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Technical Information



Legality of Source:All Sustainable Forest Management Plans and Permits must be registered against legal title by title owner.Supporting letter from Ministry of Forestry confirming legality
SustainabilitySustainability is governed by legislation, namely Forest Act 1992 and Resource Management Act 1992Sustainability
Third Party Independent CertificationNot currently available. NZSFP is underway with application for Environmental Choice labelinghttp://www.enviro-choice.org.nz/
Density / HardnessNz Beeches are considered medium density hardwoods and range between 550/850 kg/m3 dependent on species and other variables. This equates to Janka ratings of 4.7 / 7.Janka test
StabilityBeech is considered the most stable of indigenous timbers once dried. Flooring products are dried to a target MC of 11%.
DurabilityHeartwood of red and hard beech is considered durable to equivalent of H3.2 treatment class with above ground durability for 25 yearsDurability
Energy usageForever beech is locally produced, saving on energy costs through a reduction in energy miles.
ColourRed / Orange (Red Beech) Caramel / Brown (Hard Beech)view Photo Gallery


Downloads

Flooring Price List June2011
Solid Flooring Acclimatization Guidelines
Solid Flooring Installation Guidelines
Janka Test
Confirmation of Sustainability
Durability of Timbers