Wooden lining is a natural facing material widely used for both interior and exterior decoration. Environmentally friendly, aesthetically pleasing, inexpensive lining is easy to install, lasts a long time and, when combined harmoniously with other finishing materials, creates a pleasant home atmosphere.
Types of lining
By quality, the lining is divided into classes:
- extra is the highest quality option. The boards have no knots, cracks, or resin pockets. The core is no more than 5%;
- middle classes “A” and “B” - live knots and non-through cracks are acceptable (no more than 1 per 1 linear meter);
- cheapest class “C” - not used for interior decoration.
The wooden lining used in the interior has a thickness of 12 to 40 mm, with a width of 76 to 200 mm. The length can be from 0.3 to 6 m, and the spike size is 4-5 mm.
The eurolining used in the interior has a standard thickness (12.5 mm) and width (80, 100, 110, 120 mm). Its length is from 1.2 to 4 m, and the spike is 8-9 cm.
In addition, it is made from higher quality wood, the moisture content of which does not exceed 15% and has a higher price.
Advantages of wooden lining
This cladding material is made from solid wood of different species and is absolutely safe for health. Warm, natural tones fit harmoniously into any interior. It has high thermal insulation characteristics and can last a very long time. The material is easy to install and can be tinted while maintaining the original texture.
The disadvantages include the need for treatment with fire retardants and antifungal substances before installation.
Use of wooden lining in the interior
- Eurolining in the interiorof a country houseis used very widely. It is perfect for exterior decoration of a house, organically fitting it into the natural landscape. As for the internal space, it is impossible without wood, where lining is among the most popular. Finishing boards go well with many materials, are used in various styles and always create a pleasant atmosphere of comfort and warmth.
- The first impression of a home is made by the appearance of the hall or corridor. Their design should not only be aesthetically pleasing and harmonize with the entire house, but also practical - resistant to dirt, temperature and humidity changes, and mechanical damage. Therefore, eurolining in the interior of the corridor is one of the best finishing options.
- The lining looks organic in the design of a kitchen. Country or country style involves the use of boards in natural colors. It looks natural on walls and ceilings. Eurolining painted in pastel colors in the kitchen interior is relevant for the Provence style.
The texture of a natural pattern, a wide variety of colors and shades, strength, wear resistance, ease of installation, ease of tinting and painting, affordable price - the advantages of using lining for finishing.
