Screenwood offers complete solution at St Stephen’s Hospital

March 1st, 2015

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Screenwood ceiling panels were installed along the vast entryway corridor including the reception and waiting room.

Combined with natural light and a fresh colour pallet, the space, designed by Conrad Gargett Architects, is inviting and practical. Supplied in Western Red Cedar with a tinted coating, the Screenwood linear timber modules enhance the area while providing acoustic amenity for the patients and staff.

Offering a complete solution, Screenwood is PEFC certified, acoustically rated, fire and VOC tested and made in Australia. Supplied in a range of timber species, profiles and coatings, Screenwood is ideal for any project from commercial and educational to health and hospitality fitouts.

Photo: Christopher Frederick Jones Photography

Project: St Stephen’s Hospital, Hervy Bay QLD
Specifier:Conrad Gargett Architects
Product: Screenwood 9040 WRC 12 walnut

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