To achieve a maintenance zero defect furniture, please follow the video mentioning about the working with Indowud nfc.
Indowud nfc is a homogeneous product and hence requires proper constructive grid support (frames, channels, etc) to avoid deformations.
Support
constructive grid support (frames, channels, etc) to avoid deformations.
Maximum Support Distance
| Thickness of Indowud NFC board (in mm) | 6 | 8 | 12 | 15/16 | 18 | 20 | 25 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Create (in mm) 700+ Kg/CBM |
200 | 250 | 300 | 350 | 400 | 450 | 550 |
| Build (in mm) 800+ Kg/CBM |
250 | 350 | 450 | 550 | 600 | 650 | 750 |
For ceiling, use 12mm or higher thickness board with suggested grid support of 300mm only
PU paint & Polish
Ensure that the micro pores at all sides (surface and edge) are closed with epoxy/solvent-based sealer. Do not use NC putty. Ensure that solvent/epoxy-based sealer, PU filler is used. Do not pour water on the raw board before closure of the micro pores all around.
Wardrobe/Cabinet Shutters
In order to avoid bowing or deformation, paste veneer/laminate on both sides before fixing shutter. We suggest to cover the edges with a suitable lipping/edge band. Ensure similar panel is pasted on both sides for similar balancing. In case of varnish/polish/PU paint, cover the micro pores with epoxy/solvent sealer and then fix the shutter. Use hinges at every 350-400mm and magnetic ball catch at top and bottom. Use of stiffener/straighter is recommended. For sliding shutters, ensure proper framing on all four sides and necessary stiffeners
Suggested Adhesive
NFC-GLU, PUR, Heatx, WP1, Probond.
Drying time may vary depending on atmospheric conditions
For any other glue, test on a small piece before applying on larger panels.
Paneling
Leave min 5mm space between wall and board for breathing.
Leave 5mm space on top and bottom for breathing and expansion/contraction.
Screwing
Wide head, fully threaded, length three times of the board thickness. Gluing at the joinery is suggested for better strength. Screwing should be slow and stop at the surface. Do not hammer and do not pull out the screw