Sentence examples for lumber beams from inspiring English sources

The paper presents experimental results of tests on splitting of laminated veneer lumber beams subjected to loading perpendicular to grain by single bolts with small edge and end distances.

The horizontal reaction beams were assembled using two 10 × 2 lumber beams bolted to two open-ended steel reaction piles with a diameter of 152.4 mm and height of 3.0 m driven at a distance of approximately 3.0 m to form the pile load test frame.

The kitchen counters are propped up by two by four lumber beams, as all lower cabinets were tossed in the remediation immediately after the flood event.

In order to evaluate the bending capacity of laminated bamboo lumber (LBL) beams, material performance tests and beam tests have been carried out.

This paper develops a mechanical model to accurately predict the strength of Laminated Veneer Lumber (LVL) beams, and illustrates its applications to numerically predict the strength distribution of LVL beams manufactured from veneers rotary peeled from early to mid-rotation subtropical hardwood plantation logs.

He said he had placed an order two weeks ago for several hundred thousand dollars worth of lumber, panels and beams for a 15,000-square-foot home that his company is about to start building in Sun Valley.

How long these endangered forests will last, we do not know, but every time we travel to this general region we have encountered loggers pulling down massive beams of lumber; this time is no exception.

He bolted the lumber together into a beam seven feet long, attached the blade to one end, and screwed one wing of a hinge to the other.

The narrow wood picture molding on the beams is from Dykes Lumber in Manhattan (212-929-3580; nine locatioNew York, New JerseyJersey, and Pennsylvania).

The guitar maker takes discarded lumber like old flooring or roofing beams from the 1800s, and uses them to fashion instruments in his West Village shop.

The fresh lumber of the new stairs and supporting beams contrasts with the aged colonial timbers, some of which are a foot thick.