Platonium 11 is a profile suitable for concealed fastening. The extended tongue of the P11 provides space for a screw or nail, which is covered by the groove of the next board. The result is a façade with no visible screw or nail holes. The reverse side of Platowood Spruce Platonium 11 can be identified by a marking, either a perforation line or a groove.
| Profile | Tongue and groove for blind fastening | |
| Optional | Fine-sawn facing side | |
| Application | Horizontal + vertical | |
| Lengths | Fraké 185-545 cm1 - Poplar 105-415 cm1 - Spruce 360-540cm1 | |
| Sizes | Thickness x width: | Working size:* |
| 20 x 90 mm | 70+4 mm | |
| 20 x 115 mm | 95+4 mm | |
| 20 x 140 mm | 120+4 mm | |
| 20 x 185 mm (Fraké and Spruce) | 165+4 mm | |
*Working dimension: the covering product dimension plus the spacing to be applied gives the total effective dimension.
Custom dimensions available on request.
The prices of our wood depend on the cross-section, profile, and finish. Platowood works exclusively with a dealer network, who set their own prices. For current retail prices, you can contact your nearest dealer.
For all available lengths of our wood, we recommend checking our dimensions and profile overview.
Platowood Fraké and Poplar are both double-sided usable, but this is not the case with Platowood Spruce.
For spruce, the oldest growth rings—marked with a scoring roller—must be installed on the back side of the façade. Due to fluctuations in the weather, spruce can start to delaminate, meaning the growth rings separate from each other. By placing the youngest ring on the outside, any delamination remains invisible.