• Interior, vertical applications such as cabinetry

• Purecoat is not intended for exterior use or in horizontal applications
• Purecoat must not be used in high humidity or wet areas such as saunas or showers
• The substrate must not come in contact with any free-standing water. Failure to keep dry will affect the performance of the panel

Effects of Heat:

• Precautions must be taken to ensure that Purecoat is kept clear of heat sources, such as free standing fireplaces and space heaters, wall ovens and hot plates etc. The structural life of the substrate may be impaired if temperatures exceed 50°C for prolonged periods
• Purecoat can withstand short term exposure to temperatures of 65°C above ambient temperature without fear of ignition
• Manufacturers of heat appliances referenced above must be consulted to ensure that correct clearances and ventilation are provided for

When stored, handled, used and maintained in accordance with this document, Purecoat will meet the durability requirements of NZBC B2.3.1(c) for 5 years.

The Group Number Classifications below were generated from tests carried out and data recorded in accordance with the test procedure described in ISO 5660 2002 – Reaction-to-Fire – Part 1: Heat Release and Part 2: Smoke Production Rate, for the purposes of determination of the Group Classification in accordance with the New Zealand Building Code Verification Method C/VM2 Appendix A.

Purecoat bonded to Lakepine MRZero Medium Density Fibreboard (MDF) substrate — Group Number Classification 3.

Purecoat was initially introduced in New Zealand as a painted panel offer in July 2015.

Please see the Purecoat Technical Data Sheet for further information relating to steam, UV, scratching, stain and wear resistance performance data.

• Antimicrobial, stain resistant and easy to clean
• UV stable indoor use
• VOC free coating
• Scuff resistant