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1
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Flush Paneling: three considerations

A

matching:
adjacent veneers,
veneers in panels,
panels in room.

2
Q

most common,
as sliced off log, every other piece turned over,
adjacent leaves form symmetrical pattern.

A

bookmatching

3
Q

consecutive pieces, placed side by side.

A

slip matching

4
Q

no sequence, different flitches may be used

A

random matching

5
Q

alternating bookmatched veneer pieces regardless.

A

running match

6
Q

veneer pieces trimmed to equal widths in each panel

A

balance match

7
Q

even # leaves, uniform width, so a veneer joint in center of panel

A

center match

8
Q

premanuf. panels typ 4x8’, from single flitch (yields 6–12 panels), field cut to fit (doors/openings), so some loss of grain continuity. least expensive.

A

warehouse matching

9
Q

panels of uniform width,
manufactured for specific job,
veneers arranged in sequence.

A

sequence matching

10
Q

most expensive. manufactured to precisely fit the room, line up with every obstruction, grain continuity not interrupted

A

blueprint matching

11
Q

flush paneling hung @ wall with:

A

Z clips, or

wood cleats cut at angle.

12
Q

flush joint, possible slight bevel

A

butt joint

13
Q

veneer backer at joint gap

A

reveal joint

14
Q

solid wood over joint

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batten joint

15
Q

solid wood frame, containing individual panels.

A

stile and rail paneling:

16
Q

stile vs rail

A
rails = horizontal,
stiles = vertical.
17
Q

stile and rail panels held in place w:

A

grooves cut in sides of frames,

or sticking: individual molding pieces.

18
Q

to allow for movement w moisture panels are set

A

loosely

19
Q

individual panels are joined w

A

dowels or splines for flush edges

20
Q

hpdl

A

high pressure decorative laminate

21
Q

layers of kraft paper,

impregnated w phenolic resins,

overlaying w patterned/colored sheet,

and layer melamine resin.

hot pressed under high pressure.

adhered to backing.

A

hpdl

22
Q

hpdl thickness:

general purpose vs post-forming

A

general-purpose: 0.05”

post-forming: 0.04”,

23
Q

hpdl:

colorthrough

A

w decorative papers throughout thickness.

eliminates dark line @ edge when trimmed.

24
Q

hpdl:
firerated complies w class:
if:

A
class 1 or A
(w approved substrate/adhesive)
25
Q

hpdl:
used in labs/medical/
photographic studios

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chemical-resistant

26
Q

hpdl:

static-dissipative method

A

provide conductive layer in sheet,

connected to grounding.

27
Q

hpdl:

metal-faced disadvantages:

A

less wear resistance,

hard to fabricate fine edges.

28
Q

hpdl:

natural wood veneer finishes

A

untreated for staining,

or coated w protective melamine resin.