LVL

Laminated Veneer Lumber is used for construction of structures making aggregates with wood.

Laminated Veneer Lumber is used for construction of structures making aggregates with wood, and used particularly for the parts subjected to high loads such as column, and roof and floor of wooden buildings such as crossbeam. It is used after coupling of several of them to obtain thicker or stronger beams, easy to handle due to the relatively light weight, and can be used at any places requiring light weight and high strength such as concrete molds. Its tree species is Northern lodgepole pine characterized by dense annual rings, small knots and low shrinkage and expansion.

About LVL

2.0e 3100 Fb	- 1³⁄₄” and 3¹⁄₂” thick in I-Joist and lumber compatible depths to 24” deep
1.9e 3000 Fb	- 1³⁄₄” thick in I-Joist and lumber compatible depths to 24” deep
1.8e 3000 Fb	- 1¹⁄₂”, 1³⁄₄”, and 3¹⁄₂” thick in I-Joist and lumber compatible depths to 18”. (1³⁄₄” and 3¹⁄₂” to 24”)

Production standard

Thickness	1.5”	1.75”
Width	5.5”	7.25”	9.25”	9.5”	11.88”	14”
Width	16”	18”	18.75”	24”	648”
Length	We can manufacture length from a minimum of 10' to a maximum of 60' (2'increments). Each piece may be overlength by 4" to 6"

Width 48" (most economical) but alternatively for higher prices we make North American sizing of 5.5", 7.25", 9.25", 9.5", 11.88", 14", 16", 18", 18.75", 24"
We can produce a "Waxed" product (Weather shielding for the construction phase);
or non -wax (Turning off the wax requires a large size run of approx. 10 container minimum)

Certificate

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