SUPAWOODs purpose in assisting architects with the written specification for our products is to ensure architects and their clients achieve fully compliant design intent. SUPAWOOD has developed a well-earned reputation as the leading compliant supplier
Vapour membranes – what are they & how do they affect a space? What are vapour membranes? A vapour barrier or vapour membrane, also known as a vapour retarder, is a material used in construction to prevent moisture from passing through the b
MDF vs Solid Timber When I conduct Continuing Professional Development with Architects, whilst recognising their inherent technical capabilities, I always pose the following questions to tweak their artistic preference: Forget Budget, I’m going to give
A Declare label is a product transparency label that provides information about the environmental and health attributes of building products. It is a voluntary program initiated by the International Living Future Institute (ILFI) and is used to promote
Can architects combine timber and fabric acoustic specification for their wall and ceiling linings in commercial buildings? Yes, architects can combine both. The use of timber and fabric in acoustic design is a popular choice for architects and designe
Building Product Manufacturers, Architects, Designers, Engineers, Builders, Project Managers, Quantity Surveyors and other construction specialists have a legal obligation to ensure that the products and systems chosen for their project meet full compl
SUPAWOOD developed ALUCLICK as a lightweight click-lock beam system several years ago to provide designers and builders with an aesthetically robust alternative to solid timber and metal beams. Easy to specify and quick to install, ALUCLICK decorative
About SUPASLAT Timber Slat Panels & Fire Ratings To clear confusion, SUPAWOOD products are fire retardant and designed to achieve specific performance in relation to the C1.10 group numbers. Fire Rating or Fire Resistance Level (FRL) is used when b
Background: Supawood was founded as a business based on a set of criteria voiced by architects 21 years ago. We listened. Part of this criteria was and remains Sustainability. Why? Because it equates to both good responsible investment in our community
