Solid structural timber is a construction material with precisely defined product characteristics that is specifically developed for the high requirements of cutting edge timber construction. It is a technically dried, strength-graded and finger-jointed solid softwood timber product.

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
• 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
• Positive effects on climate protection due to storage of CO2
• Solid timber without glued joints
• Transparent glue line in the finger joint

SURFACE QUALITIES. Visual quality, Standard quality, Industrial quality
MAXIMUM CROSS SECTIONS. Heights: 45 to 70 mm, Widths: 100 mm to 200 mm, Lengths: Standard 13 m Specific lengths from 3 m to 13.0 m are possible
WOOD SPECIES. Spruce/Pine
CERTIFICATION. Our raw materials come from sustainable and controlled forestry
BONDING. Polyurethane adhesive type I for gluing loadbearing and non-loadbearing timber components, both indoors and outdoors
MOISTURE CONTENT. 12 % ± 2 %
DENSITY. Approximately 400 kg/m³ to 500 kg/m³ in average