Solid single layer wood board made up of pieces of wood (strips) glued together edge to edge and or on edge based on an aqueous dispersion-based adhesive of polyvinyl acetate. The manufacturing process is completed by longitudinal cut of the piece to normalized length in addition to the item’s sanding. The international term that used is the acronym SWP (S = solid; W = wood; P = panel).
B/B Grade: both faces have live knots (not dead ones), that in no case will result in breakage or cracking of the strips.
Scientific name: Picea abies Karst
Common name: White Fir
Grain: Straight or slightly spiralled
Defects: Abundance of small ones and occasionally protruding
Texture: Medium to coarse
Scent: Slightly sappy
Moisture content: 10 %
Thermal conductivity: 0,039 λ (W/mK)
Nominal density: 430 Kg/m3
Permeability: Retention > 200 kg/m3
Shrinkage coefficient: Volumétrica (12,1 %); Tangencial (8,3 %); Radial (4,1 %)
Durability: Category 5
Domain: Eukaryota
Kingdom: Plantae
Division: Pinophyta
Class: Pinopsida
Order: Pinales
Family: Pinaceae
Genus: Abies
Species: Alba
Janka Hardness: 1420 N
Modulus of rupture: 710 Kg/cm²
Modulus of elasticity: 110000 Kg/cm²
Compression resistance: 450 Kg/cm²
Alburnum: White – pale yellow
Duramen: Yellow – which can become reddish in tone
Knot: Light chestnut-brown
Dimensions (measurement values are indicated in mm)
Lenght: 2500
Width: 1220