• For use as an internal wall or ceiling lining in residemtal and commercial application up to 10mtrs
• For use as a structural bracing when installed in accordance with the saveBOARD Installation Guide
• For use up to and including Extra High wind zones as defined in NZS 3604:2011, and in specific engineering design projects
• Can be curved to a 150mm radius (requires kerf cutting to reverse) 
• Ideal for areas requiring high impact resistance such as retail, hospitality, education, healthcare, social housing, retirement

• Not suitable for wet areas
• For internal use only
• Wind Zone up to and including Extra High or to Specific Engineered Design
• Must be protected from moisture during storage
• For a flat painted surface a Level 5 finishb is required to cover the natural texture of the board

saveBOARD Paperfaced when specified as an internal wall lining and installed in accordance with the Exposed Installation Guide, contributes to meeting the following provisions of the NZ Building Code:

• Clause B1 Structure: Performance Clauses B1.3.1, B1.3.2, B1.3.3(b, f, h, j), B1.3.4
• Clause B2 Durability: Performance Clauses B2.3.1(a), B2.3.2
• Clause C3 Fire affecting areas beyond the fire source: Performance Clauses C3.4(a)
• Clause E3 Internal moisture: Performance Clauses E3.3.1 (contributes to), E3.3.4, E3.3.5
• Clause F2 Hazardous building materials: Performance Clauses F2.3.1
• Clause H1 Energy efficiency: Performance Clauses H1.3.1(b) (contributes to)

The same plant and recipes that saveBOARD uses for manufacture in New Zealand and Australia originates from the USA, where it has been in operation for 14 years.  The product is the USA is installed in the harshest climates and has proven its unmatched resilience. The most iconic project to date is the USA is the roof underlay of the Tesla Gigafactory One in Sparks Nevada. 

In New Zealand saveBOARD Paperfaced has been specified in a number of healthcare and education projects for the impact resistance, the low carbon impact and the credits afforded under the Greenstar and Living Building Challenge Programmes.  paperfaced is specified in the Scott Base Project.

Transportable and modular residential homes specify paperfaced for the bracing capabilities.

Residential home owners have specified Paperface as an alternative for plasterboard for the environmental benefits - a 200ms sq home will divert 7,500kgs of waste from landfill 

For more information refer to saveBOARD Case Studies page on the website 

• Fire: Group 3 
• STC: 30dBA
• High performance bracing 
• Low Carbon (Cradle to Gate) .11kg/CO2/kg product
• VOC (volatile organic compounds) emission: <0.003 mg/m²/hr
• Made from 99% locally sourced and recycled composite packaging and soft plastics
• Every panel of paperfaced will divert approximately 25kgs of waste from landfill
• No water, glues, resins or additives are used in the production process
• Declare Red List approved, and Eco Choice Aotearoa certified
• The use of saveBOARD products will earn, or contribute towards earning, Green Star credits
• 15 year warranty