Glulam Beams
Parallel-laminated timber members for structural systems. Section sizes, lengths, strength classes and surface options.
Add to request +A structural line in timber
Glulam beams are made by bonding timber lamellas with their grain running in parallel. They are used as linear structural members such as posts and beams.
Unlike solid sawn timber, glulam consists of several bonded lamellas. CLT is a panel with cross-oriented layers and is a different product.
Technical information
These details describe Segezha's glulam product range. The section, length, strength class and conformity documents for a specific order are confirmed together.
| Property | Manufacturer information |
|---|---|
| Wood species | Predominantly spruce |
| Strength classes | GL24h / GL28h |
| Maximum single-piece length | 13.5 m |
| Lamella thickness | 35 / 40 / 45 mm |
| Surface options | Visual / industrial quality |
Applications
For posts, beams and roof members in timber structures. Section size, span, connections and loading conditions are determined as part of the structural design.
Product information and documents
Include the specified strength class and required technical documents in your enquiry.
Manufacturer product information · Segezha ↗Prepare a glulam enquiry ↗Beams for the structural brief
Share the section, length and service conditions together so your enquiry can be prepared accurately.
Add to requestSections and lengths
Specify section sizes, individual lengths and quantities. Use the structural schedule; a span alone is not sufficient to select a section.
Surface requirements
Identify the faces that will remain exposed. Appearance requirements and strength class are separate choices.
Connections and installation
Describe supports, connection details and service conditions using project documents. Confirm machining or hole requirements before delivery.
Delivery and documents
Share the destination, member schedule and required documentation. Lengths and packing arrangements inform transport and unloading plans.