Structural & framing timber
Description
Glued solid timber Duo and Trio glued solid timber is an element obtained by finger-jointing and bonding timber lamellas; the product is made by cross-gluing 2 to 5 lamellas of between 45 mm and 80 mm in thickness. The moisture content of the boards is between 11 and 15%. FEATURES 2 species: Spruce and Douglas fir Standard or bespoke dimensions Few visible joints The strength class is C24 or GL24 depending on the section chosen. ADVANTAGES Planed on 4 faces with chamfered arrises PEFC certification Virtually no risk of splitting The timber will stay straight Colourless insecticide and fungicide treatment
Technical characteristics
Wood species