To be clear, one has to install additional materials for decking a Or ceilings depending on orientation. Also, wall finishes. Isn't the point of clt to decreased additional site materials and subs. I'd like to see the cost and materials offset to full clt vs xr with added finishes
I can barely find Slovenia on a map. I’d warn that in a North American setting that clip would prevent this presentation from being included at a P.E.’s conference.
I'm very interested in this application for building passive microhouses with enough wall space to include inexpensive insulation materials. (max wall thinkness 270mm). Any idea when we could see this being offered by industry? And whom that would be?
Hello and thank you for the expressed interest. Talks about establishing a production are currently being held, however I may not disclose any details. Nevertheless, if you are doing microhouses a light timber frame may be a more suitable option anyway since your loads and spans are probably quite manageable.
hi Iztok, thanks for your input, I'm developing a modular microhouse in which separate(already assembled) living modules can be transported, connected and disconnected, and the house can grow with one's life situation / wallet without the need for huge mortgages. For this plug&play system, modules have to remain within in a minimum tolerance, hence my interest for CLT and XR-LAM The overall principle is comparable to the Dwelle house, but with better use of space. www.dwelle.co.uk/dwelleing/dwelleing/ Can you give a rough indication of time frame (months? a year? 2?), without disclosing anything confidential of course...
Ok, I see. We were also developing something similar a couple of years ago ... Regarding the XR-lam; a full running production could potentially start in two years.
Unfortunately not. There were a few new CLT plants built since this was first introduced and their owners were aware of these kind of plates but decided to go for standard CLT.
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What an informative video! The insights were fantastic and really got me thinking. Keep up the great work!
Amazing study,congrats. Definitely the future of construction.
Thank you very much, we really appreciate the opinion :)
More use off low quality timber is much better for the climate. Think about that!
To be clear, one has to install additional materials for decking a
Or ceilings depending on orientation. Also, wall finishes. Isn't the point of clt to decreased additional site materials and subs. I'd like to see the cost and materials offset to full clt vs xr with added finishes
Great PP, couldnt stop laughing when you got onto the over weight part
I can barely find Slovenia on a map. I’d warn that in a North American setting that clip would prevent this presentation from being included at a P.E.’s conference.
Nice
Haha "quite the opposite happened in that department".
I'm very interested in this application for building passive microhouses with enough wall space to include inexpensive insulation materials. (max wall thinkness 270mm). Any idea when we could see this being offered by industry? And whom that would be?
Hello and thank you for the expressed interest. Talks about establishing a production are currently being held, however I may not disclose any details.
Nevertheless, if you are doing microhouses a light timber frame may be a more suitable option anyway since your loads and spans are probably quite manageable.
hi Iztok, thanks for your input,
I'm developing a modular microhouse in which separate(already assembled) living modules can be transported, connected and disconnected, and the house can grow with one's life situation / wallet without the need for huge mortgages. For this plug&play system, modules have to remain within in a minimum tolerance, hence my interest for CLT and XR-LAM
The overall principle is comparable to the Dwelle house, but with better use of space. www.dwelle.co.uk/dwelleing/dwelleing/
Can you give a rough indication of time frame (months? a year? 2?), without disclosing anything confidential of course...
Ok, I see. We were also developing something similar a couple of years ago ...
Regarding the XR-lam; a full running production could potentially start in two years.
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Interesting idea. Is it in production now?
Unfortunately not. There were a few new CLT plants built since this was first introduced and their owners were aware of these kind of plates but decided to go for standard CLT.