LATHNIG
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Lathing — is thin wooden panels used for interior and exterior finishing of walls, ceilings and facades of buildings.
The main material for the production of lining is coniferous or deciduous wood.
This material is widely used in construction for cladding houses, baths, balconies and other premises, due to its functionality and attractive appearance.
Price: from 2 400 tenge. per sq.m.
Own production
The process of manufacturing wooden lining begins with the preparation of raw materials. For this, high-quality coniferous or deciduous logs are selected, which are cleared of bark and sawn into boards. Then the wood is dried in special chambers.
After drying, the boards are sent to machines where they are given the desired shape. Special profiling machines are used that cut out tongue and groove for convenient connection of the panels to each other.
The final stage includes grinding and sorting of finished products. Depending on the quality of the surface, the lining is divided into categories (A, B, C). High-quality panels can be additionally treated with antiseptics or varnishes to increase service life and protect against moisture, mold and pests.
Types of lining
Standard
Traditional wooden panels with straight edges and a simple tongue and groove system for joining. This type of paneling is often used for interior decoration, creating smooth and neat surfaces.
Euro lining
An improved version of the classic lining with a deeper tongue and groove and an enlarged ventilation groove on the back. This ensures better ventilation and prevents condensation. Euro lining meets strict European standards and is often used for finishing both inside and outside buildings.
Block house
This is a lining that imitates the surface of a rounded log. The panels have a rounded front side, which makes them a popular solution for creating the effect of a wooden log house. Blockhouse is used for the external cladding of houses and baths, giving them the appearance of a log building.
Landhaus
A decorative type of lining with a carved profile that adds depth and elegance to the finish. It is used for interior decoration, giving the interior a special style.
American
A lining that imitates façade boards. Its panels are beveled at an angle, which gives the walls the appearance of classic American paneling. This type of lining is often used for exterior decoration of houses.
Features of the Lining
Durability
Service life up to 20 years
Eco-friendliness
Natural wood is suitable for any room, including bedrooms for allergy sufferers and children's rooms
Versatility
The lining can be painted and oiled, adapting it to the interior
Easy to assemble
Working with lining grooves does not require any special skills or experience
Classification of lining by quality
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Class
Description
Extra class
Extra class lining is a finishing material made of high-quality wood such as pine, spruce or larch. It is characterized by high strength, ideal geometry and absence of defects: knots, cracks and resin pockets. Lining usually has a neat surface that undergoes special treatment to achieve smoothness and improve the appearance. It is used for interior decoration, including walls and ceilings, giving the room an aesthetic and cozy look.
Class A
Class A lining is a high-quality finishing material made from wood such as pine or spruce. It has good characteristics, distinguished by its durability and aesthetic appearance. Class A lining may contain a small number of knots, but they must be healthy and not disturb the overall geometry. The surface of the lining is processed to achieve smoothness and attractiveness. This material is often used for interior decoration, adding coziness and style to the interior.
Class B
Class B lining is a finishing material that is made from wood with acceptable defects, such as knots and small cracks. These defects do not affect the strength, but may slightly worsen the appearance. Class B lining may have minor unevenness on the surface, which requires additional processing before painting or varnishing. It is often used for less formal spaces or in places where functionality is more important than perfect appearance. This material is suitable for creating coziness in the interior at a more affordable price.
Class C
Class C lining is a finishing material that is made from wood with noticeable defects, such as large knots, cracks and unevenness. Such defects can significantly affect the appearance, but do not reduce the strength and functionality of the material. Class C lining is often used in cases where it is important to maintain a budget, for example, for utility rooms or attics. Despite its visual shortcomings, this material can be processed to create an interesting and original style in the interior.
Questiion - Answer
Where is lining used?
Lining is perfect for interior and exterior cladding of a house, cottage, bathhouse or sauna. It is a favorite material of builders: it does not require preparatory work (no need to plaster, putty, level the surfaces), it is unpretentious, environmentally friendly, effectively creates a cozy and comfortable atmosphere.
What kind of impregnation should I choose for the lining?
If we are talking about protecting the lining,then use fire retardants, antiseptics, stain, drying oil, varnish or wax, depending on the purpose. As for decorative finishing, it is better to use acrylic and oil paints, acrylic aqual varnish , decorative glaze or opaque enamel.
How to care for the lining?
It is not recommended to wet the lining. Dust is removed with a dry cloth or a vacuum cleaner. If stains appear, they can be treated with a weak solvent. Periodically, the lining should be treated with protective compounds - antiseptics and fire retardants.
What features should be taken into account when choosing lining?
For example, if you want to add a decorative touch to your home's interior, then coniferous wood panels are ideal. However, if you want to cover the walls of your bathroom, then pay attention to oak panels.
When choosing lumber for a sauna steam room, alder and cedar panels are excellent choices. These materials release useful elements when heated, and their ability to withstand high temperatures and humidity is excellent.
When it comes to external walls, the type of wood does not matter much; what is important is that it is treated with a fire- and water-resistant coating. For internal finishing, however, special attention should be paid to the fact that all panels match in color.
Reviews
Saule Akhmetova
Class C lining suited us for the attic. It is not ideal, but it was not required. The main thing is the price and the ability to quickly finish the finishing. As a result, the attic became more comfortable, and we saved money!
Marat Sultanov
I ordered class B lining for the garage. Yes, there are some minor defects, but for such a price it is quite normal. I installed it myself, and there were no problems. A good option for a budget renovation!
Aigul Nurlanova
I chose class A lining for interior decoration. I am very pleased! It is easy to lay and looks stylish. A few knots, but they only add naturalness. We now have a very warm and beautiful interior.
Alexander Ivanov
I bought extra class lining for finishing my dacha. The quality is simply amazing! No knots or defects, and the smell of wood fills the house with coziness. I recommend it to everyone!
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