Straight Glulam Beams Made to Order
Straight glulam beams for halls, roofs and load-bearing timber structures, manufactured in the lengths and cross-sections your project requires.
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Need glulam timber in specific lengths, cross-sections or quantities? Instead of adapting your project to standard dimensions, request straight or curved glulam beams manufactured to your specifications.
Manufacturing Options
Straight beams, curved forms or special dimensions: explore the manufacturing options that suit your building's structure, geometry and specifications.
Straight glulam beams for halls, roofs and load-bearing timber structures, manufactured in the lengths and cross-sections your project requires.
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Curved glulam beams for structures with distinctive shapes and structural requirements, manufactured to the geometry of your project.
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When standard dimensions do not suit your structure, request special cross-sections and project-specific beam dimensions.
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Project-Specific Manufacturing
Need beams with specific dimensions, cross-sections or shapes?
Length, cross-section and shape can be adapted to your construction requirements, from straight structural beams to curved glulam members.
Lengths and cross-sections tailored to your structural requirements.
From straight glulam beams to custom curved forms suited to your structure's geometry.
Custom cross-sections when standard dimensions are not suitable for your construction.
Applications
Experience & Manufacturing
Structural timber components require experience, suitable materials and documented manufacturing standards. Our production history and capabilities provide a foundation for your project.
Timber processing has been part of the company's history since 1936, with experience developed across generations.
Glued laminated timber manufacturing has been part of the company's operations since 1990, with spruce and larch products available today.
More than 3,000 m³ of raw timber lamellas in stock provide a material base for project-specific glulam manufacturing.
Manufacturing according to EN 14080:2013, together with CE and PEFC certifications, supports documented production standards and timber traceability.
Special Cross-Sections
Special cross-sections can be manufactured to order, with widths starting at 40 mm and beam heights up to 1,100 mm.
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Planning a timber structure and unsure which glulam beams you need? Find answers about beam types, custom manufacturing and the information required for an enquiry.
That depends on factors such as span, loads, dimensions, shape and intended use. Send the dimensions, quantities and project requirements you already know so suitable manufacturing options can be reviewed.
Straight glulam beams are used for roofs, halls, canopies and other load-bearing structures. Curved glulam beams also allow arched forms and distinctive structural geometries. The right option depends on your project.
Glulam beams are available in spruce and larch. The suitable timber species depends on your project's requirements, application and specifications.
Yes. Glulam beams can be manufactured to project-specific lengths, cross-sections, quantities and other requirements, rather than being limited to standard dimensions.
Useful information includes the type of structure, dimensions, quantities, preferred timber species, application and project location. More detailed information helps us assess your requirements.
Yes. If some dimensions or other details are not yet final, send the information currently available so manufacturing options can be reviewed.
Delivery arrangements are reviewed for each project. Include the city, region and country of your project so transport requirements can be considered.
Your Project
Send the project information you already have so we can assess suitable glulam manufacturing options.
Project Enquiry
Send the project details you already know. Dimensions, quantities, timber species and project location help us assess suitable options.