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glulam

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glulam [′glü‚läm]
(materials)
A material fabricated by joining two or more layers of wood with an adhesive so that the grains of all the layers are approximately parallel.


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Douglas fir walls dominate inside, mirroring the real fir trees unfolding in the landscape, while the structure consists of Parallam beams--a glulam made from recycled woodchips.
The lounges, made from environmentally-friendly glulam timber beams covered in wood veneers, provide luxury passenger facilities as well as an information office, three shop units and cash machines relocated from the main concourse.
Project materials include structural glulam beam stringers, walnut treads and risers, sapele grip rail and newel in fills, forged steel balustrade.
 
 
 
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