CLT (X-LAM) Timber Structure

A CLT (cross-laminated timber) structure uses large solid-timber panels as load-bearing walls and floors. It is a prefabricated, dry system: panels arrive cut to the millimetre and are assembled in days, cutting time, noise and waste. For the same performance it weighs a fraction of concrete, stores carbon instead of emitting it, and offers timber comfort and aesthetics that are hard to match.

1. 01

   Design and prefabrication

   BIM modelling and CNC cutting of the panels in the factory, with pre-arranged holes and joints.

2. 02

   Panel installation

   On-site assembly of wall and floor panels with a crane, in short time.

3. 03

   Connections

   Connecting the panels with screws, plates and metal angle brackets to ensure structural continuity.

4. 04

   Insulation and acoustic layer

   Application of insulation layers and impact-sound mats for comfort.

5. 05

   Finishes

   Closing with false ceilings, screeds and internal and external finishes.