Glued laminated timber or Glulam, It has greater strength and stiffness than comparably sized dimensional lumber.

It has high design values, improves architecture performance, and cost competitiveness. All these features make Glulam the superior choice for projects from simple beams and headers in residential construction to soaring arches for domed roofs spanning.

Glulam is a stress-rated engineered wood beam composed of wood laminations, or "lams", that are bonded together with durable, moisture-resistant glue. The grain of the laminations runs parallel with the length of the member. Glulam is versatile, ranging from simple, straight beams to complex, curved members. Glulam is available with different strength standards.

Standards and sizes:

Length: up to 12 meter

Width: 50mm – 400mm

Thickness: 25mm – 400mm

Strength: GL24h, GL28h

Additional services:

Impregnation

Glulam Applications

Glulam has a reputation for being used in striking, exposed applications such as vaulted ceilings and other designs with soaring open spaces. In homes, public buildings, and other light commercial structures, glulam is often specified for its beauty as well as its strength. It's also a workhorse in common hidden application, including simple purlins, ridge beams, garage door headers, floor beams, and large cantilevered beams. In commercial construction, glulam is used in applications ranging from large, flat roof systems to complex arches. Glulam also meets demanding environments of bridges, utility poles, cross arms, and marinas. Learn more about glulam in commercial and residential construction.