DESCR IPTION Base board: Maritime Pine throughout Plywood Faces (IAW EN 635-3): I / III Face side I, U or W groved All applications where the natural aesthetic of the wood is important and where the reverse side may remain occasionally or partly visible. Barge boards, soffit boards, gable coverings, eaves, roof arches, wall cladding. Timber framed houses. Tight without knots with wooden patches (maxi 5/m²) Admitting open defects Finishing: sanded 2 side Further processing of the face side: U or W Groove Further processing of the edges: shiplapped Average density (IAW EN 323): 580 kg/m3 (+/- 10%) Bonding (IAW EN 314-2): class 3 Service (IAW EN 636): class 3 exterior conditions Formaldehyde release classification (IAW EN 13986): E1 Content of Pentachlorophenol (IAW EN 13986): PCP ≈ 0 ppm Sizes, number of plies & packaging Thicknesses (mm) Other sizes & thicknesses: on request Preservative treatments, fungicide & Insecticide, antitermite: optional on request Cutting & TG processing: optional on request Flat, on intermediate bearers, in an enclosed dry and ventilated building, clear of the ground. As far as storage on site is concerned, provision should be made to cover the panels with an opaque waterproof sheeting with the underside of the stacks clear of the ground. FURTHER PROCESSING & INSTALLATION Compliance with standard practice, with regulations and with health and safety rules should be maintained at all times. Cutting and machining in the workshop possible except laser technology. Production on Thébault’s sites in France PRODUCTION SITES

TECHNICAL PROPERTIES Uses Suitable for use as non structural element in exterior conditions (service class 3), humid conditions (service class 2) and interior conditions (service class 1) Nail and screw holding (t = 15 mm) Sound absorption coefficient Minimum thickness Class excluding floorings Class floorings Without an air gap behind the panel With a closed air gap behind the wood-based panel End use condition In reference to table 8 of EN 13986 - 2004+A1:2015 With a closed or an open air gap not more than 22 mm behind the woodbased panel Reaction to fire Frequency range With an open air gap...