Laminated veneer lumber

Laminated veneer lumber (LVL) is a manufactured wood product made of layers of veneers and adhesive and compressed under high pressure and heat. As an engineered wood product Laminated Veneer Lumber can be manufactured to meet customer design, strength and performance specifications.

LVL is stronger with a higher strength-to-weight ratio and more consistent resisting warping and shrinking compared to lumber. LVL is an ideal alternative to solid lumber when used for high-load applications such as headers, beams, rails, rim boards, and edge-forming material.

Laminated Veneer Lumber Applications

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Technical Properties as per IS 14061

Test Description Standard Value Our Strength
Moisture Content 5-15% 10-12%
Modulus of Rupture 50 N/mm2 Minimum 7500 N/mm2 Minimum
Modulus of Elasticity 65 minimum 7650 minimum

Compressive strength

Test Description Standard Value Our Strength
Parallel to grain 35 N/mm2 Minimum 45 minimum
Perpendicular to grain 50 N/mm2 Minimum 64 minimum
Tensile Strength 55 N/mm2 Minimum 62 minimum
Screw holding Power
Edge 2300 N Minimum 2450 minimum
Face 2700 N Minimum 2860 minimum
Thickness swelling in 3% Maximum 1.5% maximum
2 Hrs. water soaking
Sizes Available
Width 1220 mm max.
Length 2440 mm max.
Thickness 30, 35, 38, 40, 45, 50, 55, 60, 65 & 70 mm