Completion – Two Types, One Quality

Thanks to the precise tongue and groove connection, planks result in an attractive surface with a joint-free appearance, because the connecting joint matches the dimension of the grooves. The planks permit simple and flexible assembly. They can be installed by stapling to a timber batten or clamping to a H/T-bar with turning-clips.

Planks Advantages

• precise tongue and groove connection
• simple assembly
• seemingly joint-less surface
• adequate for assembly on a slatted frame or substructure

Panels are used for removable or structured ceiling and wall finishes. The larger width (compared to the planks) requires a joint between the panels in order to absorb the material expansion. Panels can be fitted with a number of different edges. and are thus also suited for cabinet fronts and room dividers.

Panels Advantages

• simple to assemble/dissemble
• ideal for structured ceiling and wall panelling
• various edge treatments are possible
• perfect for closet fronts or room dividers