Structural finger jointed solid timber & GLT^®

Areas of application

• Detached houses and apartment buildings
• Multi-storey residential buildings
• Industrial and hall-type buildings

Areas of use

• Spars and purlins as roof structures
• Main beam in ceilings, also in exposed area
• Transoms and posts in lightweight timber construction
• Log house profiles
• Beam-shaped timber material for carpenters
• Substructure timber

Advantages

• High load-carrying capacity with low density
• Dimensionally stable due to technical drying
• High fire resistance and chemical resistance
• High thermal insulation properties
• Solid timber without glued joints
• Maximum safety in the finger joint due to tensile test in acc. with Austrian standard B 4125 or ETA-13/0644
• Transparent glue line in the finger joint