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ÖNORM EN 13017-2

Issue date: 2001 04 01

Solid wood panels - Classification by surface appearance - Part 2: Hardwood

This European standard specifies general requirements and appearance classes for both single layer and multi-layer solid wood panels, the latter with a minimum thickness of the outer layers of 3,5 mm, manufactured from hardwood species.

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General information on ÖNORM EN 13017-2

Format

Paper | 7 Pages

Language

German | English | Download GER/ENG

Publisher

Austrian Standards International

Committee 087 Timber

Timeline

An overview of the development of ÖNORM EN 13017-2 from 1991 til today.

• ÖNORM EN 13353

  2022 10 15 Standard ÖNORM EN 13353, Edition: 2022 10 15

  Solid wood panels (SWP) - Requirements
• ÖNORM EN 13353

  2011 06 15 Standard ÖNORM EN 13353, Edition: 2011 06 15

  Solid wood panels (SWP) - Requirements
• ÖNORM EN 13353

  2009 01 01 Standard ÖNORM EN 13353, Edition: 2009 01 01

  Solid wood panels (SWP) - Requirements
• ÖNORM EN 13353

  2003 09 01 Standard ÖNORM EN 13353, Edition: 2003 09 01

  Solid wood panels (SWP) - Requirements
• ÖNORM B 3022/AC1

  2001 04 01 Standard ÖNORM B 3022/AC1, Edition: 2001 04 01

  Solid wood panels - Multiply layer solid wood panels - Types and requirements (Corrigendum)
• ÖNORM B 3021/AC1

  2001 04 01 Standard ÖNORM B 3021/AC1, Edition: 2001 04 01

  Solid wood panels - Single layer solid wood panels - Types and requirements (Corrigendum)
• ÖNORM EN 13017-2

  2001 04 01 Standard ÖNORM EN 13017-2, Edition: 2001 04 01

  Solid wood panels - Classification by surface appearance - Part 2: Hardwood
• ÖNORM B 3021

  1991 03 01 Standard ÖNORM B 3021, Edition: 1991 03 01

  Solid wood panels - Single layer solid wood panels - Types and requirements - Marking of conformity
• ÖNORM B 3022

  1991 03 01 Standard ÖNORM B 3022, Edition: 1991 03 01

  Solid wood panels - Multiply layer solid wood panels, types and requirements - Marking of conformity...

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