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Timber is a common material used for internal lining that can improve acoustic and thermal performance while also enhancing appearance. Various timber products can be used for lining, including solid timber boards, veneered boards, plywood, and fiberboard. These materials can be installed as fixed slats or panels, hung on a frame, or attached to a frame. Properly installed timber lining enhances aesthetics, acoustic performance, and reduces maintenance needs in a variety of commercial and residential interior spaces.

Internal LiningLiningLining is the finishing on the internal wall or ceiling surfaces of a space.Timber is one lining material that can:Improve acoustic & thermal performance; Enhance appearance and visual interest; &Reduce maintenance.

Internal LiningMaterialsTimber products used as lining include:Solid timberRough sawn, dressed, or moulded Veneered boardSelected veneers laid on a sheet substratePlywoodOther sheet materialMedium density fibreboard, or hardboard

Internal LiningDesign optionPotential timber lining options include:Timber slats; Solid timber lining; Veneered or plain sheet material fixed to a frame; Sheet materials or panels hung from a frame; andAcoustic options

Internal LiningSolid timber boards fixed as slatsTimber elements can be fixed as open slats to a frame or supportsThe size of the slat will influence spacing, span and appearance.

Internal LiningCorporate reception area dressed solid timber

Internal LiningResidential gallery Dressed Jarrah slats, Victorian ash stairs, steel and veneered board

Internal LiningInternal sunscreen to offices dressed solid timber and MDF

Internal LiningSlatted boards as an acoustic panelBoards spaced on a frame absorb and reduce reflected sound Adding a fabric layer and insulation behind the boards provides further acoustic absorption

Internal LiningConcert hall ply ceiling and hardwood wall panelsConcert foyer hardwood panels

Internal LiningSolid timber boards on a frameBoards of any size can be fixed as a continuous surface to a frame The boards can be rough sawn, dressed or with a tongue and grooveThe frame can be exposed or concealed

Internal LiningGate lining radial sawn boardsCollege radial sawn board wall liningNeed two good opera house pictures industrial flooring

Internal LiningDomestic ceiling lining tongue & groove boards

Internal LiningOffice partition hardwood frame, lined with tongue and groove boards

Internal LiningWall and handrail lining high feature board

Internal LiningConcert hall foyer tongue & groove boards

Internal LiningFeature pine lining solid boards

Internal LiningSheet material fixed to a frameSheet material, such as veneer board, plywood, or medium density fibre board can be fixed to frameFixings can be concealed or exposedJoints can be flush, lapped or with a shadow gap

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Internal LiningCourthouse blackwood veneered board with solid trim

Internal LiningCathedral veneered boards to the end wall

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Internal LiningCountry home plywood lining and shutters

Internal LiningSub-tropics home interior grade plywoodSub-tropics home interior grade plywood

Internal LiningSheet material as an acoustic panelMuseum interior grade plywood

Internal LiningAssembled panels hung on frameSheet material or assembled panels can be hung from a frameThis allows the panels to move with changing conditions This removes strain from the fixings and the possibility of the panel buckling

Internal LiningParliament House veneered panels

Internal LiningConclusionsTimber lining provides a wide range of rich visual options for buildings of all types and sizes.Walling bark riveted to plywood backing

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1. Internal LiningInternal Lining

2. Internal LiningLiningLining is the finishing on the internal wall or ceiling surfaces of a space.Timber is one lining material that can:Improve acoustic & thermal performance; Enhance appearance and visual interest; &Reduce maintenance.

3. Internal LiningMaterialsTimber products used as lining include:Solid timberRough sawn, dressed, or moulded Veneered boardSelected veneers laid on a sheet substratePlywoodOther sheet materialMedium density fibreboard, or hardboard

4. Internal LiningDesign optionPotential timber lining options include:Timber slats; Solid timber lining; Veneered or plain sheet material fixed to a frame; Sheet materials or panels hung from a frame; andAcoustic options

5. Internal LiningSolid timber boards fixed as slatsTimber elements can be fixed as open slats to a frame or supportsThe size of the slat will influence spacing, span and appearance.

6. Internal LiningCorporate reception area dressed solid timber

7. Internal LiningResidential gallery Dressed Jarrah slats, Victorian ash stairs, steel and veneered board

8. Internal LiningInternal sunscreen to offices dressed solid timber and MDF

9. Internal LiningSlatted boards as an acoustic panelBoards spaced on a frame absorb and reduce reflected sound Adding a fabric layer and insulation behind the boards provides further acoustic absorption

10. Internal LiningConcert hall ply ceiling and hardwood wall panelsConcert foyer hardwood panels

11. Internal LiningSolid timber boards on a frameBoards of any size can be fixed as a continuous surface to a frame The boards can be rough sawn, dressed or with a tongue and grooveThe frame can be exposed or concealed

12. Internal LiningGate lining radial sawn boardsCollege radial sawn board wall liningNeed two good opera house pictures industrial flooring

13. Internal LiningDomestic ceiling lining tongue & groove boards

14. Internal LiningOffice partition hardwood frame, lined with tongue and groove boards

15. Internal LiningWall and handrail lining high feature board

16. Internal LiningConcert hall foyer tongue & groove boards

17. Internal LiningFeature pine lining solid boards

18. Internal LiningGrooved pine lining

19. Internal LiningSheet material fixed to a frameSheet material, such as veneer board, plywood, or medium density fibre board can be fixed to frameFixings can be concealed or exposedJoints can be flush, lapped or with a shadow gap

20. Internal LiningSheet joint optionsprojectionprojectionplanplanprojectionprojectionplanplan

21. Internal LiningExternal corner optionplanprojectionplanprojection

22. Internal LiningInternal corner optionsplanprojectionplanprojection

23. Internal LiningCourthouse blackwood veneered board with solid trim

24. Internal LiningCathedral veneered boards to the end wall

25. Internal LiningMuseum veneered board walling

26. Internal LiningCountry home plywood lining and shutters

27. Internal LiningSub-tropics home interior grade plywoodSub-tropics home interior grade plywood

28. Internal LiningSheet material as an acoustic panelMuseum interior grade plywood

29. Internal LiningAssembled panels hung on frameSheet material or assembled panels can be hung from a frameThis allows the panels to move with changing conditions This removes strain from the fixings and the possibility of the panel buckling

30. Internal LiningParliament House veneered panels

31. Internal LiningConclusionsTimber lining provides a wide range of rich visual options for buildings of all types and sizes.Walling bark riveted to plywood backing

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