Gluelam Logs are formed by cutting logs in two, turning the softer outside to the centre and exposing the harder centre of the tree to the outside, then gluing them back together with a special environmentally friendly glue.
This process not only strengthens the timber, it also virtually eliminates cracking and avoids twisting, so commonly associated with the cheaper solid logs.
The manufacturing company has signed a quality control agreement, (LH02,8.11.96), with the VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland. Their gluelam log production has been awarded a VTT certificate.
Continuous quality control ensures the uncompromising quality of their gluelam logs.
The photo below shows 'Rings' going to the centre where they are glued together. |