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Nutec Fibre Cement shapes with waterjet cutting

Updated: Jun 3, 2020

Waterjet cutting is widely known for its ability to cut virtually any material to near net shape. When it comes to Nutec fibre-cement manufactured by Everite Building Products, Waterjet cutting is precise and accurate and retains the quality and inherent strength of Nutec.

Nutec Fibre Cement boards are used in a variety of applications ranging from internal and external ceilings, wall cladding and fascia boards to a variety of purpose designed façade applications. When greater aesthetic and functional solutions are sought, waterjet cutting intricate shapes and designs to the Nutec board provides a new dimension to application possibilities.


Design and installation considerations:

Virtually any type of pattern can be replicated with waterjet cutting of Nutec fibre-cement products. As each is made to order, it is recommended to consult Everite during the design stage. Important considerations will be the nature of the pattern or design; how the finished product will be installed – framed or frameless (self-supporting), fixing points and quantity.


Application possibilities:

Application possibilities are limitless, from simple lattice designs to trendy façade solar screens, Nutec fibre-cement products provide the ideal substrate when functional and aesthetic criteria need to be met.



Sunscreen / privacy screen waterjet cut pattern to Nutec fibre-cement - a striking façade to this upmarket home.  Design by: Studious Architects, Centurion
Sunscreen / privacy screen waterjet cut pattern to Nutec fibre-cement - a striking façade to this upmarket home. Design by: Studious Architects, Centurion

Student residence accommodation featuring shaped waterjet cut Nutec Ceilings to passages.
Student residence accommodation featuring shaped waterjet cut Nutec Ceilings to passages.

Nutec waterjet cut slatted duct covers to ventilation and service shaft.
Nutec waterjet cut slatted duct covers to ventilation and service shaft.

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