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Air-dried timber
Timber that is dried by exposure to air in a yard or shed, without artificial heat (also see seasoning).
Acoustics, environmental impact, building in bushfire prone areas and compliance with building codes are just some of the issues architects, designers, engineers and specifiers need to consider.
The following articles provide information and further investigation on some of the more common issues affecting timber structures and their surrounding environments.
View Exterior Timber, Decking and Cladding FAQs from the timber industry. Species selection, fixings, finishes, maintenance and more.
A worked example of the compression capacity of a timber truss supporting a roof.
Information on how to protect timber and increase durability.
Certification, chain of custody and more
Internationally and locally, timber and wood products are increasingly specified for major construction projects as a fire safe building material. Integrating design principles and fire engineering can ensure the required performance and compliance with relevant building codes.
This overview presentation takes a look at some of the applications glulam can be used for.
Proof-grading begins with the preliminary sorting of ungraded timber being produced by the mill. Machine proof-grading then will further test every piece of sorted timber by the application of a predetermined bending load, known as the proof load.
An overview of timber grading and quality control.
A simple overview of some of the environmental benefits growing and harvesting timber provides.
An overview of the process used for seasoning timber.