Subcontractors often ask, how do we start with 9Wood? Here are the steps of starting with 9Wood once you have been awarded a wood ceiling.
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Repairing Veneer Delamination
Veneer delamination is a separation of the surface layer from the core material caused by a failure of the bonding adhesive between the two layers.
Repairing Surface Damage
Surface damage often takes the form of scratches, dings, splits, holes, or gouges. This video walks through the basic steps of repair.
Repairing Chip-Out & Edge Damage
Minor edge damage and chip-out are the most common type of damage we see out in the field. It disrupts the edge of a wood member and will draw the eye to the area.
Repairing Minor Scratches and Scuffs
Scratches and scuffs on wood ceilings are anything in the finish that disrupts the sheen and draw the eye to the defect. This video walks through the basic steps of repair.
An Introduction to Wood Ceiling Repair
Not stopping to fix small, cosmetic defects during wood ceiling installations can result in expensive repairs after the Punch List comes out.
What is the Difference Between Hardwood and Softwood?
Hardwood vs Softwood. Both are going to bring warmth and beauty to your space, but sometimes the terms are tossed around and it’s not clear.
The 9Wood Finishing Process
The beauty of wood is widely known with the unique character that gives it an unmatched look. The 9Wood Finishing Process is how we keep it protected.
A Story of Values with 9Wood’s Production Manager
Dave Gibson, 9Wood’s Production Manager, shares on-time performance and the company values that drive our production process.
How to Get a Custom Wood Ceiling in 3 Weeks
Leo Batenhorst, one of our founders and owners, talks about the Fast>Track program. Manufacturers in our market are focusing on providing fast wood ceilings for their customers. After five years and over 1000+ projects delivered – here is what you need to know about Fast>Track.
How to do Circular Cut-Outs for Grilles
Wood Grille Ceilings are very adaptive with other kinds of mechanical penetrations like sprinklers, speakers, or other circular cut-outs.
How to do Square Cut-Outs for Wood Grilles – 9Wood Field Guides
Grilles can be adapted to work with a lot of different mechanical penetration. This video we’ll be processing in-panel linear cut outs for 1100 series Cross Piece Grilles.
