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CUTTING AND FABRICATING PANELS ON SITE

Any of the panels can be cut or adjusted on site. This allows for site adjustments or adapta ons
to obstacles (such as fire alarm boxes or electrical boxes.) Wh

ng, make sure to

use sharpened tools to avoid any overhea g of the material. A

with a new blade

can also be used.

o

The texture of the panels are similar to MDF. A panel may be cut with:

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Hand saw

-

Use a fine toothed blade. Hold the blade at a low angle. Cut slowly with
regular and even strokes.

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Table saw or Circular saw

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Allow the panel to pass through the saw with even pressure. Do not
force the panel at any  me. Use a fine toothed blade with 80 teeth or
more. Carbide

ed blades are recommended for extensive cu ng or

if many panels are to be cut consecu

ly.

§

Jig saw

-

If adjustable, use a slower speed and steady movement. Select a fine
toothed blade suited for finish woods and plas cs and use a template
for cutouts. Be aware to not overheat an area with any blade.

o

empt to use routers or spir

ers. Laser tools are also not recommended.

o

Best results will be achieved by using only very sharp tools and blades, ensuring clean

 while not overhea ng the material during the cut.

o

Carefully clamp all panels to avoid vibra

i

ibra

during 

ng or

ay result in panel damage. Properly support the panel at all  mes.

o

Carefully measure all walls to be confident that you can transfer those measurements
onto the panels prior to cu ng. Scribe to fit as necessary. Use a pencil to mark the
panel. If you must mark the face side, use blue tape before marking it. Pencil marks will
not erase from Zintra.

o

Zintra panels can be drilled. Carbide 

eel drills are recommended to obtain a

high grade finish on the sides of every hole. Be

results will be obtained with slow to

medium drill speeds.

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Summary of Contents for Acoustic 1/2 panels

Page 1: ...e for cutouts Be aware to not overheat an area with any blade o empt to use routers or spir ers Laser tools are also not recommended o Best results will be achieved by using only very sharp tools and blades ensuring clean while not overhea ng the material during the cut o Carefully clamp all panels to avoid vibra i ibra during ng or ay result in panel damage Properly support the panel at all mes o...

Page 2: ...e Substrate o Be certain that your substrate will hold an adequate bond to the recommended adhesive If in doubt about a co ace an adhesion mock up test is recommended before you begin o Cut scribe and pre fit all Zintra panels as necessary o Once all of the panels have been properly sized and trimmed begin the applica on of the adhesive to the BACK SIDE ONLY of each panel Use ONLY Liquid Nails LN71...

Page 3: ... the other mounted to the back of the material o If using a Z clip system be sure to allow a gap at the ceiling line which is sufficient in dimension to allow the clip which will be installed on the panel to be l d up over the wall mounted n of that clip and then dropped in to be seated properly This is commonly a 1 or so allowance o Depending upon the size of your panel you will have 2 3 or 4 of th...

Page 4: ...which is placed to allow the two halves to be seated properly once the panel is installed Verify that these re level and properly spaced to coordinate with the opposing halves before commi ng o Install these clips using a suitable anchor for your substrate Most commonly that will be 5 8 gyp board Select your anchor knowing that the best choice for the screw is a pan or truss head 8 of appropriate ...

Page 5: ...p trims to secure the panel Tighten only by hand do no ghten Mechanical Fasteners o You may also secure the Zintra panel to the substrate using the same fastener placement guide as used for the stand offs but use direct fastening screw or nails to secure the panel o If using screws we suggest that you use a pan or truss head and that you pre drill your holes s carbide drill bit of the appropriate d...

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