View Full Version : MDF VJ Sheeting in Melbourne?
OBBob
3rd July 2007, 03:22 PM
Hi All
Does anyone know where you can get this sort of product in Melbourne?
This example comes from QLD and costs hundereds to ship down, which screws up the price. I have found one similar one in Melbourne but it was more expensive that this version including the shipping!!
Any ideas? Otherwise I will have to either use standard pine panelling or make my own mdf version with a router.
http://buybuildingsupplies.com.au/wall-cladding-ozbuild-vj-sheeting-c-386_927.html
Thanks.
martrix
3rd July 2007, 06:58 PM
Hi, haven't bought any myself but I am sure someone will have it. Try these.
<LI class=gold>Plyco
http://yellowpages.com.au/images/ico_f1_h.gif Advice To Public - Cut To Size - Delivery - Trade Discounts
178 Grange Rd Fairfield VIC 3078
ph: (03) 9499 4997
<LI class=almostFree id=flag_2>Melboard Hallam
http://yellowpages.com.au/images/ico_f2.gif 92 Melverton Drv Hallam VIC 3803
ph: (03) 9796 3900
<LI class=free id=flag_2>Melboards
http://yellowpages.com.au/images/ico_f2.gif 92 Melverton Drv Hallam VIC 3803
ph: (03) 9796 3900
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<LI class=free id=flag_3>Melbourne Wood Panels Pty Ltd
http://yellowpages.com.au/images/ico_f3.gif 87 Northgate Drv Thomastown VIC 3074
ph: (03) 9464 1333
<LI class=free id=flag_4>Nover
http://yellowpages.com.au/images/ico_f4.gif 30 Jersey Rd Bayswater VIC 3153
ph: (03) 9729 0666
<LI class=free id=flag_5>Plyboard Distributors
http://yellowpages.com.au/images/ico_f5.gif 192 Princes Hwy Dandenong VIC 3175
ph: (03) 9793 4233
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<LI class=free>Tasmanian Wood Panels (Manufacturing) Pty Ltd
14- 16 Dunstans Crt Keon Park VIC 3073
ph: (03) 9469 2114
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<LI class=free>Timber Panel Products Pty Ltd
21 Southfork Drv Kilsyth South VIC 3137
ph: (03) 9761 5966
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<LI class=free>Timber Panel Products Pty Ltd
21. Southfork Drv Kilsyth South VIC 3137
ph: (03) 9761 5966
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<LI class=free id=flag_6>Timboard
http://yellowpages.com.au/images/ico_f6.gif Factory 1 206 Governor Rd Braeside VIC 3195
ph: (03) 9580 5414
scooter
3rd July 2007, 08:51 PM
OB, Bunnings has a brand called Easycraft (I think), it's a HMR MDF wall panelling, t&g edges (uses a plastic tongue). VJ & regency profiles.
Can't remember pricing.
Cheers....................Sean
OBBob
4th July 2007, 03:23 PM
Thanks
I have tried a number of the board manufacturers listed above and you'd be surprised how many don't even know the product exists! Others will make it ... for a fee.
Easycraft is also from QLD and my Bunnings don't actually stock it, so the order in price is just as bad.
There must be a lot more use of this panneling in old qld houses??
Thansk again.
A router and a template is looking good!
ormeau
5th July 2007, 10:48 AM
Try Laminex Industries on 132 136.
They sell an MDF sheet with V grooves at about 100mm centres.
Sheet size is 2400x1200. Not sure if you can get longer sizes.
If you want something custom made, try contacting a vinyl door manufacturer. They have overhead CNC routers for doing such work. A few to try in Melbourne would be:
Nu Door Ph: 9333 8777
Janper Doors Ph: 9720 0533
Albedor Ph: 9761 6330
ex-chippie
5th July 2007, 12:34 PM
Hi OBbob,
try the Australian moulding co. out at Bayswater Nth on 97615456 or online at www.australianmoulding.com (http://www.australianmoulding.com) . They have the regency profile online but my experiance tells me they are the ones to try with helpfull staff fair prices and good turnaround times! :2tsup:
Best of luck,
Jason.
mydreamhouse07
18th July 2007, 10:06 PM
Hi There,theyre Selling Some Of This On Ebay....
OBBob
19th July 2007, 10:07 AM
Thanks guys
For a final update, I ended up doing it myself. I have used the normal pine lining before and it was no harder to rout all the grooves in the MDF sheet once I had set up a good template. It was also significantly cheaper and I wont have issues with joins opening and closing with the weather.
Thanks for the help.
pawnhead
20th July 2007, 09:48 AM
I know that I've missed the boat, but just a mention that you can get a VJ sheet called HardiGroove (http://www.jameshardie.com.au/Products/InternalLinings/HardiGrooveLining/). I don't know how the price compares to MDF, but I'd imagine that most hardwares could get it in pretty easily since it comes from Hardies.
OBBob
20th July 2007, 12:30 PM
Thanks ... I did find that but it worked out quite expensive. I'm getting to that end of the project where you try to restrain the constant hemorrhaging of funds!! :) <?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" /><o:p></o:p>