Hybridised Australian Cross Laminated Timber (ACLT) and Orientated Strand Board (OSB) Wall Panels - A Case Study
David B. Bylund
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David B. Bylund
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This paper reports on the design and construction of the first domestically designed and manufactured CLT type building in Australia using locally produced Radiata pine. The building features a hybridised nail laminated two ply CLT and OSB wall panel with an insulation/services cavity. The design and construction of this building is undertaken for Western Australia’s largest soft wood timber processor, Wespine.
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This paper reports on the design and construction of the first domestically designed and manufactured CLT type building in Australia using locally produced Radiata pine. The building features a hybridised nail laminated two ply CLT and OSB wall panel with an insulation/services cavity. The design and construction of this building is undertaken for Western Australia’s largest soft wood timber processor, Wespine.
Key concepts: Oriented strand board, Cross laminated timber, Engineering, Shear wall, Engineered wood, Structural engineering, Building construction, Laminated veneer lumber