Description

Laminated timber scantlings are made up of several boards glued together to form stable pieces, ready to use and available in many species. Their design offsets the natural stresses of the wood, giving optimal dimensional stability and consistent quality, ideal for demanding industrial and craft uses. Advantages Increased dimensional stability: glued lamellas that reduce movement in the wood. Ready to use: supplied made to measure, usable straight away in the workshop. Improved productivity: optimised quantities, less waste and lower costs. Consistent quality: dry, defect-free material guaranteeing a high-end finished product. Simplified calculation: makes quotations easier (quantity, cost and production time). Species available: oak, chestnut, iroko and Scots pine Standard dimensions Lengths: from 600 to 5100 mm (depending on the species) Sections available (examples): 75×63, 86×63, 95×63, 115×63, 120×63, 125×63, 145×63 mm 75×72, 86×72, 95×72, 115×72, 120×72, 125×72, 145×72 mm 75×84, 86×84, 95×84, 125×84, 145×84 mm 75×96, 86×96, 95×96, 125×96 mm 75×100, 75×105, 75×110, 75×120, 95×92, 105×105 mm Technical properties Adhesive: D4 to EN 204 Formaldehyde: class 1 (UNE EN 13986) Moisture content: 10 ± 2 % Applications Joinery and cabinetmaking Manufacture of windows, doors and door frames High-end furniture Timber construction and stable structural elements Projects calling for precision and strength