Glue laminated timber architecture

Egoin manufactures glue laminated timber, known as glulam, in different formats for structural application in design and construction

TYPE: Glulam Beams; BRAND: BSH / Gluelam; TYPE OF SPECIES : European Softwood; SPECIES: Spruce (Picea abies); MIN ORDER VOLUME: 50.0 - 1000.0 m3 per month; BEAM THICKNESS: 60-240 mm;

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Glulam is a natural alternative to steel. Glulam is a natural structural material that is economical, strong, and attractive looking.

Glue Laminated Timber, simply known as Glulam has been around since the mid 1800's. This product was revolutionary in allowing large beams to be produced by glueing smaller dimensions of wood, known...

This movie by Spirit of Space tours the interior of the Tamedia Office Building in Zurich – the first Swiss project by Japanese architect Shigeru Ban

Sheffield Winter Gardens, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England. Construction method Glulam (glue laminate) using sustainable larch which requires little further protection after the steaming, shaping and lamination process. Architects: Pringle Richards Sharratt; Structural Engineer: Buro Happold. Built as part of the "Heart of the City"' regeneration programme. Opened by Elizabeth II in May 2003. Houses 2,500 plants from around the globe. View On Black

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