Sentence examples for structural wood from inspiring English sources

COMMON SPACES: All structural wood for the house is southern yellow pine, harvested from the property.

Some species can infest and cause damage to structural wood near water.

Structural wood composites are frequently used in building construction for beams and columns.

Xylocopa are often considered pests because of their tunneling in structural wood such as that of buildings and fences.

Glue-laminated beam means a structural wood beam made by bonding lumber together along its faces with resin.

Almost three-fifths of all structural wood panels now sold are oriented-strand board, or O.S.B., compared with a quarter in the early 1990's.

Fire reaction fall within standard limits used for structural woods, while fire resistance results are higher than that of plywood.

After milling, portions of aspen and spruce were separately extracted to remove low molecular weight, non-structural wood extractives such as resin acids, fatty acids, terpenes, tannins and hydrocarbons using ethanol, toluene, and water extraction by ASTM Standard D1105-96 (2007).

The more practical section describes damages by viruses on trees and by bacteria on the xylem of trees and on structural timber, wood discoloration caused by molds and stain fungi, wood decays by rot fungi, and preservation methods.

This article presents the analysis of the structure, energy and cost efficiency of three lightweight structural systems – wood light frames (WLF), lightweight steel frames (LGSF) and 3D sandwich (3DSP) panels – during their useful life.

The history of plywood can be traced back to the time of pharaohs in ancient Egypt, but it really came to prominence as a structural engineered wood product through two significant innovations: the invention of rotary peeling for producing wood veneer at industrial scale in the late-nineteenth century and the advent of synthetic waterproof adhesives in the early twentieth century.