Lorentz Accoya
ACCOYA
ACCOYA
Pinus Radiata subjected to an acetlyation modification process to obtain a high level of stability.
INFORMATION
SCREWED (EX)
- 145x 21 mm
- 190 x 21 mm
VISIBLE STAPLE (HH/MC)
- 145 x 21 mm
- 190 x 21 mm
CLADDING (PROFILE NO 1)
- 135 x 20 mm
- 185 x 20 mm
CLADDING (PROFILE NO 2)
- 130 x 20 mm
- 180 x 20 mm
CLADDING (PROFILE NO 3)
- 125 x 21 mm
- 175 x 21 mm
BENDING STIFFNESS
EN 408, 8800 N/mm²
BENDING STRENGTH
EN 408, 40 N/mm²
THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY
EN 12667, = 0.12 W/m∙K
FLOOR
Untreated Hardwood Floor
FACADE
Stained with Sikkens Cetol WF 771 (floor) or WF 761 (Facade)
PROCESS
Acetlyation Modification Process
DOWNLOAD
↓ Datasheet
INSECT DECAY
Accoya® wood is indigestible to a wide range of pests and an effective barrier to attack. For example, testing for termites according to AWPA E1 test standards yielded appearance ratings always ≥ 9 (Light Attack) versus control sample averages of 3.5 (worse than Heavy Attack). Weight loss averaged only 1.43% for Accoya® wood versus control sample averages of 32.06%.
FINISHING
Most commonly used coating systems can be used on Accoya® wood. Testing has been performed with a full range of oilbased and water-based coating systems. Leading coating manufacturers have found that their products last three or more times longer when used on Accoya® wood. Specific recommendations for your project are available upon request.
GLUING
Both load bearing and non-load bearing applications have been tested using adhesive systems related to laminating, finger jointing and frame corner joints. While good results can be achieved with most common adhesives, PU, epoxy and PRF adhesives give the best results. The results of gluing with polyvinyl acetate (PVAc) and melamine urea formaldehyde (MUF) can vary greatly.
