THE BEST LOOKING WOOD COMPOSITE DECKING

Lifecycle by UPM ProFi

Highest quality and yet best for the environmentWhilst Lifecycle by UPM ProFi offers all the beauty of a hardwood deck, it does so in an ecologically sustainable manner. 95 % of the materials used to manufacture the boards are recycled, including the oak fibres and plastic polymers. Giving these high quality materials a second life reduces landfill and waste incineration. No PVC is used in the manufacture of Lifecycle by UPM ProFi, and the material is itself fully recyclable.

Minimum maintenance Lifecycle by UPM ProFi requires no annual sanding, varnishing or staining. While most spills and stains can be wiped off easily, periodic cleaning with a jet wash is recommended (max. 90 bar, minimum distance 25 cm). The boards have been designed to weather slightly to their natural patina over the first six months after installation.

Ease of installationConventional wood working tools can be used to cut, drill and shape boards. Fast installation is guaranteed with no splitting, warping of other traditional timber defects. As a solid material, Lifecycle by UPM ProFi can be directly screwed, but is designed to be installed with a hidden clip system.

Hard wearing, high friction, splinter-free with a natural feelThe embossed wood grain surface offers good friction whether wet or dry. Being splinter-free, Lifecycle by UPM ProFi is ideal for bare feet. Despite being hard wearing, the boards feel great to the touch. As with all materials, dark colours absorb heat more readily than light colours. Desert Sand is particularly suitable for southern facing decks in hotter countries.

For full information concerning Lifecycle by UPM ProFi properties, guarantee,

installation, maintenance and much more, please visit www.upmprofi.com or contact

your local distributor.

Colours Profile

DESERT SAND TIGERWOOD WALNUT

LOW MAINTENANCE

SPLINTER FREE& WARM TO

TOUCH

DURABLE & UV RESISTANT

HARD WEARING HIGH FRICTION SURFACE

HELPING THE ENVIRONMENT

EASY TO WORKQUICK TO INSTALL

137 mm

Profile also available without grooves for use as cover boards.

UNIQUE stain resistant surface

>95%

Length: 4 metres

CYC

EN

1/

2013

www.upmprofi.com

25 mm

Available in three colours: dark Walnut, golden Tigerwood or

sun-bleached Desert Sand. All the boards feature natural looking

streaks and veins, making each deck a unique living surface.

Real oak made even strongerAmerican red and white oak fibres are heat treated, encapsulated

in a hard polymer shell, and then allowed to cool naturally.

Although this patented process takes longer than typical WPC

production, it produces an exceptionally stable solid board that is

protected to the core. Compared to traditional WPC boards, the

closed surface is also more resistant to oil spills and stains.

Lifecycle by UPM ProFi is manufactured in USA and it is backed by

a manufacturer’s 25 year guarantee.

FINE GRAIN, RICH &

LUXURIOUS WOOD TONES

Lifecycle by UPM ProFi has the same luxurious look and feel as a real hard-wood deck, and yet will keep its looks year after year with minimal maintenance.

Compared to installing a timber deck, no special skills or tools are needed with Lifecycle by UPM ProFi. However, it is important to follow

the instructions carefully. Failure to do so may lead to reduced product performance and will invalidate the manufacturer’s guarantee.

If you are in doubt, please contact your UPM ProFi distributor’s representative and / or visit www.upmprofi.com for further information.

Thermal expansion gapsUnlike timber, Lifecycle by UPM ProFi will not swell and shrink from moisture absorption. However, composite deck boards will expand and contract slightly along their length with changes in temperature. Lifecycle Boards installed during the early spring or winter, (i.e. when the boards are cold), will expand as the weather warms up. Expansion gaps must be left at the ends of the deck boards, whether it is where the ends of two boards meet, or where the end of a board is laid up to a wall or other fixed surface.

A detailed expansion table can be found on the Technical Data Sheet. (Downloadable from www.upmprofi.com) However, a rough guide is to leave a 6 mm gap at the ends of 4 metre long boards if installed Central European spring temperatures (material temperatures approx. 20°C to 30°C). Boards installed in hot weather require shorter gaps, as they will shrink when they cool. The amount of expansion per degree change in temperature is proportional to the length of a board. Random staggering of joints as is often made with a timber deck is not recommended. The expansion gaps can be made into part of the deck design: see the refer-ence photos on www.upmprofi.com

Equalising the boards temperature before cutting and installationTo ensure that all deck boards are at the same temperature when cutting and installing, it is important to open the pack and spread the boards out before starting to install. Cutting of the boards to length should ideally be done at the same time. If the boards are not at the same temperature when cut to length, they will end up at different lengths when the temperature has equalized.

MaterialsFor each square metre of deck, approximately 7 linear metres of Lifecycle boards are needed and slightly more than 20 fixing clips. (actual amount depends on deck size). High quality stainless steel screws should be used. A2 is sufficient for normal locations, but A4 should be used where there is an increased risk of corrosion. (E.g. near the sea or next to a swimming pool). Low-quality screws may cause stains on the deck.

ToolsThe following tools are recommended for building a deck out of Lifecycle by UPM ProFi: circular saw (carbide tipped blade with more than 20 teeth is recommended), power screw driver, rubber mallet, spirit level, and a tape measure. To avoid marking the boards, only use blue chalk when drawing cutting lines. As with any building project, proper eye, ear and lung protection equipment should be used. Always follow local building and safety codes.

Inclination and ventilationLifecycle by UPM ProFi boards can be installed horizontally with no incline. However, install-ing the boards at a gradient (eg between 1 & 1,5%) results in faster deck drying and the run-off rainwater will help to wash away dust. It also minimises the risk of water stains. In all cases the ground surface under the deck should have sufficient drainage and all the deck surfaces should be well ventilated.

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Sub-structureLifecycle by UPM ProFi may be installed on timber joists or UPM ProFi Support Rail. In either case the base on which they are installed should be level, stable, and incorpo-rate an incline to facilitate drainage. Typical base types are concrete blocks, impacted stones, or concrete. The joists must be suitably anchored to the base to prevent move-ment of the deck during its lifetime. Building regulations should be followed, and special-ist advice should be sought for roof terraces and other raised decking. The joists should be parallel to the direction of drainage

The distance between support rails or joists must not exceed 400 mm (300 mm when laying the boards diagonally to the joist). If using UPM ProFi Support Rails, these must only be installed on hard flat surfaces. Lifecycle must not be used above ground floor applications, unless built on a solid load bearing surface: e.g. a concrete balcony or roof terrace.

Please note the maximum recommended overhang of a board end is 38 mm.

Fixing deck boardsLifecycle by UPM ProFi boards have edge grooves to allow the use of a clip system for hidden fastening. When laying the first board, a clip should be screwed onto each joist.

The deck board groove can then be slid into the clip tabs. Additional clips should then be slid in the groove of the other edge of the deck board, and screwed to the joists. The process is then repeated until the last board.

To ensure rectangular terraces, make sure that the first board is aligned perfectly straight and that all other boards are pressed firmly against the clips. Clamps or tension belts may be used to get uniform gap sizes.

If the first or last boards are screwed directly onto the joists, use 4 x 60mm A4 stainless steel screws, and place1mm thick spacers under these boards to ensure an even height. The screw head can be hidden by the following method: Counter-sink the screw into the board by 6 mm. With a thumb, push the displaced decking material over the hole left by the trim head screw. Tap with a rubber mallet, this will cover the trim head screw with decking material. Please note that this cover may be damaged by high pressure water jets.

Lifecycle Deck by UPM ProFi is protected to the core, and can be cut and moulded as needed. The exposed surfaces will weather over time to match the other surfaces.

Joining ends of boardsWhen two boards are laid end to end, two joists (or support rails) must be used where they meet, and separate Fastening Clips must be fixed to each joist (or support rail). An expansion gap should be left (see note on Thermal expansion gaps above)

Boards without grooves for use as cover boards Lifecycle boards are also available without edge grooves for use as fascia cover boards to hide the sub structure. The boards may be directly fixed with 4 x 60mm A4 stainless steel screws. The spacing between the screws should not exceed 300 mm. Allow a 6 mm (min.) gap between the bottom of the fascia and the ground for drainage. Allow also a 6 mm gap between the end of fascia and any fixed vertical walls. Mitre the ends of the boards for perfect joints.

406 mm Geradeauslauf400mm

304 mm Geradeauslauf300mm

0%

1-1,5%

HartmetallbestücktesSägeblatt mit wenigerals 20 Zähnen.

THE BEST LOOKING WOOD COMPOSITE DECKING

Lifecycle by UPM ProFi

Highest quality and yet best for the environmentWhilst Lifecycle by UPM ProFi offers all the beauty of a hardwood deck, it does so in an ecologically sustainable manner. 95 % of the materials used to manufacture the boards are recycled, including the oak fibres and plastic polymers. Giving these high quality materials a second life reduces landfill and waste incineration. No PVC is used in the manufacture of Lifecycle by UPM ProFi, and the material is itself fully recyclable.

Minimum maintenance Lifecycle by UPM ProFi requires no annual sanding, varnishing or staining. While most spills and stains can be wiped off easily, periodic cleaning with a jet wash is recommended (max. 90 bar, minimum distance 25 cm). The boards have been designed to weather slightly to their natural patina over the first six months after installation.

Ease of installationConventional wood working tools can be used to cut, drill and shape boards. Fast installation is guaranteed with no splitting, warping of other traditional timber defects. As a solid material, Lifecycle by UPM ProFi can be directly screwed, but is designed to be installed with a hidden clip system.

Hard wearing, high friction, splinter-free with a natural feelThe embossed wood grain surface offers good friction whether wet or dry. Being splinter-free, Lifecycle by UPM ProFi is ideal for bare feet. Despite being hard wearing, the boards feel great to the touch. As with all materials, dark colours absorb heat more readily than light colours. Desert Sand is particularly suitable for southern facing decks in hotter countries.

For full information concerning Lifecycle by UPM ProFi properties, guarantee,

installation, maintenance and much more, please visit www.upmprofi.com or contact

your local distributor.

Colours Profile

DESERT SAND TIGERWOOD WALNUT

LOW MAINTENANCE

SPLINTER FREE& WARM TO

TOUCH

DURABLE & UV RESISTANT

HARD WEARING HIGH FRICTION SURFACE

HELPING THE ENVIRONMENT

EASY TO WORKQUICK TO INSTALL

137 mm

Profile also available without grooves for use as cover boards.

UNIQUE stain resistant surface

>95%

Length: 4 metres

CYC

EN

1/

2013

www.upmprofi.com

25 mm

Available in three colours: dark Walnut, golden Tigerwood or

sun-bleached Desert Sand. All the boards feature natural looking

streaks and veins, making each deck a unique living surface.

Real oak made even strongerAmerican red and white oak fibres are heat treated, encapsulated

in a hard polymer shell, and then allowed to cool naturally.

Although this patented process takes longer than typical WPC

production, it produces an exceptionally stable solid board that is

protected to the core. Compared to traditional WPC boards, the

closed surface is also more resistant to oil spills and stains.

Lifecycle by UPM ProFi is manufactured in USA and it is backed by

a manufacturer’s 25 year guarantee.

FINE GRAIN, RICH &

LUXURIOUS WOOD TONES

Lifecycle by UPM ProFi has the same luxurious look and feel as a real hard-wood deck, and yet will keep its looks year after year with minimal maintenance.

Compared to installing a timber deck, no special skills or tools are needed with Lifecycle by UPM ProFi. However, it is important to follow

the instructions carefully. Failure to do so may lead to reduced product performance and will invalidate the manufacturer’s guarantee.

If you are in doubt, please contact your UPM ProFi distributor’s representative and / or visit www.upmprofi.com for further information.

Thermal expansion gapsUnlike timber, Lifecycle by UPM ProFi will not swell and shrink from moisture absorption. However, composite deck boards will expand and contract slightly along their length with changes in temperature. Lifecycle Boards installed during the early spring or winter, (i.e. when the boards are cold), will expand as the weather warms up. Expansion gaps must be left at the ends of the deck boards, whether it is where the ends of two boards meet, or where the end of a board is laid up to a wall or other fixed surface.

A detailed expansion table can be found on the Technical Data Sheet. (Downloadable from www.upmprofi.com) However, a rough guide is to leave a 6 mm gap at the ends of 4 metre long boards if installed Central European spring temperatures (material temperatures approx. 20°C to 30°C). Boards installed in hot weather require shorter gaps, as they will shrink when they cool. The amount of expansion per degree change in temperature is proportional to the length of a board. Random staggering of joints as is often made with a timber deck is not recommended. The expansion gaps can be made into part of the deck design: see the refer-ence photos on www.upmprofi.com

Equalising the boards temperature before cutting and installationTo ensure that all deck boards are at the same temperature when cutting and installing, it is important to open the pack and spread the boards out before starting to install. Cutting of the boards to length should ideally be done at the same time. If the boards are not at the same temperature when cut to length, they will end up at different lengths when the temperature has equalized.

MaterialsFor each square metre of deck, approximately 7 linear metres of Lifecycle boards are needed and slightly more than 20 fixing clips. (actual amount depends on deck size). High quality stainless steel screws should be used. A2 is sufficient for normal locations, but A4 should be used where there is an increased risk of corrosion. (E.g. near the sea or next to a swimming pool). Low-quality screws may cause stains on the deck.

ToolsThe following tools are recommended for building a deck out of Lifecycle by UPM ProFi: circular saw (carbide tipped blade with more than 20 teeth is recommended), power screw driver, rubber mallet, spirit level, and a tape measure. To avoid marking the boards, only use blue chalk when drawing cutting lines. As with any building project, proper eye, ear and lung protection equipment should be used. Always follow local building and safety codes.

Inclination and ventilationLifecycle by UPM ProFi boards can be installed horizontally with no incline. However, install-ing the boards at a gradient (eg between 1 & 1,5%) results in faster deck drying and the run-off rainwater will help to wash away dust. It also minimises the risk of water stains. In all cases the ground surface under the deck should have sufficient drainage and all the deck surfaces should be well ventilated.

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Sub-structureLifecycle by UPM ProFi may be installed on timber joists or UPM ProFi Support Rail. In either case the base on which they are installed should be level, stable, and incorpo-rate an incline to facilitate drainage. Typical base types are concrete blocks, impacted stones, or concrete. The joists must be suitably anchored to the base to prevent move-ment of the deck during its lifetime. Building regulations should be followed, and special-ist advice should be sought for roof terraces and other raised decking. The joists should be parallel to the direction of drainage

The distance between support rails or joists must not exceed 400 mm (300 mm when laying the boards diagonally to the joist). If using UPM ProFi Support Rails, these must only be installed on hard flat surfaces. Lifecycle must not be used above ground floor applications, unless built on a solid load bearing surface: e.g. a concrete balcony or roof terrace.

Please note the maximum recommended overhang of a board end is 38 mm.

Fixing deck boardsLifecycle by UPM ProFi boards have edge grooves to allow the use of a clip system for hidden fastening. When laying the first board, a clip should be screwed onto each joist.

The deck board groove can then be slid into the clip tabs. Additional clips should then be slid in the groove of the other edge of the deck board, and screwed to the joists. The process is then repeated until the last board.

To ensure rectangular terraces, make sure that the first board is aligned perfectly straight and that all other boards are pressed firmly against the clips. Clamps or tension belts may be used to get uniform gap sizes.

If the first or last boards are screwed directly onto the joists, use 4 x 60mm A4 stainless steel screws, and place1mm thick spacers under these boards to ensure an even height. The screw head can be hidden by the following method: Counter-sink the screw into the board by 6 mm. With a thumb, push the displaced decking material over the hole left by the trim head screw. Tap with a rubber mallet, this will cover the trim head screw with decking material. Please note that this cover may be damaged by high pressure water jets.

Lifecycle Deck by UPM ProFi is protected to the core, and can be cut and moulded as needed. The exposed surfaces will weather over time to match the other surfaces.

Joining ends of boardsWhen two boards are laid end to end, two joists (or support rails) must be used where they meet, and separate Fastening Clips must be fixed to each joist (or support rail). An expansion gap should be left (see note on Thermal expansion gaps above)

Boards without grooves for use as cover boards Lifecycle boards are also available without edge grooves for use as fascia cover boards to hide the sub structure. The boards may be directly fixed with 4 x 60mm A4 stainless steel screws. The spacing between the screws should not exceed 300 mm. Allow a 6 mm (min.) gap between the bottom of the fascia and the ground for drainage. Allow also a 6 mm gap between the end of fascia and any fixed vertical walls. Mitre the ends of the boards for perfect joints.

406 mm Geradeauslauf400mm

304 mm Geradeauslauf300mm

0%

1-1,5%

HartmetallbestücktesSägeblatt mit wenigerals 20 Zähnen.

Available in three colours: dark Walnut, golden Tigerwood or

sun-bleached Desert Sand. All the boards feature natural looking

streaks and veins, making each deck a unique living surface.

Real oak made even strongerAmerican red and white oak fibres are heat treated, encapsulated

in a hard polymer shell, and then allowed to cool naturally.

Although this patented process takes longer than typical WPC

production, it produces an exceptionally stable solid board that is

protected to the core. Compared to traditional WPC boards, the

closed surface is also more resistant to oil spills and stains.

Lifecycle by UPM ProFi is manufactured in USA and it is backed by

a manufacturer’s 25 year guarantee.

FINE GRAIN, RICH &

LUXURIOUS WOOD TONES

Lifecycle by UPM ProFi has the same luxurious look and feel as a real hard-wood deck, and yet will keep its looks year after year with minimal maintenance.

Compared to installing a timber deck, no special skills or tools are needed with Lifecycle by UPM ProFi. However, it is important to follow

the instructions carefully. Failure to do so may lead to reduced product performance and will invalidate the manufacturer’s guarantee.

If you are in doubt, please contact your UPM ProFi distributor’s representative and / or visit www.upmprofi.com for further information.

Thermal expansion gapsUnlike timber, Lifecycle by UPM ProFi will not swell and shrink from moisture absorption. However, composite deck boards will expand and contract slightly along their length with changes in temperature. Lifecycle Boards installed during the early spring or winter, (i.e. when the boards are cold), will expand as the weather warms up. Expansion gaps must be left at the ends of the deck boards, whether it is where the ends of two boards meet, or where the end of a board is laid up to a wall or other fixed surface.

A detailed expansion table can be found on the Technical Data Sheet. (Downloadable from www.upmprofi.com) However, a rough guide is to leave a 6 mm gap at the ends of 4 metre long boards if installed Central European spring temperatures (material temperatures approx. 20°C to 30°C). Boards installed in hot weather require shorter gaps, as they will shrink when they cool. The amount of expansion per degree change in temperature is proportional to the length of a board. Random staggering of joints as is often made with a timber deck is not recommended. The expansion gaps can be made into part of the deck design: see the refer-ence photos on www.upmprofi.com

Equalising the boards temperature before cutting and installationTo ensure that all deck boards are at the same temperature when cutting and installing, it is important to open the pack and spread the boards out before starting to install. Cutting of the boards to length should ideally be done at the same time. If the boards are not at the same temperature when cut to length, they will end up at different lengths when the temperature has equalized.

MaterialsFor each square metre of deck, approximately 7 linear metres of Lifecycle boards are needed and slightly more than 20 fixing clips. (actual amount depends on deck size). High quality stainless steel screws should be used. A2 is sufficient for normal locations, but A4 should be used where there is an increased risk of corrosion. (E.g. near the sea or next to a swimming pool). Low-quality screws may cause stains on the deck.

ToolsThe following tools are recommended for building a deck out of Lifecycle by UPM ProFi: circular saw (carbide tipped blade with more than 20 teeth is recommended), power screw driver, rubber mallet, spirit level, and a tape measure. To avoid marking the boards, only use blue chalk when drawing cutting lines. As with any building project, proper eye, ear and lung protection equipment should be used. Always follow local building and safety codes.

Inclination and ventilationLifecycle by UPM ProFi boards can be installed horizontally with no incline. However, install-ing the boards at a gradient (eg between 1 & 1,5%) results in faster deck drying and the run-off rainwater will help to wash away dust. It also minimises the risk of water stains. In all cases the ground surface under the deck should have sufficient drainage and all the deck surfaces should be well ventilated.

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Sub-structureLifecycle by UPM ProFi may be installed on timber joists or UPM ProFi Support Rail. In either case the base on which they are installed should be level, stable, and incorpo-rate an incline to facilitate drainage. Typical base types are concrete blocks, impacted stones, or concrete. The joists must be suitably anchored to the base to prevent move-ment of the deck during its lifetime. Building regulations should be followed, and special-ist advice should be sought for roof terraces and other raised decking. The joists should be parallel to the direction of drainage

The distance between support rails or joists must not exceed 400 mm (300 mm when laying the boards diagonally to the joist). If using UPM ProFi Support Rails, these must only be installed on hard flat surfaces. Lifecycle must not be used above ground floor applications, unless built on a solid load bearing surface: e.g. a concrete balcony or roof terrace.

Please note the maximum recommended overhang of a board end is 38 mm.

Fixing deck boardsLifecycle by UPM ProFi boards have edge grooves to allow the use of a clip system for hidden fastening. When laying the first board, a clip should be screwed onto each joist.

The deck board groove can then be slid into the clip tabs. Additional clips should then be slid in the groove of the other edge of the deck board, and screwed to the joists. The process is then repeated until the last board.

To ensure rectangular terraces, make sure that the first board is aligned perfectly straight and that all other boards are pressed firmly against the clips. Clamps or tension belts may be used to get uniform gap sizes.

If the first or last boards are screwed directly onto the joists, use 4 x 60mm A4 stainless steel screws, and place1mm thick spacers under these boards to ensure an even height. The screw head can be hidden by the following method: Counter-sink the screw into the board by 6 mm. With a thumb, push the displaced decking material over the hole left by the trim head screw. Tap with a rubber mallet, this will cover the trim head screw with decking material. Please note that this cover may be damaged by high pressure water jets.

Lifecycle Deck by UPM ProFi is protected to the core, and can be cut and moulded as needed. The exposed surfaces will weather over time to match the other surfaces.

Joining ends of boardsWhen two boards are laid end to end, two joists (or support rails) must be used where they meet, and separate Fastening Clips must be fixed to each joist (or support rail). An expansion gap should be left (see note on Thermal expansion gaps above)

Boards without grooves for use as cover boards Lifecycle boards are also available without edge grooves for use as fascia cover boards to hide the sub structure. The boards may be directly fixed with 4 x 60mm A4 stainless steel screws. The spacing between the screws should not exceed 300 mm. Allow a 6 mm (min.) gap between the bottom of the fascia and the ground for drainage. Allow also a 6 mm gap between the end of fascia and any fixed vertical walls. Mitre the ends of the boards for perfect joints.

406 mm Geradeauslauf400mm

304 mm Geradeauslauf300mm

0%

1-1,5%

HartmetallbestücktesSägeblatt mit wenigerals 20 Zähnen.

THE BEST LOOKING WOOD COMPOSITE DECKING

Lifecycle by UPM ProFi

Highest quality and yet best for the environmentWhilst Lifecycle by UPM ProFi offers all the beauty of a hardwood deck, it does so in an ecologically sustainable manner. 95 % of the materials used to manufacture the boards are recycled, including the oak fibres and plastic polymers. Giving these high quality materials a second life reduces landfill and waste incineration. No PVC is used in the manufacture of Lifecycle by UPM ProFi, and the material is itself fully recyclable.

Minimum maintenance Lifecycle by UPM ProFi requires no annual sanding, varnishing or staining. While most spills and stains can be wiped off easily, periodic cleaning with a jet wash is recommended (max. 90 bar, minimum distance 25 cm). The boards have been designed to weather slightly to their natural patina over the first six months after installation.

Ease of installationConventional wood working tools can be used to cut, drill and shape boards. Fast installation is guaranteed with no splitting, warping of other traditional timber defects. As a solid material, Lifecycle by UPM ProFi can be directly screwed, but is designed to be installed with a hidden clip system.

Hard wearing, high friction, splinter-free with a natural feelThe embossed wood grain surface offers good friction whether wet or dry. Being splinter-free, Lifecycle by UPM ProFi is ideal for bare feet. Despite being hard wearing, the boards feel great to the touch. As with all materials, dark colours absorb heat more readily than light colours. Desert Sand is particularly suitable for southern facing decks in hotter countries.

For full information concerning Lifecycle by UPM ProFi properties, guarantee,

installation, maintenance and much more, please visit www.upmprofi.com or contact

your local distributor.

Colours Profile

DESERT SAND TIGERWOOD WALNUT

LOW MAINTENANCE

SPLINTER FREE& WARM TO

TOUCH

DURABLE & UV RESISTANT

HARD WEARING HIGH FRICTION SURFACE

HELPING THE ENVIRONMENT

EASY TO WORKQUICK TO INSTALL

137 mm

Profile also available without grooves for use as cover boards.

UNIQUE stain resistant surface

>95%

Length: 4 metres

CYC

EN

1/

2013

www.upmprofi.com

25 mm