Cross Laminated Timber

Cross laminated timber (CLT) is a prefabricated wooden panel used for walls, roofs and floors across a wide range of structural applications in the residential and commercial sectors. 

Cross laminated timber (CLT) can be utilized in beautiful and creative ways. CLT opens new possibilities for architects and builders to design items that other materials such as concrete find difficult to achieve. Timber as a base material emphasizes its natural organic look, which enables architects to express their architectural creativity. The only limit to what one can create with CLT, is restricted by ones imagination.

Cross laminated timber excels in thermal, acoustic and fire performance. Manufactured with high accuracy, CLT panels improve a buildings thermal performance through its airtight properties and construction. It also subsequently reduces the overall energy usage of a particular building.

• CLT panels store carbon dioxide in the air. Unlike Steel and Concrete which releases carbon dioxide emissions into the air, timber sequesters carbon.
• CLT Panels thicker than 95mm are super airtight and assist with the durability of the structure.
• CLT offers significant advantages in respect to fire protection compared with reinforced concrete or steel.
• CLT panels with acoustic insulation exceed building regulation requirements.
• The wood used for manufacturing our products are from sustainably managed plantation forests, meaning that only trees of a certain diameter are extracted for manufacturing, and not all trees are used. In other words, no deforestation. Furthermore, after the logs are taken out, new trees are planted to continue a growth and cut cycle of timber. It is important to note that all our timber is legally certified by local government bodies according to its origin.