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Softwood strips

Wood strips and boards are described by characteristics such as supplied by, voc emissions and species. An example use may be within a direct-fixed wood floor system.

Uniclass2015 - Pr_25_71_97_83 Softwood strips
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NBS Code

45-45-95/390 Wood strips and boards

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Manufacturer Product Data template

Complete this electronic spreadsheet to ensure that your Softwood strips product information meets the requirements of Level 2 BIM. This is important as it will enable your customers to select, specify and use your products within the BIM environment. Once you have completed this template you can host it on your own website or distribute it to your customers. Please note that we do not host completed product data templates within the BIM Toolkit.

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Requirement

Visual information to provide general principles of the design. Showing arrangement of external surfacing materials, and key project criteria to suit a client’s brief. General descriptions would be expected to communicate principles of materiality, scope, colour and context. Expect strategic co-ordination with other professions, such as architects and engineers (civils & highways), to show general principles of the design.

Purpose of information

To provide a visual representation of proposals at a Concept Stage and support general spatial co-ordination.

Plan

The above illustration is for Visual grade general veneer plywoods from the NBS section Wood-based boards and panels. This is indicative of the LOD requirements for Softwood strips.

3

Requirement

Visual information to provide developed principles of the design to a greater level of detail. Developed coordination between relevant professions, such as architects and civil engineers. Visual development showing co-ordination for general area and primary relationships between other elements of the external works construction.

Purpose of information

To provide a visual representation of proposals, confirming brief for Technical Design stage supporting full spatial co-ordination.

Plan
2D Section

The above illustrations are for Visual grade general veneer plywoods from the NBS section Wood-based boards and panels. This is indicative of the LOD requirements for Softwood strips.

4

Requirement

Information to be updated to production level of information and to link drawn information back to external works specification.

Purpose of information

To provide sufficient information for contractor to issue to sub-contractors and to refine the external works construction programme.

Plan
2D Section

The above illustrations are for Visual grade general veneer plywoods from the NBS section Wood-based boards and panels. This is indicative of the LOD requirements for Softwood strips.

5

Requirement

Visual information to provide finalised set of information to support construction / installation. Visual representations showing final co-ordination between relevant professions, such as architects and engineers, for area and relationships between other elements of the external works construction. Typical installation details produced separately linked to model element and adjacent constructions. Information to be updated to reflect ‘Final Construction Issue’.

Purpose of information

To be updated during the construction process to reflect the final design, and to provide a future reference to sit alongside the O&M Manuals.

Plan
2D Section

The above illustrations are for Visual grade general veneer plywoods from the NBS section Wood-based boards and panels. This is indicative of the LOD requirements for Softwood strips.

Download manufacturer object defintion template

Manufacturer Product Data template

Complete this electronic spreadsheet to ensure that your Softwood strips product information meets the requirements of Level 2 BIM. This is important as it will enable your customers to select, specify and use your products within the BIM environment. Once you have completed this template you can host it on your own website or distribute it to your customers. Please note that we do not host completed product data templates within the BIM Toolkit.

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Provide an outline description of the deliverable.

Name Definition
Description A description of the type of object to detail any design intent.
3

Provide an outline description of the deliverable.

Name Definition
Description A description of the type of object to detail any design intent.
4

Provide enough information to allow the selection of the manufacturer product to meet requirements. This information may also be used to replace the installed product during the operation stage of the building's lifecycle. Information covering the execution of the deliverable should also be provided in the associated specification.

Name Definition
Timber source - General requirements An example value being Obtain from well managed forests and/ or plantations.
Timber source - Legality and sustainability An example value being Managed in accordance with the laws governing forest management in the producer country or countries.
Timber source - Documentation to be submitted An example value being Documentary evidence (which has been or can be independently verified) regarding the provenance of timber supplied.
Certification scheme An example value being Canadian Standards Association (CSA).
Other evidence An example value being UK Government timber procurement policy (UKTPP), Category B evidence.
Timing of submissions An example value being Prior to building in.
Supplied by The Supplied by of the Softwood strips.
Standard An example value being Hardwood flooring to BS EN 14342 and.
Third party certification An example value being BRE Green Guide to Specification Online, rating A+.
VOC emissions The VOC emissions of the Softwood strips.
Species An example value being White ash.
Quality An example value being Free from decay, through splits and insect attack (including ambrosia beetle damage, unless permitted in the class or grade specified). Planed all round.
Appearance class - Hardwood An example value being To BS EN 13629, class Ο.
Appearance class - Softwood An example value being To BS EN 13990, Grade A.
Moisture content - Hardwood An example value being 6–12%.
Moisture content - Softwood An example value being 9%.
Drying method An example value being Kiln dried.
Finished size - Face width An example value being 75 mm.
Finished size - Thickness An example value being 14 mm.
Edges An example value being Square.
Reaction to fire classification An example value being To BS EN 13501-1, A1.
Resistance to indentation (minimum) An example value being 1000 N.
Finish as delivered - Fire retardant treatment An example value being To Wood Protection Association Commodity Specification FR1, Type INT 1.
Finish as delivered - Slip resistance value – water wet (minimum) An example value being To BS 7976-2, PTV of 40.
Finish as delivered - Light reflectance value (LRV) The Finish as delivered - Light reflectance value (LRV) of the Softwood strips.
Finish as delivered - Scratch resistance The Finish as delivered - Scratch resistance of the Softwood strips.
Finish as delivered - Applied finish An example value being Antique satin.
Accessories An example value being Integral spacers to rear face of board or strip.
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Provide the information specific to the selected manufacturer and product reference. Information covering the execution of the deliverable should also be provided in the associated specification.

Name Definition
Timber source - General requirements An example value being Obtain from well managed forests and/ or plantations.
Timber source - Legality and sustainability An example value being Managed in accordance with the laws governing forest management in the producer country or countries.
Timber source - Documentation to be submitted An example value being Documentary evidence (which has been or can be independently verified) regarding the provenance of timber supplied.
Certification scheme An example value being Canadian Standards Association (CSA).
Other evidence An example value being UK Government timber procurement policy (UKTPP), Category B evidence.
Timing of submissions An example value being Prior to building in.
Supplied by The Supplied by of the Softwood strips.
Standard An example value being Hardwood flooring to BS EN 14342 and.
Third party certification An example value being BRE Green Guide to Specification Online, rating A+.
VOC emissions The VOC emissions of the Softwood strips.
Species An example value being White ash.
Quality An example value being Free from decay, through splits and insect attack (including ambrosia beetle damage, unless permitted in the class or grade specified). Planed all round.
Appearance class - Hardwood An example value being To BS EN 13629, class Ο.
Appearance class - Softwood An example value being To BS EN 13990, Grade A.
Moisture content - Hardwood An example value being 6–12%.
Moisture content - Softwood An example value being 9%.
Drying method An example value being Kiln dried.
Finished size - Face width An example value being 75 mm.
Finished size - Thickness An example value being 14 mm.
Edges An example value being Square.
Reaction to fire classification An example value being To BS EN 13501-1, A1.
Resistance to indentation (minimum) An example value being 1000 N.
Finish as delivered - Fire retardant treatment An example value being To Wood Protection Association Commodity Specification FR1, Type INT 1.
Finish as delivered - Slip resistance value – water wet (minimum) An example value being To BS 7976-2, PTV of 40.
Finish as delivered - Light reflectance value (LRV) The Finish as delivered - Light reflectance value (LRV) of the Softwood strips.
Finish as delivered - Scratch resistance The Finish as delivered - Scratch resistance of the Softwood strips.
Finish as delivered - Applied finish An example value being Antique satin.
Accessories An example value being Integral spacers to rear face of board or strip.
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Provide the information specific to the installed deliverable that is required for operation and maintenance. Information covering the detailed maintenance should also be provided in the associated PDF manuals.

Name Definition
Accessibility performance The accessibility issue(s) which the object satisfies.
Asset type An indication of whether the object is fixed or movable.
Category A classification code, e.g. Uniclass2015.
Code performance The code compliance requirement(s) which the object satisfies
Colour Characteristic or primary colour of product.
Constituents Optional constituent features, parts or finishes.
Description A description of the type of object to detail any design intent.
Duration unit Duration of expected life (typical value is 'years')
Expected life The typical service life of the object.
Features Other important characteristics or features relevant to product specification.
Finish Characteristic or primary finish of product.
Grade Standard grading which the product corresponds.
Manufacturer Email address for the organisation responsible for supplying or manufacturing the object
Material Characteristic or primary material of product.
Model number The product, item or unit number assigned by the manufacturer of the object.
Model reference The name of the object as used by the manufacturer.
Name A unique human-readable alphanumeric name that begins with the product type.
Nominal height Typically the vertical or secondary characteristic dimension.
Nominal length Typically the larger or primary horizontal dimension.
Nominal width Nominal width of product, typically the characteristic or secondary horizontal or characteristic dimension.
Replacement cost An indicative cost for unit replacement.
Shape Characteristic shape of product.
Size Characteristic size of product.
Sustainability performance Description of the sustainability issue(s) which the object satisfies
Warranty description Description of the warranty content and any exclusions.
Warranty duration (labour) Duration of labour warranty.
Warranty duration (parts) Duration of parts warranty.
Warranty duration unit Duration of warranties (typical value is 'years').
Warranty guarantor (labour) Email address for the organisation responsible for the labour warranty.
Warranty guarantor (parts) Email address for the organisation responsible for the parts warranty.
Asset identifier The identification assigned to an asset that enables its differentiation from other assets.
Bar code The identity of the bar code (or rfid) given to an occurrence of the product (per instance).
Installation date The date that the manufactured item was installed (per instance).
Serial number The serial number assigned to an occurrence of a product by the manufacturer (per instance).
Tag number The tag number assigned to an occurrence of a product by the occupier (per instance).
Warranty start date The date on which the warranty commences.

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