euroBLADE
WALL AND CEILING BLADES
If modern lines are the effect you need for your design, then euroBLADE may be the answer. the use of natural timber, polyurethane or prefinished laminate colour will certainly add the desired architectural element to your space.
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Installation Information
EUROBLADE TO WALLS VERTICAL BATTEN DIRECTION
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Direct Fixing (suggested method)
Plan section showing split batten fixing
Split Batten Fixing
Panels with horizontal substrates are installed using split battens fixed to the back of the panel, interlocking with split battens fixed to vertical wall battens.
Plan section showing split batten fixing
EUROBLADE TO WALLS HORIZONTAL BATTEN DIRECTION
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Direct Fixing (suggested method)
Panels with vertical matt black substrates are direct fixed to installed horizontal wall battens.
Plan section showing split batten fixing
Black screws are used so that the black coloured screw head is hidden in the spacing between the battens.
Split Batten Fixing
Panels wtih small split batten blocks fixed to matt black substrates are installed to split battens fixed to vertical wall battens.
Plan section showing split batten fixing
EUROBLADE S1, S2, S3 TO CEILINGS
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Direct Screw Fix to Grid – from above
Panels are secured from above the grid, by screwing down through the furring channel into the back of the substrate crossmembers.
Plan section showing direct screw fix to grid – from above
Direct Screw Fix to Grid – from below
Panels are secured by fixing from the underside, through the matt black substrate into the furring channel using black screws hidden in the spaces between the battens.
Plan section showing direct screw fix to grid – from below
Accoustic Datasheets
europanel have invested heavily in commissioning a large amount of testing at Melbourne’s RMIT University’s ‘Acoustically Isolated Reverberation Chamber’, and achieved certification data in accordance with Australian Standard ISO 354-2006.
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euroBLADE S1
euroBLADE S1/50/GW | NRC 0.80
euroBLADE S1/400/GW | NRC 1.00
euroBLADE S1 custom/400/PO (type 1) | NRC 0.85
euroBLADE S1 custom/400/PO (type 2) | NRC 0.85
euroBLADE S2
euroBLADE S2/50/GW | NRC 0.55
euroBLADE S2/400/GW | NRC 0.65
euroBLADE S3
euroBLADE S3/50/GW | NRC 0.65
euroBLADE S3/400/GW | NRC 0.85
Design Flexibility
Design the euroBLADE to suit your space with custom blade size, spacing and finish. Our design team will work with you throughout the design process to finalise an approved design and provide a custom number to ensure easy specification.
Finishes
euroBLADE is available in natural timber finishes, or if a uniform colour better suits the aesthetics of your design, a polyurethane or prefinished cover can be applied in any colour or finish.
With Australians often looking to make greener living choices, architects, specifiers, engineers and home owners are increasingly choosing Western Red Cedar as sustainable building material.
Also along with its natural ‘lightweight’ characteristics, Western Red Cedar has a zero carbon footprint.
For our standard euroBLADE panels we utilise Western Red Cedar for these qualities, however any species of timber can be easily used if a specific grain or colour texture is to be achieved.
Accoustic Backing
euroBLADE offers the option to include a thin fireproof soundmesh acoustic lining fabric. This material is purposely designed to replace traditional bulky materials and has been engineered to maximise sound absorption to add more acoustic value to your space. Refer to our acoustics page or more.
Substrate
Standard euroBLADE is constructed using 25mm painted ‘matt black’ crossmembers, with either solid timber or polyurethane finished MDF batten strips.
Fixing
Ceiling Blades: ceiling blades are fixed to a furring channel grid system.
Wall Blades: Wall blades can be fixed either onto a structural wall, or using split batten system to become removable.
Design Flexibility
Design the euroBLADE to suit your space with custom blade size, spacing and finish. Our design team will work with you throughout the design process to finalise an approved design and provide a custom number to ensure easy specification.
Finishes
euroBLADE is available in natural timber finishes, or if a uniform colour better suits the aesthetics of your design, a polyurethane or prefinished cover can be applied in any colour or finish.
With Australians often looking to make greener living choices, architects, specifiers, engineers and home owners are increasingly choosing Western Red Cedar as sustainable building material.
Also along with its natural ‘lightweight’ characteristics, Western Red Cedar has a zero carbon footprint.
For our standard euroBLADE panels we utilise Western Red Cedar for these qualities, however any species of timber can be easily used if a specific grain or colour texture is to be achieved.
Accoustic Backing
euroBLADE offers the option to include a thin fireproof soundmesh acoustic lining fabric. This material is purposely designed to replace traditional bulky materials and has been engineered to maximise sound absorption to add more acoustic value to your space. Refer to our acoustics page or more.
Substrate
Standard euroBLADE is constructed using 25mm painted ‘matt black’ crossmembers, with either solid timber or polyurethane finished MDF batten strips.
Fixing
Ceiling Blades: ceiling blades are fixed to a furring channel grid system.
Wall Blades: Wall blades can be fixed either onto a structural wall, or using split batten system to become removable.
How to specify euroBLADE
EXAMPLE SPECIFICATION: EB–S1–T–WESTERN RED CEDAR
| Product | euroBLADE | EB | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Design | Standard Custom | S# C# |
State number State custom number |
| Finish |
Timber |
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| Other |
Species/colour |
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State species/colour |
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