Glued laminated timber

Glued laminated timber is a high-quality and multifunctional building wood material, made by gluing wooden fragments (lamellas).

The most important advantage of glued laminated timber in comparison with solid wood is the ability to obtain a building material with predictable properties in strength and visual quality, due to the optimization of lumber for external defects. The boards selected and spliced along the length are called lamellas.

Areas of use: In wooden house construction for the manufacture of truss systems, floor beams and other load-bearing elements.

Cross section*: from 60x100 mm to 600x220 mm
Length: 6-13 m
Wood species: Pine / Spruce
Moisture: 12±2%
Strength class: GL 28 (h, c)
Emission class: E1
Reaction to fire: D-s2, d0
Adhesive: Type I

* Note: Other sizes can be manufactured on order.