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PEFC-certified glued laminated (glulam) timber

Södra carries a wide range of PEFC-certified standard and system-based glued laminated timber (glulam) sizes with just-in-time delivery. In addition to landed glulam stock sizes, other dimensions and grades are also available to order (as below).

Specification of special order glued laminated (glulam) timber beams

Grades GL24C, GL24H, GL28C, GL28H, GL30C, GL30H
Species Spruce or Pine
Finish Industrial (one sawn face of PAR) and Visual
Thickness Minimum 38mm up to Maximum 280mm
Depths Minimum 80mm up to Maximum 1680mm
Lengths Minimum 2m up to Maximum 22.5mm
Delivery Direct to you or via the terminal
Availability Typically 2 to 4 weeks depending on specification
Restrictions Total minimum order volume 5m²
Please note: Some thickness/depth/length combination restrictions may apply  

Glulam Decking Elements

Södra Wood is now able to offer a range of glulam decking elements for use in load bearing and non-load bearing floors, ceilings and roofs. These products are available in a variety of thicknesses and widths to suit your application, and can be supplied in both visual and non-visual finishes. Ideal as an eco-friendly cost-effective alternative to beam and block or concrete floors, where high quality feel and performance are required.

 

Why choose Södra timber?

Sustainability

No construction material offers more environmental benefits than wood. Renewable, non-toxic, recyclable and bio-degradable, forests absorb CO². Making timber also uses a fraction of the energy needed for concrete, steel and aluminium – and Södra even generates renewable power as part of the process.

Durability

The cold Swedish climate and resulting slow tree growth creates stability and strength. Södra's spruce, for instance, can grow for up to 120 years before harvesting. It's this slow growth that gives you distinctive durability and a premium finish.

Versatility

Despite being remarkably strong and durable, timber is lightweight, versatile and easy to handle and install. On average, a timber frame reduces construction time by around a third and typically results in a less-expensive building.
Interested in supplying our timber? Contact our team of experts.
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Quick facts about Södra

  • We can supply full lorry loads of treated and sawn timber within just three working days.

  • Over 53,000 Swedish forest owners help us to ensure your supply continuity.

  • Södra's spruce can grow for 60-80 years before harvesting.

  • On average, a timber frame reduces construction time by around a third and typically results in a less-expensive building.

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