Primed Finger Joint Radiata Pine Skirting Board - RS-PRM0110

Primed Finger Joint Radiata Pine Skirting Board

1) Species:Radiata Pine/Chinese Fir/LVL(Eucalyptus)

Radiata Pine is common wood used for skirting board,but many other types of wood

Including Chinese Fir and LVL(Eucalyptus) / MDF are also used.

2) Moisture content:10-12%

The raw material prior to manufacture should be kiln dried to within the 10-12% moisture content range

to ensure stability through the successive manufacturing processes.

3)Specification:

a) Size: 42/66/92x11, 42/66/92/110/112/116/138x18 or design and produce as customized

b) Length: up to 5400mm/5600mm

Finger jointing is a popular process used for producing wood moldings, using mechanical

(and/or automated)equipment to produce long length mouldings and haveall the defects removed.

4) Surface finish: Raw wood moulding profile + Thin gesso coat + water base primer (can be water proof)

Raw wood moulding pfofile,then directly primed (can be water proof)

Coating application would be applied equally on all edges and has a strongadhesion to the

wood substrate throug testing.No visible defects like patching,open finger joints,bleed through,etc

after being coated/primed.Mouldings would stay straight and not have excessive bow or spring

Base information

Manufacturing process

1. Moulding preparation

The wood blanks are maufactured in mouling profiles in eigher5.4m or 5.6m lengths.

2. Surface sand following moulding preparation,Machined(produced) with high speed planing equipment

to yield a premium finish timbermoulding ready for priming with a gesso coating.

3. Priming-stage 1:Mouldings are spray-coated with the 1st application of thin gessocoating.

4.Intermediate sanding stage:Surface sand following priming stage 1

5. Mouldings are spray-coated with the 2st(and final) application of water base primer.

6.Final product check with light sand and buff to the surface,thatis readily painted with quality topcoats

Qualitystandards

1. Moisture content must be accurately tested with an electronic moisture meter.

2. All dimensions should be within the dimensional tolerances as specified on the order

3. Coating application would be applied equally on all edges and has a strong adhesion

to the wood substrate throug testing .No visible defects likepatching,open finger joints,

bleed through,etc,after being coated/primed.

4. Mouldings would stay straight and not have excessive bow or spring.

Packing&Loading

1. All mouldings to be packed in mini-bundles secured with tape, within the main pack structure.

2.Packs will be then strapped securely with poly strapping (to be confirmed by customer)

to secure for shipment.

3. All bottom packs are secured to a plywood pallet that allows containerisation and unloading.

we can design the packing as to the order size or customized