Wood built to last

• CLT

  Cross-laminated timber

  Several layers of boards, glued crosswise to each other, become one solid panel. It carries loads in several directions, insulates well and goes up quickly.

  • Panels up to 13.5 m long
  • Sanded or calibrated surface
  • CE marked under ETA-12/0281
  
  Technical data

  Where it is used

  Walls, floors and roofs, bracing walls, modular buildings and carports.

  Advantages

  Lighter than reinforced concrete, high fire resistance, a pleasant indoor climate and fast assembly. The manufacturer has also certified it for earthquake safety.

  Surface

  Water-based coatings for indoors and outdoors, and fire-retardant impregnation up to class B-s2, d0 for areas sheltered from rain.

  Certificates

  CE marked under ETA-12/0281, with an EPD environmental product declaration under ISO 14025 and EN 15804.

• Glulam

  Glued laminated timber

  Dried timber layers glued into a single beam. It carries large loads at a low weight, does not warp, and can be made straight, curved or in a special shape.

  • Up to 4 m high and 13.5 m long
  • Straight, curved or shaped
  • To the EN 14080 standard
  
  Technical data

  Where it is used

  Main beams over large spans, trusses and roofs, outdoors too, columns and ceilings.

  Advantages

  Stable in shape thanks to the gluing, fast and dry construction, worked with simple tools and 100% recyclable.

  Small beams

  Small laminated beams, planed and with chamfered edges, for the substructure of terraces, facades and balconies, and for fences and gardens. They hardly warp.

  Standard

  Made to the European standard EN 14080.

• DUO/TRIO

  Glued solid timber

  Two or three timber layers glued into one beam. The visible face has no glue joints, and the timber is cut without the heart of the log, so it cracks very little.

  • No glue joints on the visible face
  • Light-coloured glue line
  • Standard sizes in stock
  
  Technical data

  Where it is used

  Exposed roof trusses and beams, ceilings with exposed beams, load-bearing frames and panels for walls and ceilings.

  Advantages

  Minimal cracking, stable in shape thanks to gluing and technical drying, fire resistance and good insulation.

  Supply

  The manufacturer keeps all standard sizes and lengths in stock, for quick delivery.

The technical data come from the manufacturer's website, HASSLACHER NORICA TIMBER, summarised by us. The photos are illustrations.