Materials & Specifications

Materials & Specifications

Material information should be read in context of the project-specific approved specification.

Materials & Specifications
Plywood & Boards

Board Materials

Exact specification to be confirmed for each project.

IS 303 BWR plywood

Regular furniture application subject to project specification.

IS 710 BWP plywood

Higher moisture-resistance applications and wet areas where specified.

WPC

Selected moisture/water-resistance applications where appropriate.

HDHMR

Used where the design and application call for it.

MDF

Material option subject to application and finish requirement.

Blockboard

19mm blockboard may be specified for doors where appropriate.

Typical Furniture Specification

  • 18mm boards for major furniture carcasses
  • 12mm where appropriate for backs/drawers
  • 19mm blockboard where specified for doors
  • Wet-area materials selected according to application

Laminates

Internal / external laminate, thickness, finish, brand options, application and maintenance. Options may include Real Touch, Merino and Royal Touch; final brands to be confirmed.

Hardware

Hinges, drawer channels, telescopic channels, tandem/integrated systems, handles and lift-up systems. Known references include Hettich Onsys, Hettich drawer/channel systems, Innotech systems and Olive accessories.

Kitchen Accessories

Cutlery, bottle pull-out, tandem drawers, corner units, pantry, tall units, waste bins, lift-up systems and organisers.

Electrical

Typical brands/options: Polycab and GreatWhite. Wiring, switches, sockets, points, lighting and appliance points.

Paint

Wall paint, ceiling paint, wood finishes, Duco, acrylic and approved finishes. Known reference: Royale Luxury for walls and Tractor for ceiling.

Ceiling

Gypsum ceiling, false ceiling, profiles, lighting integration and access requirements.

Start with clarity

Planning Your Home Interiors? Start With a Conversation.

Tell us about your home, requirements, budget and timeline. We will understand the project and discuss the appropriate way to take it forward.