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Yes you can.
Some Bunnings Stores will carry selected stock in the Timber isle or Trade Timber areas.
If they do not stock the product you can enquire at the Special Orders Desk and they will be able to support you with information about our products.

We have a specific Bunnings Product Brochure which highlights the relevant Bunnings Product Codes to order under.

If the product you are looking for isn’t listed, you can request they order under a Special order Code.

Our Distributor to Bunnings is Gunnersen. They can call their local Gunnersen office for pricing and timing enquiries.

As a manufacturer Easycraft is unable to provide recommended installers nationwide. Fortunately given Easycraft’s ease of installation any professional builder or carpenter will have no problem installing the linings. Easycraft also provide a range of installation videos and guides to assist in the installation process.

A flexible construction adhesive or stud adhesive (gyprock) can be used for fixing the sheets to studs, noggins and over existing walls. You must also fix into the framework structure using nails and screws.

Easycraft wall linings have a unique joining system known as the “easyjoin system” which helps provide additional support when joining sheets.

We recommend that studs be spaced at minimum 450mm and any joins between studs to be supported with noggins spaced at no more than 700mm apart.

No, they are not, the General Purpose Interior Linings are not termite resistant. The “Wet Area, semi exterior” hardwood product does offer great resistance to termites but is not guaranteed.

Easycraft recommends that the back of the sheet be painted with a primer coat before installation when using it in bathrooms, laundries, kitchens and all ceiling applications or internal linings on perimeter cavity walls.

Painting the back of the sheet minimises the potential for water absorption.

Nails:
Hammer – 2mm x 40mm anti-rust bullet head nail (Walls and ceilings)
Nail Gun – Paslode ND Brads 14ga x 45mm (Walls)
Nail Gun – Paslode Duo-Fast C2.5 x 45 Ring Shark (Ceilings)
Screws:
ICCONS: Self-drilling CSK head self embedded head (part No. TP326)

• 8 – 18 x 20 or 30mm

ICCONS: Collated

• Self-drilling CSK head self embed head collated (IC Find #344C or 346C)
• 8-15 x 20 or 30mm

Yes Easycraft linings can be fixed over steel frames, below are some recommended screwed to use when fixing the panels to the frame
ICCONS: Self-drilling CSK head self embedded head (part No. TP326)

• 8 – 18 x 20 or 30mm

ICCONS: Collated

• Self drilling CSK head self embed head collated (IC Find #344C or 346C)
• 8 – 15 x 20 or 30mm

We recommend you install our wall panels at least 100mm away from any electric heat source and 200mm away from any gas heat source.

Always consult your Local Building Code Regulations which can override these recommendations

We would not recommend applying panels directly onto a tiled wall. We recommend you remove the tiles as the wall panels need to be secured to the frame work and studs.

When considering installing Easycraft linings near a fireplace please consult our fireplace guide.

Please note that any local building codes or fireplace manufacturer advice will override our recommendations.

There is no need to glue the joiner into the edge of the sheet. They are a neat fit and usually hold themselves in place until the sheets are installed

Easycraft wall linings have a unique joining system known as the “easyjoin system”.

When using this system there is no need to join on the stud however it is recommended that when joining between the studs (450mm centres) that noggins be installed at intervals no more than 700mm apart to support the join.

As a manufacturer Easycraft is unable to provide recommended installers nationwide. Fortunately given Easycraft’s ease of installation any professional builder or carpenter will have no problem installing the linings. Easycraft also provide a range of installation videos and guides to assist in the installation process.

As with solid wood, MDF takes up and retains moisture, thus its moisture content depends on the relative humidity and air temperature in the surrounding environment. As the moisture content of MDF changes, it is subject to dimensional changes.

There are many variables which can ultimately affect the performance of timber, including the surrounding environment, quality of installation and quality of framing. But managing changes in the environment humidity levels and moisture content plays a very important role in achieving the best results from the product. In environments that can experience large changes in air temperature and humidity you may experience movement in the panel, either expansion or shrinkage

Easycraft’s general interior panels can be CURVED to a certain degree when installing. Please refer to the our panel curvature guide for detailed information

Easycraft offers a range of products made from various materials:

• General Interior Range – Made from an E0 Moisture Resistant MDF
• Wet Area Range – Made from a pressed hardboard
• Veneer Range – Made from a selection of veneers on an MDF base

All Easycraft products have the grooves running vertically with the length of the board. To achieve a horizontal look the sheets can be installed on their side to allow the grooves to run on the horizontal

Easycraft has available flat and rebated dado rails to finish the top of 900mm dado panels or to cover visible joins and gaps. See the easyDado product page for more details.

For some other finishing options/suggestions please consult Easycraft’s recommended trimmings.

Additionally, for Wet Area applications and for some other finishing ideas you can refer to the Batex range of Trims. Follow the link to their website and contact details. www.battrims.com

Easycraft dooes not have a specific range of trims for wet area applications, but we can recommend you review the Batex range of trimas that may suit your application?

Follow the link to their website, which highlights products and State contact details. www.battrims.com

Easycraft’s Wet Area products can be used in wet areas as wall paneling, however certain areas require a “water resistant” material according to the Australian Building Code of Australia.

Behind a bath or vanity are areas that must have a water resistant material (eg: tile) to a height of no less than 150mm above the vessel (for the extent of the vessel) where the vessel is within 75mm of the wall”.

It is always best to consult an experienced /qualified builder to review your particular requirements.

It is not a requirement for the panel installation, however we do recommend the back of the sheets be primed for ceiling applications to act as an additional moisture barrier. Any insulation added would also assist with temperature variances.

Easycraft boards CANNOT be exposed to direct weather conditions.
However, you can use our Semi Exterior board for use in “semi-exterior or undercover” areas such as, soffits, eaves, verandas and patio ceilings.
Please refer to the product data sheet for “Wet Area & Semi External” product information.