Finnish Pressure-Treated Glulam Beam 9x20x800cm

Finnish Pressure-Treated Glulam Beam 9x20x800cm

The Finnish Pressure-Treated Glulam Beam 9x20x800cm is a high-quality solution for large, demanding, and robust outdoor wooden structures. Thanks to its impressive 800cm length, it is ideal for applications where a long continuous beam is required, reducing the need for joints and improving the overall stability of the construction.

This beam is made from laminated / glulam timber, produced industrially from selected pieces of wood bonded together along their flat sides, with the fibers arranged in a parallel direction. This manufacturing method provides improved structural behavior, high strength, and significantly reduced risk of splitting compared to conventional solid timber of similar dimensions.

The timber comes from Finland, known for producing high-quality softwood suitable for demanding wooden structures. The beam is pressure-treated for outdoor use and features a planed surface, making installation, processing, and finishing easier and more efficient.

With a section of 9x20cm and a length of 800cm, this beam is an excellent choice for large pergolas, shelters, roof covers, and timber constructions where a long, strong, and stable beam is required. It is suitable for both professional and private projects that demand strength, durability, and a high-quality final result.

Main features

• Dimensions: 9x20x800cm
• Industrially manufactured laminated / glulam timber
• Timber origin: Finland
• Pressure-treated for improved outdoor durability
• Planed surface for easier processing and a refined finish
• Long 800cm length for demanding constructions
• High strength and dimensional stability
• Reduced risk of splitting compared to conventional solid timber
• Suitable for large outdoor wooden structures

Recommended uses

• Large pergolas
• Shelters
• Roof covers
• Garden wooden structures
• Outdoor constructions with large spans
• Special wooden structures requiring a long beam

Pressure-treated timber does not necessarily require painting for protection, as it has already undergone a treatment process. However, because natural wood exposed to outdoor conditions may gradually turn grey over time, the application of a suitable wood stain, varnish or protective finish is recommended for a better aesthetic result. The finish should only be applied when the timber is completely dry.