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Structural Finger Jointed
SOLID TIMBER
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Solid construction timber is a construction material with precisely defined parameters, created to meet the needs and requirements of modern timber construction. DKL (known in Europe as KVH) obtained from coniferous wood, chamber-dried and mechanically sorted in terms of strength, and then planed, is created in the process of joining the length of the lamellas to the so-called fingerjoints. As a result, modern construction timber is created, in accordance with the applicable standards and construction supervision guidelines.







APPLICATION
MAIN FEATURES
TECHNICAL PARAMETERS
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timber species:spruce (ρ=+450 kg/m3 )
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water content:15+-3%
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strength class:C24 according to PN-EN 338
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strength sorting:mechanical
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production:according to PN-EN 15497
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glue:polyurethane; clear non-darkening connector
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fire resistance:D-s2, d0
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cross-section dimensional tolerance:+-2mm
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packing:collective packages, wrapped in foil
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roof structures(rafters, purlins, collar flaps, swords etc.)
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construction of walls and ceilings
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stiles in frame construction
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floor and terrace joists
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construction for dry developmente.g. made of plasterboard
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grate for facades
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for the construction of canopies, sheds and gazebos
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as a structural element requiring dimensional stability
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timber speciesspruce
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water content:15+-3%
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strength class:C24
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surface quality:visible class (W) or industrial class – invisible (NW)
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surface finish:four-sided planed with bevelled edges
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width:from 60 to 240mm
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hight:from 45 to 160mm
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lenght:to 15,0m (standard: 13,5m)
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timber species:spruce (ρ=+450 kg/m3 )
-
water content:15+-3%
-
strength class:C24 according to PN-EN 338
-
strength sorting:mechanical
-
production:according to PN-EN 15497
-
glue:polyurethane; clear non-darkening connector
-
fire resistance:D-s2, d0
-
cross-section dimensional tolerance:+-2mm
-
packing:collective packages, wrapped in foil
-
roof structures(rafters, purlins, collar flaps, swords etc.)
-
construction of walls and ceilings
-
stiles in frame construction
-
floor and terrace joists
-
construction for dry developmente.g. made of plasterboard
-
grate for facades
-
for the construction of canopies, sheds and gazebos
-
as a structural element requiring dimensional stability
STANDARD
DIMENSIONS