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Modern and elegant timber screen with timber top and bottom plate that is grooved out to 12mm deep. This groove is used to house the vertical matching timber blades.

Quick steps to install:

1. Mark positions of your top and bottom plates ensuring they are vertical to one another in both directions.
2. Use approved fixings for the material you are fixing into. It is a good practice to also glue these plates with builders glue or similar. Where you can always use the groove to place your fixing, that way when you install your vertical slat it will cover the fixings of your top and bottom plate.
3. Measure and cut each slat at a time to ensure any length discrepancy is picked up and ensure a nice finishing job.
4. Fixing off the slat use a nail gun and scew the nails at 45 degrees through the vertical slat into the bottom plate and top plate respectively. It is recommended you use no less than 50mm long nails.
5. Putty as required or if pre polished we recomend coloured wax that matches your finish (this can also be ordered from iBuildStore).

Timber being a natural product and hydroscopic (balances moisture content of its surrounding environment) it can move slightly. At iBuildStore we moisture check all of our material at delivery stage, we will not work with any timber if it falls outside the range of 9-12%. This is not a defect or manufacture issue. The vertical slats can also move slightly (bow), being a natural timber product this is not considered a defect. All slats are quality checked at the time of manufacture and anything with more than a 5mm bow per 1000mm will be rejected. It is possible that material destination may have an enviroment outside of 9-12% moisture content (you can expect the material to balance to it's environment).

If you have any exposed timber fixing holes you can always order our very popular tapered timber plugs in the same material as your screens. We have many sizes available.

Modern and elegant timber screen with stainless steel top and bottom plates with matching supporting pins and fixing plates. 8mm countersunk fixing holes are drilled 150mm approx from each end of the plates. Extra fixing holes are then drilled exery 800mm along its length. The hole distances can vary from job to job as it is manually calculated.

Quick steps to install:

1. Mark positions of your top and bottom plates ensuring they are vertical to one and other in both directions.
2. Use approved fixings for the material you are fixing into. It is good practice to also glue these plates with builders glue or similar.
3. Measure and cut each slat at a time to ensure any length discrepancy is picked up and ensure a nice finishing job.
4. Screw fix the timber slats to the fixing plate with the screws provided. It is a good practice to pre drill these holes to ensure the screws can be fitted easier (A slat jig can also be purchased to pre drill your slats. This is only recommended if you install a lot of these screens).

Timber being a natural product and hydroscopic (balances moisture content of its surrounding environment) it can move slightly. At iBuildStore we moisture check all of our material at delivery stage, we will not work with any timber if it falls outside the range of 9-12%. This is not a defect or manufacture issue. The vertical slats can also move slightly (bow), being a natural timber product this is not considered a defect. All slats are quality checked at the time of manufacture and anything with more than a 5mm bow per 1000mm will be rejected. It is possible that material destination may have an enviroment outside of 9-12% moisture content (you can expect the material to balance to it's environment).

If you have any exposed timber fixing holes you can always order our very popular tapered timber plugs in the same material as your screens. We have many sizes available.

Stainless Steel components are 316 grade and will require periodic light cleaning if indoors. More extensive cleaning will be required if external.

Modern and elegant timber screen with timber top and bottom plate that is grooved out to 12mm deep. This groove is used to house the vertical matching timber blades.

Quick steps to install:

1. Mark positions of your top and bottom plates ensuring they are vertical to one and other in both directions.
2. Use approved fixings for the material you are fixing into. It is a good practice to also glue these plates with builders glue or similar. Where you can always use the groove to place your fixing, that way when you install your 45 degree vertical slat it will cover the fixings of your top and bottom plate.
3. If you have selected end plates, measure and cut them individually. Use the same fixing method as the top and bottom plates.
4. Measure and cut each slat at a time to ensure any length discrepancy is picked up and ensure a nice finishing job. Fixing off the slat use a nail gun and scew the nails at 45 degrees through the vertical slat into the bottom plate and top plate respectively. It is recommended you use no less than 50mm long nails.
5. Putty as required or if pre polished we recomend coloured wax that matches your finish (this can also be ordered from iBuildStore).

Timber being a natural product and hydroscopic (balances moisture content of its surrounding environment) it can move slightly. At iBuildStore we moisture check all of our material at delivery stage, we will not work with any timber if it falls outside the range of 9-12%. This is not a defect or manufacture issue. The vertical slats can also move slightly (bow), being a natural timber product this is not considered a defect. All slats are quality checked at the time of manufacture and anything with more than a 5mm bow per 1000mm will be rejected. It is possible that material destination may have an enviroment outside of 9-12% moisture content (you can expect the material to balance to it's environment).

If you have any exposed timber fixing holes you can always order our very popular tapered timber plugs in the same material as your screens. We have many sizes available.

Modern and elegant timber screen with matching timber top and bottom plates with stainless steel supporting pins and fixing plates.

Quick steps to install:

1. Mark positions of your top and bottom plates ensuring they are vertical to one and other in both directions.
2. Using the hardware included secure the stainless steel supporting pins to both timber top and bottom plates with an allen key. Be sure not to over tighten. A good gauge is to tighten the bolt until the bolt head is flush with the timber surface.
3. Use approved fixings for the material you are fixing into. It is good practice to also glue these plates with builders glue or similar.
4. Measure and cut each slat at a time to ensure any length discrepancy is picked up and ensure a nice finishing job. Screw fix the timber slats to the fixing plate with the screws provided. It is a good practice to pre drill these holes to ensure the screws can be fitted easier (A slat jig can also be purchased to pre drill your slats. This is only recommended if you install a lot of these screens).

Timber being a natural product and hydroscopic (balances moisture content of its surrounding environment) it can move slightly. At iBuildStore we moisture check all of our material at delivery stage, we will not work with any timber if it falls outside the range of 9-12%. This is not a defect or manufacture issue. The vertical slats can also move slightly (bow), being a natural timber product this is not considered a defect. All slats are quality checked at the time of manufacture and anything with more than a 5mm bow per 1000mm will be rejected. It is possible that material destination may have an enviroment outside of 9-12% moisture content (you can expect the material to balance to it's environment).

If you have any exposed timber fixing holes you can always order our very popular tapered timber plugs in the same material as your screens. We have many sizes available.

Stainless Steel components are 316 grade and will require periodic light cleaning if indoors. More extensive cleaning will be required if external.

Modern and elegant timber screen with Pine paint grade timber top and bottom concealed fixing plate.

Quick steps to install:

1. Mark positions of your top and bottom plates ensuring they are vertical to one and other in both directions.
2. Use approved fixings for the material you are fixing into. It is a good practice to also glue these plates with builders glue or similar.
3. Measure and cut each slat at a time to ensure any length discrepancy is picked up and ensure a nice finishing job (Note these slats already come notched out based on the length that you have selected in your order, they still may need to be trimmed depending on the levels of your site).
4. Between each slat determine how long you need to cut the grooved spacer piece (these lengths should be determined before proceeding to ensure an even spacing.
5. Fixing off the slat use a nail gun and scew the nails at 45 degrees through the vertical slat into the bottom plate and top plate respectively, then using builders glue and a single thin gauge gun nail fix off directly through the top (minimal nails are better for this style as the glue will certainly do its job if applied correctly). It is recommended you use no less than 50mm long nails.
6. Putty as required or if pre polished we recomend coloured wax that matches your finish (this can also be ordered from iBuildStore).

Timber being a natural product and hydroscopic (balances moisture content of its surrounding environment) it can move slightly. At iBuildStore we moisture check all of our material at delivery stage, we will not work with any timber if it falls outside the range of 9-12%. This is not a defect or manufacture issue. The vertical slats can also move slightly (bow), being a natural timber product this is not considered a defect. All slats are quality checked at the time of manufacture and anything with more than a 5mm bow per 1000mm will be rejected. It is possible that material destination may have an enviroment outside of 9-12% moisture content (you can expect the material to balance to it's environment).

If you have any exposed timber fixing holes you can always order our very popular tapered timber plugs in the same material as your screens. We have many sizes available.