Glued beams
Glued beams are made of high-quality, smooth, dry lamellas. This allows the production of glued beams up to 30 meters long, which opens up wide possibilities in architectural and structural terms.
Glued beams from the manufacturer
Glued timber is a material made of wood made by gluing together into a beam of defect—free boards spliced along the length. Glued laminated timber is a multicomponent material. It is the multicomponence that compensates for the main disadvantages of wood. The main advantage is minimal deformation, which should provide the house with a slight shrinkage. And this is really true: the walls of houses made of glued beams do not walk and do not breathe, like, for example, the walls of a log cabin.
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Advantages
The production of our structures is carried out using modern technologies and new European equipment
- EnduranceThe structure of the glued structural timber has high strength and is able to withstand significant weight loads.
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Thermal insulation
The structure of the wood has a low thermal conductivity, due to which the glued beam can be an enclosing structure of walls and roofs. - MountingHaving high strength characteristics, this material is lighter than metal and reinforced concrete structures, and the process of its installation is as simple as possible.
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Fire resistance
High fire resistance, lack of fluidity and preservation of structural strength when heated glued wooden beams are greater than those of metal and reinforced concrete structures.
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