Hardwood Timber Screens FJL

$200.00$220.00

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Elevate your outdoor space or accentuate your feature wall with our exquisite hardwood screens. Handcrafted from 19mm x 42mm FJL DAR battens, our hardwood screens are thoughtfully designed to offer enduring beauty and robustness. We take great pride in exclusively utilizing the finest Yellow Belau timber, ensuring that your privacy screens maintain their original quality without distortion or premature aging.

Yellow Belau wood possesses a light hue, akin to the visual appeal of Blackbutt timber, making it an attractive alternative to Merbau for those seeking a different aesthetic.

Our versatile screens can be effortlessly tailored to accommodate a range of applications. Whether you envision a horizontal, vertical, or overhead installation, these screens seamlessly impart a contemporary flair to your home or business space.

 

Key Features:
– Premium 42mm x 19mm Kiln Dried Yellow Belau
– Rear screws pre-drilled to prevent cracking
– Galvanized screws for extended durability
– Suitable for both outdoor and indoor use; outdoor oiling is recommended
– Weight: Approximately 30kg
– Effortless installation on fences, ceilings, walls, or as freestanding elements
– Total thickness, including front battens and back rails, measures 61mm
– FJL (Finger Jointed Laminated)so there is less movement

Select your preferred size from the following options:
– 2100mm x 900mm
– 2400mm x 900mm

 

Why FJL

Benefits of Finger Jointed Timber from a Manufacturing Perspective

  1. Efficient Wood Utilization: Finger jointed timber allows for the use of smaller wood pieces and offcuts, maximizing the yield from each log. This process significantly reduces material costs and waste, potentially saving manufacturers and furniture makers over 30% in waste compared to using solid random length packs.
  2. Consistent Quality: By selecting high-quality small wood pieces for the finger jointing process, manufacturers can produce a final product with more consistent and superior quality.
  3. Production of Longer Lengths: The finger jointing technique makes it possible to create longer pieces of timber, enabling the production of larger furniture items and other products that would otherwise be restricted by the natural length of a single piece of wood.
  4. Availability of Large Volumes in Set Lengths: Finger jointed timber can be produced in large quantities with specific lengths, such as the often hard-to-source longer lengths, meeting the precise requirements for architectural projects.

Design Benefits of Finger Jointed Timber

  1. Increased Stability: Finger jointed timber forms a solid and stable structure, making it ideal for creating strong and durable furniture and other products.
  2. Versatility: The ability to combine smaller wood pieces into longer, seamless lengths allows for unique and intricate designs. This process results in fewer visible joints, offering designers and architects a visually appealing option for their projects.
  3. Environmentally Friendly: By utilizing smaller wood pieces or offcuts, finger jointed timber helps reduce overall waste. This process is more environmentally responsible compared to using solid wood, as it maximizes the use of available materials. For instance, rather than discarding offcuts, these pieces can be used as the starting point for a new finger jointed section, minimizing waste and making the production process more sustainable.

Janka rating, also known as Janka hardness test, is a measure of the hardness of wood. It is a standardized test that measures the amount of force required to embed a small steel ball into a piece of wood. The Janka rating is expressed in kN (kilonewton), and the higher the rating, the harder the wood.

The Janka rating is commonly used to determine the suitability of a particular wood species for use in flooring, furniture, and other applications where durability is important. Some woods with high Janka ratings include Brazilian Walnut, Hickory, and Brazilian Cherry, while woods with lower Janka ratings include Pine and Cedar.

It is important to note that while the Janka rating can provide a useful indication of a wood's hardness, it does not necessarily reflect other important characteristics of the wood, such as its resistance to decay, its stability, or its appearance. At Greenhill Timbers, we provide 25 years structural guarantee for all our flooring range.

Melbourne-Wide Delivery

We carefully prepare your order and organise pick-up or delivery that suits your schedule, ensuring your satisfaction when you choose to purchase from us. If you're located in Melbourne and its surrounding areas, you can collect your order from our Thomastown Showroom at 170 Settlement Road. Otherwise, we can facilitate delivery by leveraging our strong partnerships with various sub-contractors to get you the most competitive delivery rate and suitable time frame. For more information, get in touch with us.

Get Your Timber Packed

We pack, wrap and load your products into your vehicle on-site. As a Green Hill customer, you won’t have to pack your timber or lug it into your vehicle after you’ve purchased it.

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One Stop Shop

We are a one-stop shop for all your timber needs. Get dozens of types of wood, both imported and local, and the right cuts for your decking, flooring, cladding and fencing projects.

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Competitive Pricing

In most cases, we can help you save hundreds or even thousands of dollars on the same materials compared to other timber suppliers.

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Expert Staff

Our expert staff will assist you in finding the perfect timber to match your projects based on a relaxed chat to find what you need.

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Transparent Quotes

We give you the whole picture when we quote you. So you can avoid any nasty surprises down the line.

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