Posted: Thu Sep 15, 2011 12:31 am
SD - you might want to look at the processes around staypak, compreg and other forms of stabilised wood. There are a number of US companies who may offer information, but there's no-one in the UK : (
This is a helpful paper: http://www.fpl.fs.fed.us/documnts/pdf20 ... ach002.pdf
CO - I don't think what you are considering is so different from the co-extruded films. They are OK, but the wood doesn't come through the covering in the same way (if that make sense).
In terms of what is achievable, I don't know if this company would be open to taking around the issue: http://www.scapa.com/en/SpecialistFilms
This is a helpful paper: http://www.fpl.fs.fed.us/documnts/pdf20 ... ach002.pdf
CO - I don't think what you are considering is so different from the co-extruded films. They are OK, but the wood doesn't come through the covering in the same way (if that make sense).
In terms of what is achievable, I don't know if this company would be open to taking around the issue: http://www.scapa.com/en/SpecialistFilms
I know of a couple of manufacturers that LOVE this crap...I just haven't figured it out yet.