
Laminated veneer
wood
The main advantages of glued laminated timber:
high aesthetic value
static reliability, resistance to bending and cracks
extraordinary shape and structural variability
favorable price
quick installation
excellent weight-to-load ratio
dimensional accuracy and stability
high degree of prefabrication
Uses of glued laminated timber:
large-span hall structures of various shapes
logistics centers, exhibition and sports halls, riding arenas, swimming stadiums
bridges, footbridges for pedestrians and cyclists
design elements, shelters, atypical structures
Where is laminated wood suitable to apply
Laminated wood is referred to as BSH. Thanks to its unique manufacturing technology, it is a shape-stable material that is resistant to warping, while at the same time offering great variability in use. This is why architects favor laminated wood beams - BSH can meet almost any requirements for shape and also brings a high aesthetic value to the structure.
What is specific about laminated wood
Laminated wooden beams, LLD (laminated wood) or also BSH (Brettschichtholz) – these are all names for one type of product. It is a material made by edge gluing two or more lamellas from solid wood. The lamellas fit together with a toothed connection. The gluing is done with ecologically based melamine resin, through a process of transparent glued joints resistant to weather influences.
BSH laminated beams are planed on four sides and have chamfered edges. Roof structures made of laminated wood reveal the wood structure and thus provide buildings with high aesthetic value.
What properties do laminated beams have
Load-bearing structures made of BSH beams always look great. Investors can choose their finish version as "natural" or "visible". Both are designed for visible structures. The "natural" option may have slight aesthetic flaws (tightly grown knots, repaired spots from fallen knots or resin pockets, holes up to 2 mm), while the "visible" option has a perfect surface without cracks or discoloration.
Laminated beams are produced in several strength classes (GL24h to GL32). The quality of the individual parts is confirmed by electronic control.
Spruce wood is most commonly used for production, while larch is used for structures exposed to weather influences.
What procedures do we use when preparing laminated wood for constructions
The production of laminated wood is ensured for the company KASPER CZ by the Austrian company WIEHAG GmbH, which has over 150 years of history.
KASPER CZ specialists manufacture the structural parts from the supplied material at the woodworking center. For their protection, they subsequently use quality coating systems from Remmers or BASF in shades of stain according to the color sample.
Under the direction of KASPER CZ, a precise assembly of roofs made of laminated wood takes place at the construction site. This is always preceded by individual cooperation with clients, whether they are architects, investors or designers.
Technologies used when working with laminated beams:
CNC woodworking center Hundegger K2i 1250 (1 pcs)
Single-blade computer-controlled angle and cross-cut saw (2 pcs)
Four-blade angle and cross-cut saw (1 pcs)
Design software R-STAB, RX-TIMBER from DLUBAL
Construction software SEMA
Benefits of load-bearing constructions from laminated wood by KASPER CZ
Not only our long history of operations, hundreds of satisfied customers, the use of the highest quality materials, and innovative technologies make KASPER CZ a serious partner for municipalities, investors, and architects. An integral part of our success is the team of professionals who always seek the best solution for each specific construction.
The main benefit of our constructions, besides high quality and precisely executed work, is also a human approach, a perfect understanding of the project, and smooth realization within the agreed deadline. This is all thanks to the effort we put into optimizing our business processes, continuous employee education, and investments in the latest technologies.

