The manufacturing process is organised as a single production sequence, from timber drying and preparation to final machining, installation of embedded components and surface finishing. Each operation is checked for parameters that affect the geometry, strength and service life of the finished products.
Manufacturing Process
Glulam manufacturing follows a sequential process, with key parameters checked at every stage. All operations are carried out in accordance with the project documentation and specified tolerances.
Key manufacturing stages: • Timber drying • Calibration, grading and finger-jointing • Bonding into glulam members • Final calibration • Installation of embedded components • Surface finishing
We work with structural design documentation and detailed drawings for glulam structures, supporting their accurate implementation in manufacturing. Solutions take manufacturing technology, tolerances and installation requirements into account.
Design work includes reviewing structural geometry, connections and loads. Where appropriate, we propose technical options for connection details and adapt the project to manufacturing constraints without changing the structural calculation scheme.
Engineering Partnership
For projects involving complex geometry, Lesmarket collaborates with Neformat Engineers, partners in algorithmic design, digital manufacturing and robotics.
For a decorative glulam column developed jointly, Lesmarket manufactured the glulam blank. The complex surface geometry was machined using a robotic milling machine located at Neformat Engineers’ facility.