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• Industry benchmark
for wood panels
for over 35 years
• 15-Year standard
panel warranty
• Durable and impact
resistant composition
• Economical alternative
to other building
materials
• Can be installed
using one or two
piece moldings
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Panel 15® is a composite panel
made by laminating a textured
aluminum skin to
a substrate of douglas fir exterior
grade plywood. A fiberglass
reinforced kraft/foil scrim
backer is added for panel balance
and acts as a moisture barrier.
These panels are
ideal for applications such as;
claddings, canopies, fascia, accent
bands, and soffits.
Panel 15® is also ideal for many
other applications where durability,
strength, and
overall cost are primary concerns.
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For a non-progressive installation,
the two piece extruded moldings
may be used.
Plastic receivers are first
installed, then construction
adhesive is placed in the field
of the panel. The panels
are then fastened around the
perimeter and sealant is applied.
the joints are completed with
a snap-on aluminum cover.
For a progressive installation,
the one piece moldings are used.
The extrusions are
mechanically fastened to the
substrate and the panels are
then inserted and installed
using sealant around the perimeter
and construction adhesive in
the field of the panel.
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Component |
Standard (in) |
Metric (mm) |
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• Prefinished Textured
Aluminum Face
• Exterior Grade
Douglas Fir Plywood Core
• Fiberglass Reinforced
Kraft/Foil Scrim Back
(or) Primed Textured
Aluminum Back |
.010"
5/16"
.008"
.010" |
.254mm
7.94mm
.203mm
.254mm |
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Property |
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• Panel Weight
• Nominal Thickness |
1.02 lbs/ft²
5/16" |
4.98 kg/m²
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4'
x 8'
4' x 10'
4' x 12'
5' x 8'
5' x 10' |
48"
x 96"
48" x 120"
48" x 144"
60" x 96"
60" x 120" |
(1219mm
x 2438mm)
(1219mm x 3048mm)
(1219mm x 3658mm)
(1524mm x 2438mm)
(1524mm x 3048mm) |
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