Linea Oblique Weatherboard Offers Design Flexibili

Linea Oblique Weatherboard, as with other products in the Linea family, is sustainably manufactured in New Zealand and offers all of the same benefits including fire resistance, low maintenance and exceptional durability.

Linea Oblique Weatherboard has been developed to provide design flexibility across a broad array of building styles and types. A range of widths and lengths are available, and each width can be used alone or they can be mixed, and can be installed either vertically or horizontally.

This flexibility, in conjunction with a range of joint and corner flashing styles, gives designers greater design flexibility and allows for numerous design combinations — equally perfect for a unique new design as well as a renovation. The Linea range can also be painted any colour.

BRANZ Appraisal, a CodeMark Certification, and a 25 year product warranty ensure designers have confidence when specifying. Manufacture using Scyon technology ensures durability, stability and strength well beyond the life of the building.

With Linea Oblique Weatherboard, James Hardie gives designers another solution for fire rated wall systems in new residential density construction and light commercial builds. The new profile will also be popular in renovations where the profile can be used to match to existing profile types or to modernise older home designs.

Oblique Weatherboard

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Oblique™ Weatherboard is a fibre cement cladding and can be used in both horizontal and vertical applications enabling a range of different looks and designs.

NZ Made

Used to create colourful feature walls, full cladding for new builds, cladding for additions and renovations and internal feature walls
Suitable for both horizontal and vertical applications
Ideal for overhangs, protective cantilevers, and other architectural features
Up to 60 minute fire resistance rating (FRR) can be achieved when installed as per the James Hardie Fire and Acoustic Design Manual
A vertical jointing option is available to create feature along long walls
Engineered to stand up to harsh conditions, including coastal conditions
Can be painted a large variety of colours, even the darker shades

Corrosion Exposure Zone D

Extra High Wind Zone

The following clauses of the NZBC are applicable to Linea Oblique Weatherboard and it complies with these requirements as explained below;

Structure B1: Wind load tests have been completed at a NATA accredited James Hardie laboratory and the suitability of its fixings has been verified to meet wind pressure requirement in various wind zones classified in NZS 3604 and meets the requirements of B1.3.1, B1.3.2 and B1.3.4.
Durability B2: Linea Oblique Weatherboard has been tested at a NATA accredited laboratory in accordance with AS/NZS 2908.2 and meets the durability performance requirements as per B2.3.1(a) and B2.3.2 of this clause.
Fire Performance C: Linea Oblique Weatherboard has been tested and is classified as non-combustible material and is suitable for use on external walls close to boundaries.
External Moisture E2: Linea Oblique Weatherboard as per the details published in its technical specification has been tested for weathertightness as per E2/VM1 (as contained within NZBC Clause E2, Third Edition, Amendment 5).
Hazardous Building Materials F2: Linea Oblique Weatherboard complies with the requirements of F2.3.1 and will not present a health hazard.
Energy Efficiency H1: Linea Oblique Weatherboardl walls constructed using bulk insulation meets the construction R-Value requirements as per Table 1 of Clause H1.

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