NASLAM · GLULAM
Glulam Beam
A beam that spans wide roofs and halls in a single piece.
- Use
- Structural
- Environment
- Interior and sheltered exterior
Glulam beams, CLT, Thermowood and solid wood panels, all produced from the log at our facility in Bucak. If you know what you need, filter below; if not, tell us about your project and we will recommend.
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A beam that spans wide roofs and halls in a single piece.
Non-standard sections and lengths, cut to your project and delivered.
Bent in the press for arches, domes and roofs of varying height.
For timber house walls; less checking and twisting than solid logs.
Ready-to-machine glulam profile for joinery makers.
A stile that stays straight and true to size, for door makers.
Impregnated timber cut to size for frames, pergolas and garden structures.
Ready-made pallets for beaches, piers and garden walkways.
Used as a load-bearing slab in walls, floors and roofs.
Cladding profile, 18–20 mm thick, 92 / 117 / 138 mm wide.
Cladding profile, 18–20 mm thick, 92 / 117 / 138 mm wide.
Cladding profile, 18–20 mm thick, 92 / 117 / 138 mm wide.
Log-look cladding profile with a rounded face.
Pine cladding profile, 26 mm thick.
Decking profile, 26 mm thick, 92 / 117 / 138 mm wide.
Decking profile, 20 mm thick, 90 / 115 / 130 mm wide.
Decking profile, 20 / 25 mm thick.
Decking profile, 90 mm wide.
Thin decking profile, 9–10 mm thick, 90 mm wide.
Hard and light-coloured; for stair treads and table tops.
Strongly figured; for furniture, worktops and treads.
Moisture resistant; for kitchen worktops and bathrooms.
Light in weight and colour; for shelving, cabinet interiors and interior cladding.
Knotty and warm in tone; for rustic furniture and interior cladding.
We produce to size and to the application. Tell us about your project and we will suggest the right product and section.
Request custom productionGlulam is a linear member: beams and columns. CLT is a panel: walls and floors. Most buildings use both together.
No. Thermal modification reduces strength. Thermowood is a cladding; the load-bearing frame behind it is built separately.
A solid wood panel is lamellas glued side by side for worktops, stairs and furniture. It does not carry loads.
Review concise answers to the questions we receive most often about products, brands and project processes.
In our factories, the use of softwoods such as spruce and pine is considerably higher than that of other tree species.
The timber we use is sourced from sustainable forests cultivated for industrial purposes. The wider use of ecological, carbon-storing timber structures also means the expansion of industrial forests established for this purpose.
Thermowood is the registered name for thermally modified timber. Not every heat-treatment process is a Thermowood process. It is the thermal modification of species such as pine, ash, iroko and ayous using special techniques that comply with the original Thermowood method.
Building cities through earthquake-resistant mass-housing projects that are fully compatible with the environment.
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