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Essential Coatings guidance for Accoya wood

Essential Coatings guidance for Accoya wood

Essential Coatings guidance for Accoya wood

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Introduction
This guide provides best practices for joinery manufacturers when coating Accoya wood, a modified wood by Accsys Technologies. It emphasizes the importance of following coating manufacturers' guidance to ensure optimal performance and avoid site problems.

Best Practices for Coating Accoya Wood
  • Factory Application: A fully factory-applied coating is recommended. If site finishing is necessary, apply at least a primer and mid-coat in the factory, with the top coat applied before exposure to moisture.
  • Surface Preparation: Ensure Accoya wood is dry, clean, and dust-free before coating, especially for on-site top coat applications.
  • Base Coats: Use an anti-stain blocking primer for opaque base coats.
  • Translucent Coatings: Include a mouldicidal component to prevent mould and mildew. Test a sample area due to potential porosity variations.
  • End Grain Sealers: Essential throughout the joinery.
  • Application Techniques: Dip and flow coat methods are effective for the first coating layer.
  • Application Conditions: Follow manufacturer guidelines, ensuring coatings are above 15°C during application, with appropriate film thickness and drying conditions.
  • Curing: Cure coatings in a controlled environment, often requiring overnight drying between layers.
  • Hardware Isolation: Create an isolation barrier for corrosion-prone hardware.
  • Storage: Store coated joinery according to manufacturer guidelines.

Additional Information
Coatings are primarily for aesthetic purposes, as Accoya wood inherently offers decay resistance, termite resistance, and dimensional stability. Coating formulations and processes vary by supplier and geography. It is crucial to involve your coating supplier for their expertise and to ensure the performance of the finished product.

For further support, contact your coatings supplier or visit Accoya's website for resources and supplier information.
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modified wood by Accsys Technologies ESSENTIAL COATINGS GUIDE FOR JOINERY MANUFACTURERS WHEN USING ACCOYA® WOOD INTRODUCTION IN LINE WITH BEST JOINERY PRACTICE AND COATING MANUFACTURERS GUIDANCE, IT IS IMPORTANT TO NOTE THE FOLLOWING GUIDANCE WHEN COATING ACCOYA WOOD. THIS IS SUPPLEMENTAL TO ADVICE FROM COATING MANUFACTURERS AND THEIR RECOMMENDED SYSTEM. Failure to adhere to this Guidance may result in variable coating performance and site problems. Please consult your coating supplier at all times. BEST PRACTICE FOR JOINERY MANUFACTURERS: applied joinery 1 A fully factory at least aIfprimercoating isis 6 strongly recommended. site finishing required, then and mid coat Dip and flow coat application of the first coating layer is widely practised in the Netherlands and Germany for all wood joinery and is particularly effective in forming all encompassing first coat. Coating manufacturer’s application methodologies and guidance should be followed with particular focus on avoiding cold coatings (should typically be above 15°C at application), film thickness and appropriate drying techniques / conditions. Coatings should be thoroughly cured in a moisture and temperature controlled environment and in line with coating manufacturers guidelines. This often involves overnight drying between layers and control is particularly important in colder months. An effective isolation barrier should be created for hardware that may be prone to corrosion. Please see the Accoya Wood Information Guide Section 06 for more details. should be applied in the factory and the top coat must be applied before the joinery gets wet on site. Accoya wood must be dry, clean and free from dust when coated. This is critical when brush applying top coats on site. Please see Section 03 of the Accoya Wood Information Guide for moisture testing techniques All opaque base coats must include an effective and well applied anti stain blocking primer. Translucent coating systems should contain an effective mouldicidal component to protect the wood from unattractive moulds and mildew. As with other wood types and being a natural material, the porosity of Accoya may vary. Therefore when applying translucent stains, it is advisable to test a sample area first. End grain sealers must be used throughout the joinery. 10 Coated joinery should be stored on site as per coating manufacturers guidelines.

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modified wood by Accsys Technologies COATINGS ARE APPLIED TO ACCOYA FOR LARGELY AESTHETIC REASONS. GUARANTEED LEVELS OF DECAY RESISTANCE, TERMITE RESISTANCE AND DIMENSIONAL STABILITY APPLY TO ACCOYA WITH OR WITHOUT ANY COATING. Please note: coating formulations vary from supplier to supplier and processes vary depending on the application equipment used and end-product design. Formulations of some suppliers’ products vary by geography. Despite Accoya® wood’s excellent compatibility, we highly recommend having your coating supplier involved in the process as they have in-depth knowledge of their...

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