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Innovations in structural lumber for wood trusses
The need for efficient use of fiber in the wood industry has caused wood truss designers and manufacturers, as well as lumber manufacturers, to look toward non-traditional types of structural lumber. Innovations like non-standard width lumber (2-by-3's and 2-by-5's), machine graded lumber (MEL and MSR lumber), finger-jointed lumber, alternative species, and several types of structural composite lumber all have advantages, and also limitations, in particular applications of metal-plate connected wood trusses.
Innovations in structural lumber for wood trusses
The need for efficient use of fiber in the wood industry has caused wood truss designers and manufacturers, as well as lumber manufacturers, to look toward non-traditional types of structural lumber. Innovations like non-standard width lumber (2-by-3's and 2-by-5's), machine graded lumber (MEL and MSR lumber), finger-jointed lumber, alternative species, and several types of structural composite lumber all have advantages, and also limitations, in particular applications of metal-plate connected wood trusses.
Innovations in structural lumber for wood trusses
Winistorfer, S.G. (author) / Heard, L.R. (author)
1997
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English