Dynaboard PVC window and door reveals. Low maintenance complement to aluminium windows.

<body> <h1>DYNABOARD PVC window and door reveals. </h1> <h2>The perfect low maintenance complement to aluminium windows.</h2> <p> </p> <p>The demands of the modern lifestyle place a premium on our leisure time. Increasingly we are turning to low maintenance and time saving products to allow us to maximise the valuable but limited leisure time available to us.</p> <p> </p> <p>Maximising modern technology has resulted in DYNABOARD, a PVC window and door reveal that has all the looks and charm of traditional timber reveals but without the painting and costs associated with its upkeep. DYNABOARD is the perfect low maintenance complement to aluminium windows.</p> <p> </p> <p>With smart looks and a semigloss finish DYNABOARD is resistant to impact, denting and chipping. Manufactured from PVC with a strong scratch resistant topcoat and a cellular core DYNABOARD is light and easy to work with. The unique cellular structure of DYNABOARD provides excellent thermal insulation properties, which further enhances the products appeal.</p> <p> </p> <p>DYNABOARD is impervious to water and will not rot or warp. This makes the product excellent for wet areas such as the bathroom, kitchen and laundry.</p> <p> </p> <p>A long life building material DYNABOARD only requires the occasional wipe down with soapy water to maintain its good looks. For more information on DYNABOARD contact your local Aluminium Window fabricator.</p> <p> </p> <p>GUARANTEE: DYNABOARD carries a 15 year manufacturers warranty in accordance with the New Zealand Building Code and the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993</p> <h2>FEATURES</h2> <ul> <li>Uniform structure: won’t warp or bend </li> <li>Moisture resistant: won’t rot, rust or disintegrate</li> <li>UV resistant: formulated to withstand New Zealand’s harsh sunlight</li> <li>Resilient surface: a tough, hard-wearing surface</li> <li>Product of New Zealand designed, made and tested in New Zealand</li> <li>Prestigious appearance: smooth, smart looking exterior</li> <li>Strong cellular core: more resistant to impact, denting and chipping</li> <li>Insect resistant: not affected by termites etc</li> <li>Prefinished: never needs painting</li> <li>Thermal barrier: excellent thermal properties</li> </ul> <h2>FABRICATION</h2> <p>One of the features of DYNABOARD is that it can be processed using the same equipment as wood. It can be sawn, stapled, nailed, routed, drilled, screwed and glued.</p> <p>1. SURFACE PROTECTION:</p> <p>A thin barrier film has been adhered to the pre-finished surface. This is primarily to provide protection against dust and accidental spills of paint, plaster etc. during finishing of the building interior. The surface protection film should be left on during fabrication and removed by the installer after all interior work has been completed. Fabricators should be careful with the finished surface during processing, storage and transport. Although the board has resistance to damage, it can be scratched if dragged across another hard surface.</p> <p>2. SAWING: DYNABOARD can be sawn using standard wood working machinery, with a fine toothed blade giving best results. To avoid damaging the finished surface, power saw with the back of the board facing the blade.</p> <p>3. CORNERS: For best results corners should be mitre cut, glued and fixed the same as wood reveals. Typical fixing methods include stapling, nailing and screwing. If using automatic tools for fixing, such as a pneumatic stapler, the pressure may need to be reduced compared with that for wood. If gluing is desired, use a PVC glue such as Marley MCS solvent cement. Care should be taken to avoid glue contact with pre-finished surfaces.</p> <p>4. CURVED WINDOWS: Because DYNABOARD is made from a thermoplastic PVC, it is relatively simple to bend it to form curved windows.</p> <p>5. TRANSPORTING FINISHED WINDOWS: Treat DYNABOARD as you would for other finished surfaces such as powder coated aluminium by protecting it when transporting to the installation site. Exposed surfaces should be covered with a protective material such as cardboard or cloth, particularly where they contact the transport vehicle or another hard surface.</p> <p>6. STORAGE: Boards should be stored in their original packaging or on bearers at 600mm centres, with no other materials being laid on top. Incorrect storage may result in buckling or distortion.</p> <p> </p> <h2>INSTALLATION</h2> </body>