Load bearing timber product according to DIN EN 14080 made from several finger-jointed boards that are glued together. Formaldehyde-free adhesives are used in glue joints. Maximum moisture content allowed is 15 %. The strength of individual boards is 6 mm at minimum and does not exceed 45 mm.
Glued laminated timber (also called “Glulam”) according to DIN EN 14080 is a widely used and broadly applicable product. It has been used in timber construction for over a century and is widely appreciated for its high dimensional stability and high quality. Glued laminated timber consists of at least two boards, glued together and finger-jointed in longitudinal direction. It differs from glued solid timber insofar that individual boards do not exceed strengths of 45 mm. Additionally, it can be produced in practically limitless dimensions, reaching heights of several meters and spans of 30 meters and more.
Glued laminated timber is produced according to DIN EN 14080 of spruce in industrial and visual quality.
since 1985
