Designing for Flexibility and Reuse with Reuseable Connections
Learn how timber installations can be designed to be flexible and reuseable well beyond their initial design life.
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Embodied Carbon Data for Timber Products
Although timber is classed as a low embodied carbon construction material, different timber products will have different embodied carbon values depending on the energy inputs during processing and transportation.
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Timber I-Joists
Timber I-joists are used as floor and roof joists, wall studs, and roof rafters in both residential and commercial construction.
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Bearing-Type Connections
Metal bearing-type connectors provide a structural connection and are an efficient, engineered solution for effectively joining timber members and transferring loads.
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Special Connections
Special connections for timber construction can provide solutions for situations where using standard off-the-shelf connectors is not a viable option.
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Timber Panels
Ideal for large-scale construction, timber panels are easily workable, available in a range of sizes and lengths, and can incorporate different treatments, such as moisture and fire resistance.
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Designing with Cross Laminated Timber (CLT)
The combination of strength properties and modern manufacturing processes means cross laminated timber (CLT) is a versatile and reliable construction material.
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Cross Laminated Timber (CLT)
Cross Laminated Timber, referred to as CLT, is a highly versatile engineered timber product used in construction.
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Preservatives
Depending on its natural durability and desired end use, timber and timber products may benefit from extra protection offered through preservative treatment.
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