoustic absorption

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Concert hall ply ceiling and hardwood wall panels
Concert foyer hardwood panels
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Solid timber boards on a frame

• Boards of any size can be fixed as a continuous
  surface to a frame
• The boards can be rough sawn, dressed or with a
  tongue and groove
• The frame can be exposed or concealed

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Gate lining radial sawn boards
College radial sawn board wall lining
Need two good opera house pictures industrial
flooring
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Domestic ceiling lining tongue groove boards
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Office partition hardwood frame, lined with
tongue and groove boards
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Wall and handrail lining high feature board
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Concert hall foyer tongue groove boards
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Feature pine lining solid boards
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Grooved pine lining
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Sheet material fixed to a frame

• Sheet material, such as veneer board, plywood, or
  medium density fibre board can be fixed to frame
• Fixings can be concealed or exposed
• Joints can be flush, lapped or with a shadow gap

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Sheet joint options
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External corner option
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Internal corner options
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Courthouse blackwood veneered board with solid
trim
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Cathedral veneered boards to the end wall
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Museum veneered board walling
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Country home plywood lining and shutters
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Sub-tropics home interior grade plywood
Sub-tropics home interior grade plywood
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Sheet material as an acoustic panel
Museum interior grade plywood
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Assembled panels hung on frame

• Sheet material or assembled panels can be hung
  from a frame
• This allows the panels to move with changing
  conditions
• This removes strain from the fixings and the
  possibility of the panel buckling

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Parliament House veneered panels
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Conclusions

• Timber lining provides a wide range of rich
  visual options for buildings of all types and
  sizes.

Walling bark riveted to plywood backing
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