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Typical Shiplap V-Join Spacer Tool 1.1 Typical Tongue & Groove SQE GENERAL NOTES: 1. Do not scale Drawings. If drawings are in question or discrepancy, the builder shall be responsible for obtaining clarification from the building designer and or building surveyor before continuing with construction. 2. All dimensions relating to existing conditions shall be field verified. 3. Where otherwise specified all products shall be installed according to Radial Timbers specifications. This applies not withstanding any relevant Building Act, Regulation, Building Code of Australia, Local Government Regulation/Requirement and Australian Standard. Stainless steel screw as appropriate or Hot Dipped Galvanized ring shank nail as appropriate 4. Radial Timbers recommends the following gap spacing for (See NCC Vol 1: 3.5.3.2 Timber Cladding). V/Join Shiplap: · 45mm & 70mm - 3mm Gap spacing · 90mm & 110mm - 5mm Gap spacing Vertical Fixing Method Typical timber gap Plan View: spacing tool for Prevailing weather standard shiplap 5. All external timbers to be treated against weather exposure direction of boards for profile to current AS 1604 specifications or no less than durability vertical fixing method Class 1 In-Ground/Class 2 Above Ground as per AS 5604 (Recommend 450mm Min Gap as per Manufacturers recommendations Timber Natural Durability Ratings. fixing spacing for this application) 6. All external steel & fixings to be a minimum of Hot Dip Galvanized or equivalent corrosion protection to AS 2311 & 2312 unless within 1Km from a salt water environment then Marine grade Stainless steel is to be used, except where noted otherwise by the NCC. 7. All Residential timber framing, bracing & tie downs are to be Horizontal fixed boards to have lapping in accordance to AS 1684 (Commercial construction on the downwards side as pictured Species: specifications to be provided by Engineer). · Silvertop Ash (Eucalyptus Sieberi) (Rated bushfire resisting timber to maximum BAL 29 as per AS 3959), 8. Compliance with the relevant National Construction Code Radial Standard V-Join Profile Sizes: Of Australia (NCC) Volume 1 & or Volume 2 is mandatory Termite resistant (AS 5604) and natural durability rated as Class 2 above ground up to 25 years) 90x20 110x20 (Board cover) (Not limited to) & the GUIDE TO STANDARDS & TOLERANCES. Note: Natural timber durability ratings may be significantly increased if timber is maintained such as cleaning and Typical V-Join Shiplap Profile Typical Shiplap V-Join Spacer Tool decking oil application as required. 9. Compliance with the (NCC) Volume 1: 1.0 1.1 3.5.3.2 Timber Cladding & 3.5.3.6 Flashings to wall openings Appearance Grade: Openings in external wall cladding exposed to the weather All timber is supplied as standard and better grade (not select). Small tight knots, gum veins, splits, must be flashed as follows: ambrosia and other marks are acceptable features that sometimes occur in boards. (a) All openings must be adequately flashed using materials Timber is graded in accordance with the AS 2796.2-1999 Australia Standard / Part Two Grade description. that comply with AS/NZS 2904. Also see examples of board variations on our website (b) Flashings must be securely fixed at least 25 mm under the cladding Installation: Preferably layout of the boards should be in a vertical position for better water run off especially in very exposed locations such as near the coast. Boards can be fixed directly to breathable sisalation clad walls 10. Compliance with the following Australian Standards is however a better option is to use fixing battens on the studs Use 75x35 treated pine fixed directly to the mandatory (Not limited to): Stainless steel screw as appropriate or Hot Dipped Galvanized ring sisalation clad stud walls, this also allows for good ventilation between the back of the boards and the sisalation. shank nail as appropriate It also makes installation of the shiplap much quicker however allowances must be made for the extra width AS 1684 TIMBER FRAMED CONSTRUCTION Vertical Fixing (See NCC Vol 1: 3.5.3.2 Timber Cladding). cavity wall when it comes to windows, doorways etc. AS 5604 NATURAL TIMBER DURABILITY Method Plan View: Screw countersunk below timber surface to allow for overlap board. AS 3959 CONSTRUCTION IN BUSHFIRE AREAS It is recommended that 110x19mm SQE boards be face fixed. Prevailing weather If fixed horizontally, the tongues of each Shiplap board should face up to prevent water from AS 2796.1 TIMBER HARDWOOD - being trapped inside joints. On long runs, boards may have to be butt joined but a better option is direction of boards SAWN & MILLED PRODUCTS to use engineered set lengths alternatively, walls can be broken up into smaller panels by for vertical fixing inserting a flashing or vertical/horizontal timber stops. (PRODUCT SPECIFICATION) method Special Aluminium or timber profiles can also be used on external and internal corners AS 2047 WINDOWS IN BUILDINGS (these are available from radial timber) . AS 2870 RESIDENTIAL SLABS & FOOTINGS AS 1250 THE USE OF STEEL IN STRUCTURES Min Gap as per manufacturers recommendations Boards must be installed with a 3mm gap between them which is indicated by the AS 4100 STEEL STRUCTURES shadow line which is a very slight raised section on the tongue. AS 2311 PAINTING OF BUILDINGS This spacing will allow for movement of the timber as ambient humidity and conditions change. AS 3600 TERMITE MANAGEMENT Do not allow rain or water to get behind boards during installation. Wall cavity must be protected at all times. AS 1170 STRUCTURAL DESIGN ACTIONS AS 1428 DESIGN FOR ACCESS AND MOBILITY Horizontal fixed boards to have lapped boards with rebate It’s important that all flashing around windows or other openings are adequately installed to allow for AS 1675 FIXED PLATFORMS, WALKWAYS, STAIRWAYS groove facing on the downwards side as pictured. proper drainage away from the timber. Care and attention should also be taken to avoid pooling of water when fixing other structures such as pergolas to the cladding as well. AND LADDERS - DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND INSTALLATION Radial Tongue & Groove Shiplap (Square Edge Profile) Fixings: 38x20, 70x20mm, 90x20mm & 110x20mm (Board cover) Boards should be screwed with 50mm long stainless steel 7 gauge (small head) Stainless Steel 11. All underground services (Sewer, Drainage, Gas, Electric, (304 or 316 grade) screws as these don’t degrade like other metals with but care should be telecommunications, etc;) to be determined on site & from Typical Tongue & Groove SQE Shiplap Profile taken close to ends to avoid splitting. (Radial can supply self-drilling, self-countersinking 2.0 stainless steel screws fixings). It is recommended that 110x19 T&G boards be face fixed. relevant authority records, prior to commencement of any The screws should be installed so that they sit flush on the rebate allowing the over lapping board to construction. lock into place against the shadow line. Care should be taken if using self-drilling screws especially at the ends of the boards to avoid splitting Note: Option of End Matching of Tongue & Groove Shiplap boards available upon request NOTES: DRAWING NAME: THE BUILDER SHALL CHECK AND VERIFY ALL DIMENSIONS AND RADIAL TIMBER SALES NOTIFY ALL ERRORS AND OMISSIONS TO THE DESIGNER. 12 PARK DRIVE, Typical Radial Shiplap Profiles DRAWINGS ARE NOT TO BE USED FOR CONSTRUCTION UNTIL DANDENONG SOUTH 3175 ISSUED BY THE DESIGNER FOR CONSTRUCTION. PH: (03) 9768 2100 SCALE: A2 - Not To Scale DWG NO: S01 DO NOT SCALE DRAWINGS. USE FIGURED DIMENSIONS ONLY. FAX: (03) 9768 2177 DATE: 18-Feb-17 REVISION: 04 FIXING DETAILS: EMAIL: [email protected] REFER TO RADIAL TIMBERS RECOMMENDED FIXINGS WEB: www.radialtimbers.com.au (www.radialtimbers.com.au) GSPublisherEngine 0.2.100.100 GENERAL NOTES: 1. Do not scale Drawings. If drawings are in question or Moisture Vapour barrier or relevant discrepancy, the builder shall be responsible for obtaining Moisture Vapour barrier or relevant impermeable wall underlay as per Moisture Vapour barrier or relevant NCC and AS1684 clarification from the building designer and or building impermeable wall underlay as per impermeable wall underlay as per NCC and AS1684 NCC and AS1684 surveyor before continuing with construction. Board joining end cuts to be mitred and 2. All dimensions relating to existing conditions shall be field Board joining end cuts to be mitred and Noggins to comply with AS1684.2 (6.2.1.5). flush joined over vertical stud. Cuts to be verified. End cuts to be mitred and flush joined. Vertical installation is recommended to have sealed with relevant sealer product as Noggins to comply with AS1684.2 (6.2.1.5). Noggins to comply with AS1684.2 (6.2.1.5). flush joined over vertical stud. Cuts to be Cuts to be sealed with relevant sealer fixings at 600mm maximum. 110mm SQE is appropriate Vertical installation is recommended to have Vertical installation is recommended to have sealed with relevant sealer product as 3. Where otherwise specified all products shall be installed product as appropriate fixings at 600mm maximum. 110mm SQE is appropriate recommended no more than 450mm fixing fixings at 600mm maximum. 110mm SQE is according to Radial Timbers specifications. This applies not recommended no more than 450mm fixing recommended no more than 450mm fixing withstanding any relevant Building Act, Regulation, Building Code of Australia, Local Government Regulation/Requirement and Australian Standard. S02:A1 Horizontal Shiplap boards fixed to vertical studs at maximum 600mm centres 4. Radial Timbers recommends the following gap spacing for Timber framing as per (Refer AS 1684 for span tables) V/Join Shiplap: Vertical Shiplap boards fixed to Horizontal Shiplap boards fixed to vertical AS1684 Timber framing as per noggins and top/bottom plate Timber framing as per studs at maximum 600mm centres · 45mm & 70mm - 3mm Gap spacing AS1684 AS1684 (Refer AS 1684 for span tables) · 90mm & 110mm - 5mm Gap spacing Typical Particleboard sheeting S02:C1 laid over timber floor Joists S02:B1 5.
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