Certified Painted Panel
Certified Painted Panel, CMP, is a system for quality assurance of industrially surface-treated cladding. The CMP system ensures high demands on the wood raw material, paint, moisture content, and the industrial surface treatment process so that the cladding is optimally adapted to future function.
Cost & time
CMP-approved cladding is ready for installation and, at most, needs to be top-coated once or twice, depending on the surface treatment class used. This saves the client the cost of paint and the time to perform the painting, while achieving a better result. Through industrial painting, the wood is protected before installation, which makes the choice of when to finish painting the facade flexible.
Due to the high quality requirements for CMP-approved cladding, the maintenance intervals on the external wood facade are extended, provided that correct installation and finishing are performed. A reduced number of maintenance efforts during the facade's lifespan is crucial for the total economy of the investment and something that should be considered when choosing facade material.
Security
CMP-approved cladding is marked individually to inform about what additional work is needed for a complete paint system and facade material. Each cladding is marked with surface treatment class, certificate number, and traceability number, which assures the client of correct manufacturing with clear traceability from manufacturing to end customer.
Environment & quality
The fact that the paint on a wood facade accounts for a large part of the emissions motivates increased use of industrially painted external cladding, as the process optimizes the amount of paint to meet the functional requirements placed on the product while minimizing waste. By applying paint under optimal industrial conditions, the maintenance intervals are extended, and the total climate impact can be further reduced.
By using CMP-approved cladding, it is guaranteed that the painting is carried out on clean and dry wood surfaces from timber that has been sawn a maximum of four weeks before the painting is carried out. During the time between sawing and painting, and after painting, the cladding is stored five-sided covered, under a roof protected against precipitation, sunlight, dirt, and ground moisture. The wood raw material for CMP-approved cladding is of higher quality than ordinary external cladding.
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