Glued Laminated Timber / Glulam
Glulam is the commonly used abbreviation for Glued Laminated Timber. Glulam’s tensile characteristics make it suitable for long span, load-bearing widths, such as bridges. It is an exceptionally strong material, used for load-bearing structures where visual appearance is important, which can be shaped, helping to form spacious buildings.
With increased demand for OSM (Off Site Manufacture) and sustainable construction, Pasquill have extended our product and service offer to include Glulam. Glulam is the natural, environmentally friendly, versatile and renewable building material.
Pasquill, in collaboration with some of Europe’s largest Glulam manufacturers, is able to combine unrivalled levels of technical ability and sector understanding to provide a full structural design, supply and erection service for both Glulam structures and complete integrated solutions throughout the UK.
Technical Information
- Timber Species: European Spruce (Picea Abies)
- Glue: Melamine waterproof adhesive to EN301 Type 1
- Dimensions: Max: 36.00 m long. 2.00m deep & 240mm wide
- Laminations: Up to 45mm
- Moisture Content: 12% Moisture at time of manufacture. +/- a further 2% at time of delivery
- Manufacture: In accordance with EN386 / 14080
- Finishes: Stock Beams – Clean Planed Finish - Untreated.
- Projects / Comissions: Clean planed finish – Untreated. A base coat preservative can be applied to provide temporary protection during transportation and erection, prior to final decoration.
- All steel fittings are galvanised to BS EN ISO1461.
- Additional finishes are subject to agreement
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