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Il tetto in legno lamellare è stato scelto per la sua resistenza e sostenibilità.
The glulam roof was chosen for its strength and sustainability.
A roof structure made from glued laminated timber (glulam), an engineered wood product formed by bonding layers of dimensioned lumber with durable, moisture-resistant adhesives.
I tetti in legno lamellare sono comunemente usati nelle costruzioni moderne per la loro capacità di coprire grandi luci senza supporti intermedi.
Glulam roofs are commonly used in modern constructions for their ability to span large distances without intermediate supports.
Glulam is known for its high strength-to-weight ratio and is often used in eco-friendly building designs.
Glulam (legno lamellare) is engineered and stronger than solid wood of the same dimensions. It is less prone to warping and can be manufactured in custom shapes.
The term 'lamellare' refers to the layered (laminated) construction of the wood, while 'legno' means wood. This phrase is standard in Italian technical and construction contexts.