Dimensional Signs

Recycled Particleboard

FlexGreen made from recovered and recycled fibers

Published

16 years ago

January 16, 2008

Jacob Rieskamp Signs of the Times January 2008 Issue

The Kerfkore Co. (Brunswick, GA) is introducing FlexGreen, a FSC-certified, eucalyptus-fiber hardboard attached to a particleboard substrate core that’s made from 100% recovered and recycled fiber. FlexGreen allows for normal fabrication attachment methods to rigid structures. It’s designed to bend down to a 10-in. radius prior to lamination. Due to its stable hardboard face, it’s possible to laminate a single-ply veneer or other thin materials directly to the hardboard by use of a cold or hot press. This process will result in 16- and 18-in. bending radii. FlexGreen is available in 48 x 96-, 96 x 48- and 48 x 120-in. sizes, all in a ¾-in.thickness, and it weighs 2.4 lbs. per sq. ft.

Phone: (800) 637-3539; www.kerfkore.com

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