Glued Laminated Timber – Bilam and Trilam Beams – Duo Structural

Glued laminated timber – Bilam and trilam beams – Duo structural timber Ceiling elements – Log-house planks – Bilam forte – primolam® weinberger-holz gmbh · [email protected] www.weinberger-holz.at · www.bestofwood.eu Carinthia factory: Bamberger Straße 4, 9463 Reichenfels, Austria T: +43.4359.2228-0 · F: +43.4359.2228-18 Salzburg factory: Schratten 44, 5441 Abtenau, Austria T: +43.6243.440 50-0 · F: +43.6243.440 50-1

02 Contents

04_05 Wood – the material that success is carved from

06_07 Weinberger – the making-of

08_09 Best of wood – products and highlights

10_11 Special effects at a glance

12_13 Vertical and horizontal finger jointing

14_15 Best of wood comes from Carinthia and Salzburg

16_17 Glued laminated timber

18_19 Bilam and trilam beams

20_21 Duo structural timber

22_23 Ceiling elements

24_25 Log-house planks

26_27 Bilam forte. The log-house plank that doesn’t settle

28_31 primolam® – solid-wood wall/ceiling system by Weinberger

32_33 Certificates

03 Wood – the material that success is carved from

The uses of wood are endless. Be it furniture, houses, industrial halls, bridges or towers – wood has accompanied humankind for many thousands of years. And not without reason. Because its advantages over other materials are beyond dispute. Here are just a few examples: Foto: Griffner Haus 04 Non-ageing qualities Wood that has been protected against weathering will not age. That’s why – with correct maintenance – buildings will not lose their value. You only need to think of old half-timbered structures dating from the 13th century.

Great heat-retention capacities Its special cell structure makes wood a poor conductor. That’s why it’s especially good for heat insulation.

Better fire resistance With the proper structural measures to provide protection against fire, wood will, for instance, resist the effects of fire longer than steel beams and concrete structures are able to.

Renewable resources Wood grows back again. It is therefore an inexhaustible source and comes with an impressive ecological record to boot.

Compliant with current CO2 requirements

One cubic metre of primolam used in a building, for example, will keep one tonne of CO2 out of the atmosphere. Which is just one of the reasons why it is able to meet the CO2 requirements that currently govern the construction of public buildings in a variety of countries. And that have, for example, already passed into law in France, Slovenia and the Austrian provinces of Styria and Carinthia.

These are a few reasons why timber is such a good material for construction. But because we’re also able to enhance its properties, there are also many more reasons. But find out for yourself! 05 Weinberger – the making-of

1854 Weinberger’s success story began with a farm in the Austrian province of Carinthia, which also included some forested property. Four generations ago, it was decided to exploit that capital through commerce. The business based in the Lavant Valley increased its ability to add value by building a small sawmill. The following decades were characterised by the expansion of the site and extensions to the sawmill. A log yard was created, for instance, and parquet production was commenced as was the construction of the machining plant for profile boards and timber for building. All investments were designed to help the company develop into a high-tech wood-processing company.

1982 Foundation stone laid for finger-jointing, which today lies at the heart of Weinberger’s production

1992 European première in the use of formaldehyde-free polyurethane technology with adhesives (PUR adhesive) for load-bearing structural timber components

1994 Bilam and trilam production

2000 Approval for B11 and B13 qualities

2001 Province winner of the “Wachstum durch Forschung” innovation award [Growth through Research]

2007 Third place in the “Innovatives Verkleben von tragenden Holzbauteilen” innovation and research award [Innovative Gluing of Load-bearing Structural Timber Components]

2010 Acquisition of the glued-laminated timber works in Abtenau (Salzburg)

2012 Weinberger became the first company in Europe to manufacture bilam and trilam to meet CE requirements

2013 The 2013 ACR Cooperation Prize awarded to weinberger-holz gmbh for the “Setzungsfreie Blockhaus- bohle” (“Non-settling log-house plank”) research project carried out in conjunction with Holzforschung Austria

2014 Austria’s most modern plant for the production of glue-laminated timber went into operation at Wein- berger in Abtenau in autumn 2014 06 Weinberger is at home where others go on holiday – in Carinthia. The intact natural landscape in Austria’s southernmost province is not only our reliable supplier of raw materials, but also additional motivation to provide only the best to our customers.

When it comes to quality and service, Weinberger is today the market leader in the fields of bilam, trilam, glue-laminated timber and log-house planks. Our products have been appreciated by numerous renowned European customers operating in the prefabricated building industry as well as by quality-aware wood-trading and wood-construction com- panies of all sizes for many years. 07 Best of wood – products and highlights

Quality is always the absolute measure of everything we do. Which means that we only work with fine-fibred mountain

wood sourced from altitudes ranging between 900 to 1,400 metres and Scandinavian products for:

¦ Glued laminated timber ¦ Bilam and trilam beams in qualities for visible areas ¦ Industrial-quality duo structural timber ¦ Ceiling elements with machined tongue-and-groove system ¦ Log-house planks made from several types of wood and in different thicknesses ¦ Bilam forte, the non-settling log-house plank ¦ primolam solid-wood wall/ceiling systems

Our 80 ranges also include timbers of widely varying types and quality that are all available for rapid delivery.

Our strict methods of pre-selection already help us distinguish ourselves from the competition. And because we focus

on supplying absolutely high-quality special products, we are able to justifiably claim that we are the first and only

ones in some specific sectors.

08 Bilam and trilam of the highest strength

Our manufacturing technologies enable us to produce bilam and trilam that is 10 % stronger than usual. A study by Holzforschung Austria confirmed our unique standing where the production of B11-strength bilam and trilam beams is concerned. Naturally, we manufacture B10 and B13 bilam and trilam as well, also in accordance with the Z-9.1-440 approval, which became the equivalent of the general technical approval by the Deutsche Institut für Bautechnik in January 2006. This approval means that we are able to produce bilam and trilam possessing a coefficient of elasticity parallel 2 to the fibre with an E0,mean of 11,600 N/mm . This value is comparable to that of GL24-strength glued laminated timber. The major benefit: greater strength and even higher maximum loads for the most demanding of uses in a wide range of areas.

Glued log-house planks in a variety of profiles

We manufacture our log-house planks from heartwood-free Austrian wood that is dried to the moisture content that standards require for indoor use. Their outstanding feature is that from the outside only the joint’s straight line is visible along the length. This exclusive visual effect is achieved through the use of edge finger jointing. A special tool is used to create tongue-and-groove profiles to an accuracy of 1/100 mm. The great benefit: planks from different production batches may be easily joined together. Profile accuracy is one of the most important demands we make on quality. So it’s all the more important to know what that means – the explanation is simple: just imagine you’re using a knife to create a profile. The knife will become blunt after a while. So you sharpen it. But sharpening the knife alters its geometry. And will therefore affect the shape of the profile. So the only way to pre- vent that is to change the knife. And that’s exactly what we do at Weinberger. And are thus able to guarantee absolutely accurate profiles.

Glued laminated timber and duo structural timber

Our philosophy regarding quality is also based on our ability to provide one-stop shopping in specific areas to all customers. Which is also why the properties of our glued laminated timber almost equal the properties of bilam and trilam qualities. In conjunction with bilam and trilam beams and our duo structural timber, we are therefore able to supply all wood products for building with timber. 09 Special effects at a glance

As a high-tech company, we carry out ongoing research to develop product innovations that in the past have frequent-

ly helped us progress from pioneering status to becoming the market leader with specific products. This philosophy

designed to ensure our future in the field and to protect quality rests on many pillars ...

Wood of the highest quality sourced from the best of growing regions

The area around our Reichenfels location in Carinthia’s Lavant Valley, for example, is an excellent growing region. For this reason alone we have been able to establish ourselves as a top supplier of quality timbers destined for use in visible areas. We are also able to supply Scandinavian pine which possesses fine fibres and particularly attractive growth patterns. All this in conjunction with the special care that we take in addressing our customers’ individual requirements as well as production by lists and different types and combinations of wood (e.g. spruce/larch, log planks) count among our major strengths.

Bilam and trilam of the highest strength

The Z-9.1-440 general technical approval issued by the Deutsche Institut für Bautechnik has been in force since January 2006. This approval means that we are able to produce bilam and trilam possessing a coefficient of elas- 2 ticity parallel to the fibre with an 0,meanE of 11,600 N/mm . This value is comparable to that of GL24-strength glued laminated timber.

Flat and edge finger jointing

Flat finger jointing is beneficial to both visual and technical demands. But we are also able to offer our customers an additional extra in the log-house segment: our edge finger jointing. The benefit: joints only become visible as a discreet line along the length at second glance.

10 Precisely planed with special tools

It used to be customary to use standard tools, e.g. back-toothed profile planing blades. But these blades’ geometric properties would also change every time they were sharpened. That’s why the angle as well as the precision and fit of the tongue-and-groove joints used to vary. Our new generation of tools, however, is based on a revolutionary system that prevents these inaccuracies. That’s why our customers appreciate the absolutely precise fit and variety of combinations that are possible with our log-house planks – regardless of the production batch and date.

Limitless variety of finishes

We do not think of customer requests just as jobs that have to be done, we rather see them as obligations. Which is why we’re able to supply an almost unlimited variety of finishes: be it larch, thermally treated wood, be it steamed, planed, brushed or chopped. We are, for instance, able to create rustic or antique finishes by treating bilam and trilam beams in our special steaming processes. Chopping and brushing, on the other hand, are also able to create unique finishes that are particularly popular with end users in the log-house segment.

Formaldehyde-free gluing

Wood is a natural product. And it should stay that way. That’s why we only use formaldehyde-free adhesives. Which – where emissions are concerned – means that we leave wood the way nature created it. And it goes without saying that we meet all the test and certification requirements.

11 Vertical and horizontal finger jointing

The principle

Finger jointing is a special method of joining wood along its length that utilises the principle of wedging. It uses a standardised profile with many small wedges that is pressed with great force into a corresponding opposite profile. It’s already impossible to take this force-fit joint apart again by hand. It is then possible through the application of glue to create joints that may be subjected to permanent loads and whose structural properties can be calculated. The only difference between horizontal and vertical finger jointing is the cutting angle that is rotated by 90°.

Vertical finger jointing

Vertical or upright finger jointing is the conventional method used. Compared with the horizontal method, its benefit lies in its rapid production that results from the fact that the shorter board sides are machined. Which helps reduce sales prices. The profile on this economic and rational joint remains visible where the connection is made.

Horizontal finger jointing à la Weinberger

Horizontal or lateral finger jointing, on the other hand, is a special method of production by which the longer section of the board is machined. Weinberger enhances this profile with an edge finger jointing that has no effect on plank strength. The result: a straight joint in the shape of a discreet line that only becomes noticeable on closer scrutiny. This is another reason why Weinberger is an appreciated partner in modern and demanding log-house construction.

12 Vertical and horizontal finger jointing

Horizontal finger jointing with edge jointing Vertical finger jointing ¦ Edge finger jointing makes the joins almost invisible ¦ Low-cost because production has been rationalised ¦ No effect on plank strength ¦ Ideal for high-quality log-house building

13 Best of wood comes from Carinthia and Salzburg

Weinberger commenced its wood-processing operations in 1929 when it opened up a small sawmill in Reichen- fels in Carinthia’s Lavant Valley. These small beginnings developed into today’s extraordinarily modern high-tech production site. This is also where this long-established family-run company has its official headquarters.

The works in Carinthia is where motivated skilled workers manufacture bilam, trilam and log-house planks on state-of-the-art machines. The quality of the products and services provided from here has enabled Weinberger to become the market leader. This is also where the ware- houses that always contain around 1,000 m³ of finished products for lightning-fast delivery to customers at all times are located.

Great innovative power is also typical for Weinberger. And it is noticeable in many details. For instance, in glue application. The glue here is not poured but applied using high-pressure sprays (35 to 60 bars). And in finger jointing where highest precisions are achieved through individual pressing because all the separate jointing points are aligned before they are pressed together. The result? Naturally “Best of Wood à la Weinberg- er”.

14 Best of wood comes from Carinthia and Salzburg

We manufacture glued laminated timber and ceiling elements in Abten- au in Salzburg. Surrounded by high mountains, we work right where the high-quality alpine spruces that we use grow. This timber constitutes the foundation for our products, which convince with, among other things, high levels of form stability, dimensional accuracy and resilience.

It goes without saying that you must fulfil all the necessary prerequisites if you promise glued laminated timber of the highest of qualities. That’s why our production hall in Abtenau is home to all the modern equip- ment that our experienced workers need to manufacture high-quality end products. But perfect engineering by itself is, of course, not enough for best-of-wood quality.

The timber itself must also pass the strict scrutiny of our quality inspectors even after it has been successfully scanned with X-rays (MiCROTEC GOLDENEYE). And that’s why our skilled workers monitor the finger-jointing process with trained eyes. Just to make sure that top- class quality and a perfect appearance are actually ensured bit by bit after the exacting final inspection. And, where necessary, we will use the brilliant “shuttle method” at the retouching station to help nature along.

15 Glued laminated timber

Facts – Data – Figures

Glued laminated timber by Weinberger has in recent years found widespread use as a material for modern timber

structures. High-quality mountain spruce from the Alps, processed by motivated and skilled workers using up-to-

date machines all result in a product that delivers many benefits. The high quality of the timber used, for example,

that remains consistent throughout the year, the almost invisible retouching methods, rapid delivery and the reliable

Weinberger service. And, of course, formaldehyde-free gluing for a healthy climate in rooms.

Glued laminated timber à la Weinberger ¦ Raw lamellae graded in accordance with DIN 4074 ¦ Timber moisture and dimensional accuracy tested on every single board ¦ Polyurethane, formaldehyde-free ¦ Compression with highly modern compression technologies

formaldehyde- Brief overview free processing Production: CE-compliant (EN 14080:2013) guaranteed! Quality, wood types: Alpine grade for use in visible areas, industrial grades and grades for use in visible areas, spruce (other types of wood available on request) Planed on four sides, chamfered edges Wood moisture: 12 (± 2) % Gluing: Polyurethane, light, transparent joint, EN 301 Type 1, weatherproof Strength classes: GL 24h, GL 28c, GL 28h (on request) Packaging: In packages (individually foil-wrapped units available on request) Lengths: 6 to 18 m (other lengths available on request) Lamella thickness: 40 mm 16 Height in mm Thickness in mm 120 160 200 240 280 320 360 400 440 480 520 560 600 640

80               100               120               140              160              180             200             220            240            Other dimensions available on request 17 Bilam and trilam beams in qualities for visible areas

Facts – Data – Figures

We supply 50 cross-sections made from heartwood-free alpine spruces sourced from our region. Heartwood-free

spruce is available in seven dimensions. We also supply bilam and trilam beams from Swedish products in eight

dimensions. Beams made from Austrian larch and pine from northern Sweden are becoming increasingly popular and

we are naturally also able to supply these products.

Bilam and trilam beams à la Weinberger ¦ Optionally available with edge finger jointing for almost invisible joints that do not affect strength ¦ Polyurethane, formaldehyde-free ¦ Upright glued joint

Brief overview

Production: DIN 1052-1/A1, ÖNORM EN 385 and EN 386, CE-compliant formaldehyde- Quality, wood types: Quality grades for use in visible areas, spruce (larch, pine, free processing Douglas fir available on request), guaranteed! planed on four sides, chamfered edges Wood moisture: 12 (± 2) % Gluing: Polyurethane, light, transparent joint, EN 301 Type 1, weatherproof Strength classes: C24, Z-9.1-440 Packaging: In packages (individually foil-wrapped units available on request) Lengths: 6 to 18 m (standard length: 13.5 m) Bilam dimensions: 10/16, 12/16, 12/18, 12/20, 14/20, 16/16, 16/20 (other dimensions available on request) Trilam dimensions: 20/20, 20/24 (other dimensions available on request)

18 Height in mm Thickness in mm 210 100 120 140 160 180 200 Heartwood- 220 240 260 280 300 free 80          90  100           120         140         150  160        180      200       220    240   Other dimensions available on request 19 Duo structural timber in industrial quality

Facts – Data – Figures

Duo structural timber by Weinberger is for many reasons the ideal building material for high-quality structures built

with timber frames and uprights. But particularly because of its extraordinary dimensional accuracy and almost com-

plete resistance to twisting. And, of course, because of the environmentally friendly and healthy formaldehyde-free

PUR gluing.

Duo structural timber à la Weinberger ¦ Planed on four sides with individual rough areas ¦ Chamfered edges ¦ Double-layer design

Brief overview

Wood types: Spruce (larch available on request) formaldehyde- Quality: Industrial quality free processing Wood moisture: 12 (± 2) % guaranteed! Gluing: Polyurethane, light, weatherproof joint, EN 301 Type 1 Packaging: In packages with hardboard to protect the bottom layer from soiling Standard length: 13 m (other lengths from 6 m minimum length available on request) Thickness: 60 and 80 mm Height: 100 to 240 mm

20 Height in mm Thickness in mm 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 240

60         80         Other dimensions available on request 21 Ceiling elements

Facts – Data – Figures

Ceiling elements by Weinberger convince on many levels but particularly because they’re easy to use at construction

sites. And Rampa® inserts, for example. Thanks to this innovation, damage to and soiling on edges and visible faces

are a thing of the past. The machined tongue-and-groove system has been tried-and-tested and is extremely practi-

cal, and the intelligent solution eliminates the need to use any other tongues during fitting.

Ceiling elements à la Weinberger ¦ Planed on four sides ¦ Tongue/groove (optionally with rebate joint to achieve lateral bracing) ¦ True-to-profile planing ¦ Rampa insert system (optional) prevents damage and soiling caused by lifting straps on the construction site.

Brief overview formaldehyde- Production: CE-compliant (EN 14080:2013) free processing Wood type: Spruce guaranteed! Quality: Quality grades for use in industry and visible areas on one side, planed on four sides, chamfered visible face Wood moisture: 12 (± 2) % Gluing: Polyurethane, light, weatherproof joint, EN 301 Type 1 Strength classes: GL24h, GL28h Packaging: In packages (individually foil-wrapped units available on request) Installation widths: Up to 600 mm Lengths: 6 to 18 m (other lengths available on request) Lamella thickness: 40 mm

22 ceiling element primolam ceiling element (More information is available from Page 28)

Ceiling Installation width in mm thickness in mm 420 460 500 540 580

80      100      120      140      160      180      200      220      240      Other dimensions available on request 23 Log-house planks

Facts – Data – Figures

Both solid timber and glued log-house planks by Weinberger are – on request – heartwood-free and dried to the op-

timum moisture content. They are available in thicknesses from 60 mm. We are, however, also able at any time to

supply combinations (e.g. spruce/larch) on request.

Log-house planks à la Weinberger ¦ Planed on four sides ¦ Tongue/groove (optionally machined with wind-proofing strip) ¦ True-to-profile planing ¦ Settling reduced to a minimum (log-house planks that don’t settle are also available with Bilam forte) ¦ Modern look with flexible finishes ¦ Variable use of different wood types (e.g. larch outside, spruce inside)

Brief overview formaldehyde- free Production: CE-compliant (EN 14080:2013) processing Wood types: Spruce (larch, pine, Douglas fir available on request) guaranteed! Quality: Quality grade for visible areas, planed on four sides, chamfered edges Wood moisture: Exterior walls: 14 (± 2) %, interior walls: 12 (± 2) % Gluing: Polyurethane, light, weatherproof joint, EN 301 Type 1 Packaging: In packages with hardboard to protect the bottom layer from soiling Standard length: 13.5 m (other lengths available on request) Section thicknesses: 60 to 240 mm in 20 mm increments Rise: 200 mm (others available on request)

24 Section Ceiling dimension (construction height) in mm thickness 200 in mm 110 130 150 170 190 Heartwood- 210 230 250 280 free 60      80         90  100          120        140       150  160      180      200       220    240   Other dimensions available on request 25 Bilam forte. The log-house plank that doesn’t settle

The past

Previously, log houses could only be built with settling compensation. This meant that large glass fronts and windows could only be realised with elaborate structural measures. The same applied to gable construction and connections to brick structures and uprights.

The vision

The time had come to eliminate these disadvantages and realise the vision of walls that didn’t settle. The particular challenge was to develop the appropriate manufacturing methods. The central approaches taken constituted the attempt, on the one hand, to utilise the very good structural properties that wood possesses along its grain and, on the other hand, to meet the demand of maintaining the typical appearance of wood.

The solution: Bilam forte – the log-house plank by Weinberger that doesn’t settle

After much development work, we became the first company to find a technical solution for commercial mass production. The solution integrates the wood and its stabilising properties along its grain into the inside of the log-house plank. This ingenious method guarantees that the structure won’t settle and preserves the desired appearance.

The other benefits of Bilam forte:

¦ Great form stability through cross-glued timber ¦ No settling due to upright wooden lamellae in combination with a tongue-and-groove profile developed for this purpose ¦ Scarcely any twisting; minimisation of cracks through the use of heartwood-free outer lamellae ¦ Low wood-moisture spread due to the special lamellar structure formaldehyde- free ¦ Favourable price as a result of high-tech production processing ¦ Extremely favourable lambda value of 0.105 W/mK for log houses with the GZ 402 RAL seal of quality guaranteed!

A special tongue-and-groove profile allows Bilam forte to naturally also satisfy the high demands made in modern, energy-aware construction. Weinberger supplies Bilam forte in thicknesses up to 200 mm and in rises up to 200 mm (other widths and heights available on request). ETA-13/0234 26 NEW! Reduced lambda values (heat transfer coefficient)

Exclusively ¦ No settling! for log houses with the ¦ No twisting! GZ 402 RAL seal of quality. ETA-13/0234 ¦ Great form stability! Previously: 0.13 W/mK (general value for softwood, according to DIN EN 12524:2000-07)

New: 0.105 W/mK *)

With single-leaf solid block construction from a thickness Ceiling dimension (construction height) in mm of 200 mm and in compliance Section thickness with all RAL requirements, the 150 200 awarding of the German energy certificate is guaranteed. 90   100   For further information, please 120   contact your local carpenter! 140  *) This value refers to studies and 160  expert assessments commissioned by 180  the Gütegemeinschaft Blockhausbau e.V. [Log House Construction Quality 200  Association] Other dimensions available on request 27 primolam® Solid-wood wall/ceiling system by Weinberger

Facts – Data – Figures

primolam by Weinberger is the logical further development of the successful Bilam forte. It combines all the advan-

tages of log-house planks and plywood boards to create an innovative wall and ceiling system with a multitude of

benefits. One major benefit, for instance, is that primolam positively affects the bottom line in timber-construction

businesses. Because fewer offcuts mean that it can help reduce costs and because it’s possible to build multi-storey

wood structures even with thin sections of primolam.

primolam solid-wood wall/ceiling systems by Weinberger ¦ Thinner cross-sections compared with conventional systems ¦ Extraordinarily great form stability through cross-glued timber ¦ Installation as a prefabricated wall element or moved on the construction site ¦ No settling ¦ Log-house look possible with quality grades for visible areas ¦ Low transport costs formaldehyde- free processing Brief overview guaranteed! Production: CE-compliant (EN 14080:2013) Wood types: Spruce (pine, larch, Douglas fir, and others available on request) Quality: Quality grades for use in industry and visible areas Wood moisture: 12 (± 2) % Gluing: Polyurethane, light, weatherproof joint, EN 301 Type 1 Standard length: 13.5 m (other lengths from 6 m minimum length available on request) Section thicknesses: 90 to 200 mm Rise: 300 to 1200 mm Finger jointing: ¦ Vertical ¦ With quality grade for visible areas from a section thickness of 120 mm also horizontal with edge finger jointing possible 28 Wall thickness Wall height or ceiling-fitting width in mm or ceiling thickness in mm 300 400 450 600 750 800 900 1000 1050 1200 90        100        120        140      160      180      200      Max. 13.5 metres in length / Other dimensions available on request

The following pages present detailed application examples ... 29 ® ASSEMBLY ON THE BUILDING SITE primolam Solid-wood wall/ceiling system by Weinberger Screw-fastened butt joint

Fitting made easy

primolam confirms its first-class quality and intelligent functionality in panel construction through rapid and low- cost assembly both at construction sites – with and without metal aids – and in carpenters’ workshops. With its special tongue-and-groove profile in the version with straight outer shoulder and sharp-edged joints, primolam convinces as Screw-fastened butt joint a functionally first-class and visually impressive building material for modern timber structures.

30 ASSEMBLY ON THE BUILDING SITE ASSEMBLY IN THE WORKSHOP Without metal aids

Screw-fastened corner joints created on the building site

Dovetail joint without metal aids

31 Certificates

32 Certificates

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