Larix decidua - Larix europaea, tree of Pinaceae family.

It is certainly considered the hardest conifer wood. Larch wood is clearly varied, with subtle yellow- white sapwood and red-orange heartwood with distinct or less distinct hues depending on its origin. It has a fine medium texture, more or less straight-grained and clearly marked grains.

Average volumic mass:

600 kg per m3.

Solid-Wood Laminated Panel

Three-Layers

Larch

DIMENSIONS AND TECHNICAL FEATURES

Wood species:
Siberian Larch.

Panel size:
5000 x 2100 mm.

Thickness:
19 mm.

Moisture content:
8% ± 2 at the beginning, mechanically obtained.

Gluing:
AW 100 weatherproof compliance with European Norm in force DIN 68705 (D4 compliance with DIN EN 204), without harmful substances, with a low environmental impact.

Production:
compliance with European Norm UNI EN 13017 - 1 classification by surface appearance.

Formaldehyde emission class:
in accordance with the requirements of E1 class

Calibrate / Sand:
Both sides, grain 100.

Thikness mm Grade
AB/B
19

Classifications

Grade AB:

mostly sound knots, isolated knots are dowelled, heart up to maximum 400 mm, occasional resin pockets, slight compression wood and slight colour variation might occur, gluing without defects.

Grade B:

Mostly sound knots, isolated black knots, slight discolourations and red-wood allowed, isolated small resin pockets not longer than 50 mm, isolated splits with through heart repaired for the entire length, gluing without defects..