Engineered wood made with dimensional timber

Engineered Wood made with dimensional timber refers to materials that are manufactured from solid wood in the form of strips, boards and panels. A distinction is made between constructions in which layers are oriented at 90° to each other and designs in which layers are in parallel.

The strips, boards or panels are glued together in one or more layers, either cross-oriented or pointing in the same direction. The material's Strength depends on the quality of the wood, the direction of Cutting and the layer structure.

Types of Engineered wood made with dimensional timber include:

• Cross-laminated timber (often as a supporting roof or wall element)
• Glued laminated timber (glulam)
• Blockboard