Engineered Wood--Roof Trusses
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- Versa-Lam I-Joists
- Source: BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine 4/10/2008
These I-joists are made from Versa-Lam laminated veneer lumber. All of the grain is parallel to the length of the wood, with knots and other imperfections dispersed in the manufacturing process, according to the company. Most of the company's wood comes from SFI-certified forests and when installed, this manufacturer's engineered wood products use 50 percent less wood than ordinary lumber, the manufacturer says. Some dealers can precision end-trim to length based on exact dimensions, eliminating waste. This manufacturer also offers its Plans Room software to home builders, who can post home plans for all project members to view. 800-232-0788. More
- Engineered Roof Trusses
- Source: BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine 5/23/2007
Ply Mart. Two-foot on-center roof trusses and 16-inch open-web floor trusses allow the builder of these townhomes easy access to run HVAC, plumbing, electrical pipes, and wires, the truss manufacturer says. The trusses are made to exact specifications, eliminating on-site trimming, the maker says. 770-447-5338. More
From Our Manufacturers
- Roseburg Adds Solid Sawn Flanged RFPI® Joist to its Broad Line of Engineered Wood Products Manufacturing
- Source: 6/2/2008
- Roseburg Forest Products announced today the company would begin producing a solid sawn flanged RFPI® Joist at its Riddle, Oregon engineered wood products plant. Roseburg is making the product available through its distribution partners nationwide beginning August 1, 2008. More
- The 2007 Boise Cascade Family of Engineered Wood Products
- Source: ebuild 3/14/2007
Boise Engineered Wood Products manufactures and markets engineered wood products, which are building products with improved structural characteristics and use our forests more efficiently. Today Boise owns and operates the two largest laminated veneer lumber (LVL) and I-joist manufacturing plants in the world in Alexandria, Louisiana and White City, Oregon. More
