CLT Handbook
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Welcome to the UK online edition of the Swedish Wood CLT Handbook, which has been updated and revised for the UK market in collaboration with Arup, Swedish suppliers of cross-laminated timber, Timber Development UK and the industry body Swedish Wood.
The aim of the CLT Handbook is to help structural engineers and architects to design structures using cross-laminated timber (CLT). The handbook describes CLT as a construction material, as well as methods of design.
Expand on CLT knowledge with the publication of “Moisture-proof CLT construction without a full temporary shelter“. It provides guidance on how to handle CLT elements when building without a full shelter. It is intended to help project planners and builders achieve an industrial and dampproof CLT build.
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