Structural support to roofs and floors can be simply and attractively achieved using TimberLab Glulam Beams. Factory made to give clear span lengths the dimensions of these members are designed to give maximum economy in size and cost (see load table over). Finger jointed laminations maintain high strength and eliminate weak defects. The unique TimberLab finger jointing system allows the fullest use of long lengths of timber and avoids the large concentration of finger joints that often occur in other systems. The average distance between joints in one lamination can be up to 2.5m. A variety of finishes are available (see over) from utility off the planer to flush filled and sanded. Load bearing beams can be pre-cambered to compensate for deflections.
These standard beams can be accurately cut to length and arrive on site sealed or stained ready for erection.
Laminated posts are also available. Manufactured for interior or exterior use these members provide a stability that is not possible in standard timber.

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