Savolit Plus - Wood Wool Boards

We are now out of stock of the 15mm thick board, please consider our new alternative the Celenit Wood Wool Boards

Wood Wool Board - Savolit Plus

Savolit Plus Wood Wool board is a great natural alternative to commercial plaster boards. Made from wood fibres which are mineralised and bonded into wood wool panels, they are perfect for timber frame cladding, both internally and externally. Wood wool boards can be finished with lime plaster or render to create a breathable, natural finish.

The timber used for the manufacture is sourced from sustainably managed forests and has PEFC certification.

Don't forget the washers, its important that stainless screws are used to prevent any corrosion when finish applied. Choose screw length to be at least double the depth of the board.

Applications

• External cladding of timber frame walls
• Internal lining of timber frame walls
• Base Board for plastered ceilings and walls
• Internal partition walls
• Carrier board for render

Ecological Features

• Made from natural materials
• No waste disposal problem
• Ideal for people sensitive to allergies
• Recommended for healthy living environments
• No harmful gases or vapours given off
• No toxic fumes if burned
• Diffusion permeable
• Hygroscopic - levels out humidity level changes
• Naturally resistant to fungus and insects

Technical advantages

• Unaffected by humidity and frost
• Non flammable and self extinguishing
• Thermally insulating
• Compatible with all normal construction materials
• High compression resistance and flexural strength
• Surface offers good mechanical key for renders and plasters
• Sound absorbing and noise insulating
• Vapour permeable
• Easy and safe to handle, cut and work
• Proven performance in over 80 years in all climates
• Available in wide range of board sizes
• Low environmental impact
• PEFC certified

Installation

SAVOLIT Plus wood wool boards are installed in a broken bond pattern and fastened to timber structures with timber screws and Savolit washers positioned as shown in the following diagrams.