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EQUITONE [lunara] - Fibre Cement Rainscreen Cladding

Name: EQUITONE [lunara] - Fibre Cement Rainscreen Cladding
Brand: EQUITONE
SKU: vL9BpQK8fv8BuQxDgSwCQw

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Pebble LA20.

EQUITONE

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EPD
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ISO 9001 Quality Management
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Cradle to Cradle Certified
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EQUITONE [lunara] is a through-coloured fibre cement cladding panel, with a surface characterised by a randomised unique texture of tiny irregular elevations and depressions.

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Application

Suitable for a ventilated rainscreen cladding / facade system.

Description

EQUITONE [lunara] is a high density, fibre cement cladding material suitable for use as part of a decorative rainscreen facade system. [lunara] is a unique fibre cement panel with a raw, unpolished surface and a delicate linen touch.

Features and benefits:

Fire Classification A2-s1,d0.
Sound insulating.
Resistant to extreme temperatures and frost.
Water resistant (if in compliance with application guideline).
Resistant to many living organisms (fungi, bacteria, insects, vermin, etc).
Resistant to many chemicals.
Environmentally friendly, no harmful gas emissions.
Material appearance due to transparent coating.
Strong, rigid panels.
EPD available.

General information

Color	Grey Brown Other Manufacturer guidance Available in 2 colours: Pebble LA20 Hessian LA60
Finish	Textured Manufacturer guidance A unique, non-repeating surface structure of unpolished fibre cement with a delicate linen touch.
Material	Fibre cement Manufacturer guidance Fibre cement - made of water, Portland cement, cellulose and natural minerals.
Shape	Rectangle Manufacturer guidance EQUITONE [lunara] can be easily cut in many shapes and sizes.
Length	2500 mm 3050 mm
Width	1220 mm

Uniclass	Pr_25_71_11_25 Fibre-reinforced cement boardsPrimary Ss_25_20_70_25 Drained and back-ventilated rainscreen cladding systems Ss_25_20_70_65 Pressure equalized rainscreen cladding systems Ss_25_20_15_16 Concrete panel cladding systems
CAWS	H30/110 Fibre cement H30/120 Fibre cement H20/10 Sheet cladding H20/155 Sheet cladding (attached to timber battens) H92/120 Rainscreen cladding H20/150 Sheet cladding (attached to metal support systems)

Specification data - Fibre-reinforced cement boards

Standard	To EN 12467, EN 15804.
Fire rating	To EN 13501-1, A2-s1,d0.
Weather resistance	To BS EN 12467, category A. Manufacturer guidance Resistant to extreme temperatures, frost, and is water resistant (if in compliance with application guidelines).
Bending strength	To BS EN 12467, Class 5.
Sheet size	-
Nominal thickness	10 mm.
Length	2500 mm. 3050 mm.
Width	1220 mm.
Edges	Fitted with a decorative trim profile. Open joints.
Colour	Pebble LA20.
Execution	- Manufacturer guidance Face Fix with either Rivet or Screw and Mechanical Secret Fix (MSF).

Surface texture	Unique surface texture of rough, unpolished fibre cement with a delicate linen touch.
Joint size	8–12 mm.
Durability classification	To EN 12467, Category A.
Apparent density	To EN 12467, 1580 kg/m³.
BendingStrength	To BS EN 12467, 32 N/mm² (perpendicular); 22 N/mm² (parallel).
WaterImpermeability	To EN 12467, pass.
Freeze-thaw resistance	To EN 12467, pass. Manufacturer guidance Freeze Thaw Test Category A Panel.
Movement	0.01 mm/Mk. Manufacturer guidance Thermal movement.
ThermalConductivity	0.39 W/Mk.

Sustainability data

Country of product manufacture	Belgium
Material	Fibre cement Manufacturer guidance Fibre cement - made of water, Portland cement, cellulose and natural minerals.
Embodied carbon A1-A3 (production stage) as defined in BS EN 15804	1.86 kg CO₂ eq/m²
Recyclability	Expected lifetime of 50 years or more Manufacturer guidance With an expected lifetime of 50 years or more, EQUITONE panels often outlast the building lifetime. They are designed for disassembly with reversible fixation systems, allowing reuse in facade cladding or other applications. All EQUITONE waste generated in the production phase is recycled in material loops, such as transportation to the cement kiln, where it is reactivated.