Cross-laminated timber (CLT) is a high-performance, lightweight, and strong engineered wood product used for structural elements like slabs, walls, and roofs. The cross-gluing of wood lamellas creates these panels.
As a renewable material, CLT offers environmental benefits, with 1m³ of wood absorbing approximately 0.7 tons of CO2. Its prefabricated nature allows for faster construction, reduced waste, and cleaner sites.
Engineered wood's strength-to-weight ratio (1/5 the weight of concrete with comparable performance) makes it suitable for diverse building projects. Furthermore, wooden designs foster biophilic spaces and enhance brand value through unique product differentiation.
