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Publisher: TRADA Technology Ltd
Publication date: 2009
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Although cross-laminated timber (CL) is commonly used in Continental Europe, it is a relatively new product in the UK. Yet early applications show that CL panel construction can be competitive, even in tall and long-span applications where conventional timber framing was hitherto unsuitable or uneconomic. |
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Publisher: TRADA Technology Ltd
Publication date: 2009
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Cross-laminated timber (CL) offers opportunities to use timber in situations where designers would normally use traditional materials such as steel, concrete and masonry. As with any new structural material, it is essential that designers understand how to achieve its potential while respecting its limitations. |
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Publisher: TRADA Technology Ltd
Publication date: 2005
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Wood-based panels used for permanent incorporation in 'construction works' now have to meet the requirements of the Construction Products Directive. The easiest way for a designer or specifier to ensure that the product he is selecting meets with the law is to specify a product that carries a CE mark in line with the requirements of BS EN 13986.
This Wood Information Sheet lists the types and grades of panel designated as suitable for structural use; this includes fibreboards, OSB,... |
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Publisher: TRADA Technology Ltd
Publication date: 2008
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This information sheet, intended for designers, specifiers and manufacturers, covers the behaviour of wood-based panel products such as plywood, particle boards and fibre boards, in addition to timber. |
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