AS/NZS 2269.1:2012 Plywood - Structural - Part 1: Determination of structural properties - Test methods

Abbreviation: AS/NZS 2269.1:2012
Valid from: 24/10/2012
Replaces: AS/NZS 2269.1:2008,

Information provider: Standards New Zealand,
Author: Standards New Zealand, Standards Australia
Information type: New Zealand Standard,

Description

This Standard specifies test methods for evaluating the mechanical properties of structural plywood in both panel dimensions, that is, parallel to and perpendicular to the grain of the face veneer.

The test methods described are intended to simulate in-service conditions for plywood.

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AS/NZS 2269.1:2012 Plywood - Structural - Part 1: Determination of structural properties - Test methods

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AS/NZS 2269.1:2012 Plywood - Structural - Part 1: Determination of structural properties - Test methods

Description

This Standard specifies test methods for evaluating the mechanical properties of structural plywood in both panel dimensions, that is, parallel to and perpendicular to the grain of the face veneer.

The test methods described are intended to simulate in-service conditions for plywood.

View on Information Provider website

AS/NZS 2269.1:2012 Plywood - Structural - Part 1: Determination of structural properties - Test methods

Description

This Standard specifies test methods for evaluating the mechanical properties of structural plywood in both panel dimensions, that is, parallel to and perpendicular to the grain of the face veneer.

The test methods described are intended to simulate in-service conditions for plywood.

View on Information Provider website

This resource does not cite any other resources.

AS/NZS 2269.1:2012 Plywood - Structural - Part 1: Determination of structural properties - Test methods

This resource does not CITE any other resources.

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