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Structural laminated veneer timber (LVL) conforming to AS/NZS 4357 standards has performance characteristics meeting AS/NZS 4063.2 standards, thus satisfying the structural design requirements of AS1720.1 standards.

Structural LVL is manufactured using a Class A bonding process, resulting in a final product with formaldehyde emissions below 0.5 mg/L (equivalent to E0 grade).

LVL is available in a full range of sizes, from 95 x 45 mm to 220 x 75 mm. It conforms to AS/NZS 4357 (structural LVL) standards and is produced using industry-standard dimensions.

It is painted with “safety yellow/red/blue” for easy identification.

It can be used in concrete formwork support structures, such as joists, beams, purlins, and columns.

It is also suitable for edge slabs in concrete formwork frame projects and for cladding residential floor slabs.

Laminated veneer timber (LVL) is an engineered wood product made by bonding multiple layers of thin veneers of wood together with adhesives. It is commonly used in building beams and columns, framing, building materials, pallets, door panels, bed slats, sofa slats, furniture, and door frames.

LVL Beams/LVL Frames are structural LVL products made from 100% renewable plantation timber resources鈥攔adiata pine/larch or poplar. They are specifically designed and manufactured for construction and other similar projects. Their applications are wide-ranging, including concrete formwork beams, joists, load-bearing beams, supports, and other applications where upright placement is the only option. They are strong, durable, reliable, and reusable.

Applications: Floor slab joists, rafters, lintels, roof beams, floor beams, concrete formwork beams, load-bearing beams, supports

H20 Beams, Pine Beams, Pine Formwork Beams, H20 for Building Construction, Building LVL, Floor Slab Joists, H2s LVL

What is LVL?

Laminated Veneer Timber (LVL) is an engineered wood product made by bonding multiple layers of thin wood veneers together with adhesives. It is commonly used for lintels, beams, edge panels, and edge forming materials.

What is LBL in Construction?

Laminated Veneer Timber (LVL) is a high-strength engineered wood product primarily used in structural applications. Its strength is comparable to solid wood, concrete, and steel. It is manufactured by bonding rotary-cut or sliced 鈥嬧�媡hin wood veneers together under high temperature and pressure.

What are Engineered Timber Beams?

Structural composite timber (SCL), including laminated veneer timber (LVL), parallel grain timber, laminated semi-laminated timber (LSL), and oriented strand board (OSL), is a series of engineered wood products made by laminating dried and graded wood veneers, wood fibers, or wood chips with moisture-resistant adhesives.

What is engineered timber?

Engineering timber, also known as composite wood, artificial wood, or engineered wood panels, comprises a range of derivative wood products made by bonding or securing wood fibers, particles, fibers, or veneers or boards together with adhesives or other fastening methods.

What are the uses of LVL?

LVL is an engineered wood product made by bonding multiple layers of thin wood veneers with the same orientation to resin. Plywood is widely used in furniture, formwork, and container flooring. LVL is commonly used for lintels, beams, edge panels, and edge forming materials.