Glulam wood beams are structural engineered wood products made from individual wood laminations that are glued together under pressure. The laminations are typically made from spruce, fir, or pine, and they are arranged so that the grain runs parallel to the length of the beam. This gives glulam beams high strength and stiffness, making them ideal for use in long-span applications such as roofs, bridges, and other structures. Glulam beams are also fire-resistant and can be treated to resist moisture damage. As a result, they are a popular choice for both interior and exterior applications.
Glue Laminated Wood Beams are available in a range of sizes with widths between 3.5”-15.25” (89-387 mm), depths from 3”-48” (7.6-122 cm), and typical lengths between 6’-24’ (1.83-7.32 m).
Glulam wood beams are structural engineered wood products made from individual wood laminations that are glued together under pressure. The laminations are typically made from spruce, fir, or pine, and they are arranged so that the grain runs parallel to the length of the beam. This gives glulam beams high strength and stiffness, making them ideal for use in long-span applications such as roofs, bridges, and other structures. Glulam beams are also fire-resistant and can be treated to resist moisture damage. As a result, they are a popular choice for both interior and exterior applications.
Glue Laminated Wood Beams are available in a range of sizes with widths between 3.5”-15.25” (89-387 mm), depths from 3”-48” (7.6-122 cm), and typical lengths between 6’-24’ (1.83-7.32 m).
