Why don't we build with laminated veneer lumber?
Production of laminated veneer lumber begins with the primary processing of wood – firstly, it is sorted, cut into boards and prepared for drying. In drying chambers, the edged board lends itself to the necessary temperature conditions, which guarantee drying of the board evenly over the entire length. Then they are cut to the width of the desired workpiece. This process makes it possible to detect hidden defects of wood, which are subsequently removed on the trimming machines. After this – the process of bonding to the timber.
