LINEAR

Wood planks that combine the natural beauty of wood with modern design to create an elegant product that enhances the architectural plan and allows for easy installation.

LINEAR PRODUCTS

Linear Open

Monolithic feature ceiling system with cleanly defined linear runs spaced evenly to allow for sound absorption. Sequential installation of random length planks via a barbed fastener cliprail system.

Linear Closed

Monolithic feature ceiling system with a shiplap profile and no reveals for a full-cover application. Sequential installation of random length planks via a barbed fastener cliprail system.

Linear Panelized

Panelized wood planks with multiple attachment methods and customizable layouts. Manageable module sizes for installation/maintenance with easy access to the plenum.

Linear Open Specs & Details

M (MODULE)1 4" (S)2 4" 4-1/2" 6"
W (WIDTH) 3-1/4" 3-3/4" 3-3/4" 5-1/4"
R (REVEAL) 3/4" 1/4" 3/4" 3/4"
T (THICKNESS) 3/4"
L (LENGTH) RL3
C (CONNECTION) TONGUE & GROOVE

1Custom - Custom sizes available

2S - Slim module manufactured with 3-1/4” wide slats

3FX - Random lengths (x) where 3’≤x≤10’

Linear Closed Specs & Details

M (MODULE) 4"
F (FACE)1 3-1/4"
R (RECESS) 3/4"
T (THICKNESS) 3/4"
L (LENGTH) RL2
C (CONNECTION) TONGUE & GROOVE

1Face - Face dimension includes flat surface only

2RL - Random lengths (x) where 3’≤x≤10’

Linear Panelized Specs & Details

M (MODULE)1 4" (S)2 4" 4-1/2" 6"
W (WIDTH) 3-1/4" 3-3/4" 3-3/4" 5-1/4"
R (REVEAL) 3/4" 1/4" 3/4" 3/4"
T (THICKNESS) 3/4"
L (LENGTH) FX3
P (PANEL) 12" 12" 18" 24"

1Custom - Custom sizes available

2S - Slim module manufactured with 3-1/4” wide slats

3FX - Fixed lengths of 2’ to 10’ nominal (1’ increments)

FEATURED PROJECT

2+U Qualtrics Tower

Encircling the historic Diller Building at the corner of 2nd and University in downtown Seattle rises a classically clean yet elegantly unique skyscraper. The structure houses 1,000,000 square feet of office space and peers directly over the Puget Sound. The windows reflect Seattle’s skyline while the occasional splash of wood connects the buildings to the heavily forested pacific northwest. The skyscraper – now renamed “Qualtrics Tower” – stands completed, ready to welcome occupants as the city’s downtown continues to evolve.

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Linear Closed

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COMPARISON TABLE

Dimensions Accessibility Attachment Acoustics Fire Performance Seismic Sustainability Material
Linear Open 3-1/4" x RL1, 3-3/4" x RL1, 5-1/4" x RL1 Access Panels Cliprail2 NRC-0.55 Class A Direct Attach4 Various6 Solid, Veneer
Linear Closed 3-3/4" x RL1 Access Panels Cliprail2 Reflective Class A Direct Attach4 Various6 Solid
Panelized Linear 12", 18", or 24" wide x 10' long Panels (1' increments) Full Woodbacker Clip3, Direct Attach4, Z-Clip5 NRC-0.55 Class A Direct Attach4 Various6 Solid, Veneer

ATTACHMENT METHODS

[S]=Seismically Compliant

2Cliprail – A mechanical fastener that utilizes barbed inserts pressed into grooves in the backs of the wood boards creating positive attachment. The clips are made of spring-steel with phosphate pre-treatment and corrosion-resistant coating.

3Woodbacker Clip – Spring clips that wrap around the woodbacker and attach to 15/16″ grid. The clips are made of spring-steel with phosphate pre-treatment and corrosion-resistant coating.

4Direct Attach [S] – Direct attachment of system to suspension system via mechanical fasteners (typically screws).

5Z-Clip– A two-part aluminum French Cleat system in which the receiving clip is attached to wall structure and the hanging clip is attached to the coresponding location on the system. Lift to disengage.

NOTES

1RL – Random length. Material supplied in random lengths from 3-10′, inclusive.

6Sustainability – Depending on the format (solid/veneer), most of the following sustainability standards/requirements can be met by Linear: HPD v1.2, FSC Mixed Credit, Indoor Advantage Gold, Recycled Content, NAF/ULEF

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