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Wood Column & Beam

Natural and Aesthetic Solutions for Strong Structures

Wooden columns and beams are not only load-bearing elements in architectural designs; they also stand out as aesthetic details. As GaviWood; we produce wooden columns and beams with high bearing capacity, long life and elegant appearance for use in indoor and outdoor structures.

These products, which are especially preferred for pergolas, roofs, camellias, verandas, commercial buildings and outdoor spaces, are offered with project-specific dimensions and surface options.

Usage Areas

  • Pergola and porch systems

  • Garden structures and outdoor living spaces

  • Wooden roofs, rafter systems

  • Urban furniture and large landscape elements

  • Rustic interior designs

Column / Beam Technical Specifications

 

Wood TypeLaminated European Hardwood, European Softwood, African, such as Oak, Beech, Pine, Fir, Spruce, Spruce, Walnut, Iroko, Sapelli, Ayous, Chestnut
Hardwood, African Softwood
Humidity–14 (Kiln Dry)
Profile TypeStraight cut, decorative cut, corner beveled
Cross Section DimensionsFrom 80×80 mm to 200×400 mm - project-specific production
Lengths (mm)1000 mm – 6000 mm
Surface TreatmentSanded, Oiled, Varnished, UV Protected
Mounting MethodScrew, anchor, metal carrier system compatibility
Aesthetic OptionsRustic, modern, natural-looking surfaces
Physical & Mechanical PropertiesMeasured ValueUsage & Durability Assessment
Material StandardGL24h / GL28h (Laminated Pine/Fir to EN 14080 Standards)Manufactured in full compliance with structural timber strength classes.
Average Density~500 kg/m³Extremely lightweight compared to concrete and steel — adds no extra load to the building.
Dimensional Stability (Movement)PerfectCross-laminated grain orientation ensures zero warping or cracking even in large spans.
Bending & Load ResistanceMaximum (Seismic Resistance)Safer than reinforced concrete structures with flexible bending resistance against seismic loads.
Fire Resistance~0.7mm/min charring rateDuring fire, the outer surface chars and protects the inner structural core.

Frequently Asked Questions About Glulam Beams, Columns & Structural Timber

Glulam beams are 5 times lighter than concrete and offer high damping capacity through their flexibility against seismic loads. Installation is much faster and they provide natural insulation.

Yes, glulam timber forms a charred layer on its outer surface during a fire. This layer prevents oxygen from penetrating inside and significantly delays the collapse of the inner structural core — unlike steel structures, it does not suddenly melt and collapse.

No, glulam beams are manufactured by pressing kiln-dried timber layers with opposing grain directions. This structural technique completely eliminates the natural risk of warping and deep cracking in wood.

Special Production for Your Projects

We produce for your interior and exterior spaces with special size, color and surface options for your needs. We are here to add aesthetics, quality and naturalness to every project.

Contact us, let's produce together.