The Group 1 Fire Performance Solution for Timber in Commercial Interiors

Meeting NZBC requirements for interior linings in high-risk commercial interiors can be a tricky and costly exercise when using timber finishes. These interior fire regulations have changed the ways in which timber is used as linings and ceilings in most types of buildings in New Zealand. The effect of the changes has been to reduce the number of locations where exposed wood surfaces can be used in new buildings.

Innowood offers a cost-effective solution to this issue while maintaining design integrity. Innowood is a sustainable wood composite cladding made predominantly of natural wood waste that is 100% recyclable at end of life. Innowood ceiling systems are an ideal alternative to natural timber — providing a lightweight, durable option that not only meets fire and acoustic requirements but also delivers a distinct architectural look.

Innowood has been increasingly used as an alternative to real timber due to the ability to build in various levels of fire performance. Over the past few years, The Building Agency have supplied a number of projects to meet the Material Group Numbers 1-S or 2-S.

The inclusion of the fire retardant in the extrusion process means there is minimal change to the finished look of the wood. Not only that but as it is not a surface coating, it cannot delaminate in the future.

As Innowood is up to 70% real wood it will provide the natural beauty and variation of timber.

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Innoceil — Wood Composite Ceilings

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Innowood ceiling systems offer the ideal ceiling solution for any commercial or residential application.

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Slatted Ceiling System
Suspended Grid
Indoor
Outdoor

Fixing options

InnoCeil Concealed Clip Fixing:

Ceiling System utilises a stainless-steel clip attached to each profile and screws into the ceiling substrate without exposed fixings. The system is easy to install and delivers consistent shadow lines between the boards for a smart uniform look.

Secret Fixed Shiplap:

Innowood shiplap ceiling system is based on a traditional tongue and groove design, the Shiplap Ceiling System creates a clean finish with uniform joints but without any visible fixings.

Suspended Click-On System

Ceiling System works on the principle of clipping the InnoCeil profile onto its suspended carrier to secure it in the desired position. This system is available in different sizes and span centres to suit most design requirements. The Aluminium Carrier is available in 60 and 130mm centres. The lightweight suspended Click-On system is perfect for areas where structural loads are critical. The Click-On system makes it easy to install and replace battens.

Please review the Environmental Product Declaration link. In accordance with ISO 14025 and EN15804 for Innowood Wood Composite Products.

Innwood Cladding is low VOC formaldehyde emission, 100% recyclable composite wood cladding product that is suitable for residential and commercial applications.

The manufacturers of Innowood have been certified with ISO9001:2008 for the quality management system and also has passed through TS16949 automotive quality management system certification in 2005 that provides an effective guarantee for the stability of product quality. Added to the above, the manufacturer has also got the OHSAS18001 Occupational Health and Safety Management System (OHSMS) certification.

Innoclad — Wood Composite Cladding

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Innowood represents the ideal alternative to natural timber.

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Residential and commercial applications
Health / aged care facilities
Educational institutions
Hospitality sector
Fit outs
Retail and shopping centres

If designed, installed and maintained in accordance with the all SPS Building Ltd requirements, the Innoclad system will meet the following performance claims:

B1 Structure: (B1.3.1, B1.3.2, B1.3.3 (a, f, h, j, q)
B2 Durability: b. B2.3.1(b)(i) & (ii)
E2 External Moisture: E2.3.2, E2.3.7(a), (b) & (c)
F2 Hazardous Building Materials: F2.3.1

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Innoscreen — Wood Composite Screening

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The Innoscreen system is an external decorative screen comprising of an Innowood composite timber batten profile that may be fixed through either the concealed lock-in fixing system using a two-part interlocking clip, or by fixing directly through the profile to the supporting structure.

Location:
- Up to extra high wind as defined in NZS 3604:2011
- In all corrosion zones where the fixings are selected in accordance with NZS 3604:2011
- On buildings 1m or more from the relevant boundary
Buildings:
- On timber or lightweight steel framing that complies with the building code or where the designer and/or installer have established that the building is suitable for the intended building work

Up to extra high wind as defined in NZS 3604:2011
In all corrosion zones where the fixings are selected in accordance with NZS 3604:2011
On buildings 1m or more from the relevant boundary

On timber or lightweight steel framing that complies with the building code or where the designer and/or installer have established that the building is suitable for the intended building work

Concealed Fixing System:
- Innoscreen's Concealed Lock-in Fixing System creates a perfectly clean line with battens that simply lock into place, concealing the single-part rear clip that can be set out to any desired spacing
Face and Rear Fixing:
- Innoscreen’s Face and Rear Fixing System is a direct fixing method whereby battens are either face-fixed or back-fixed directly through the profile and generally use an aluminium insert the length of the profile for strengthening and increasing spans

Innoscreen's Concealed Lock-in Fixing System creates a perfectly clean line with battens that simply lock into place, concealing the single-part rear clip that can be set out to any desired spacing

Innoscreen’s Face and Rear Fixing System is a direct fixing method whereby battens are either face-fixed or back-fixed directly through the profile and generally use an aluminium insert the length of the profile for strengthening and increasing spans

If designed, installed and maintained in accordance with the all SPS Building Ltd requirements, the Innoscreen system will meet the following performance claims:

B1 Structure: (B1.3.1, B1.3.2, B1.3.3 (a, f, h, j, q)
Innowood tested to:
- AS/NZS 4266:2004 Reconstituted wood-based panels - Methods of testing
  Modulus of rupture and elasticity, Bond strength and Density
- ASTM D4495-12 Standard Test Method for Impact Resistance of Poly(Vinyl Chloride) (PVC) Rigid Profiles by Means of a Falling Weight.
- ASTM D4060-10 Standard Test Method for Abrasion
- Resistance of Organic Coatings by the Taber Abraser (Abrasion resistance)

Innowood tested to:

AS/NZS 4266:2004 Reconstituted wood-based panels - Methods of testing
Modulus of rupture and elasticity, Bond strength and Density
ASTM D4495-12 Standard Test Method for Impact Resistance of Poly(Vinyl Chloride) (PVC) Rigid Profiles by Means of a Falling Weight.
ASTM D4060-10 Standard Test Method for Abrasion
Resistance of Organic Coatings by the Taber Abraser (Abrasion resistance)

B2 Durability: B2.3.1 (b)
Verifcation method:
- B2/VM1

Verifcation method:

B2/VM1

C3 Fire: Fire affecting areas beyond the source (C3.5, C3.7)
Acceptable solution:
- C/AS2-C/AS7
- Meets para 5.8.1 (b)

Acceptable solution:

C/AS2-C/AS7
Meets para 5.8.1 (b)

F2 Hazardous Building Materials: (F2.3.1)
Alternative solution:
- Innoscreen does not contain or emit harmful materials.

Alternative solution:

Innoscreen does not contain or emit harmful materials.

*Compliance with these clauses is established based on test results that can be identified in the PTS / PASS Certificate Document

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