KSH beam (Duo/Trio – block-jointed beam)
Surface
Surface
Planed and chamfered – a more attractive finish
Structure
Structure
2–3-layer laminated beam
Body shaping
Body shaping
Lower tendency to warp
Machining
Machining
Even with traditional woodworking tools

KSH beam (Duo/Trio – block-jointed beam)

The term ‘KSH’ is often used to refer to Duo/Trio (Duobalken/Triobalken) type laminated beams: structural elements made of glued solid timber consisting of two or three layers. The aim is to achieve better dimensional stability and more favourable performance compared to traditional sawn timber.

Advantages in timber construction

The laminated construction can result in a lower tendency to warp and crack, whilst the planed and tongue-and-groove surfaces provide a more aesthetically pleasing and easier-to-work-with structure. It is often chosen for exposed structures and more sophisticated architectural solutions.


 

KSH beam (Duo/Trio – block-jointed beam)
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Technical specifications

Structure

  • Layer 2: Duo beam
  • Layer 3: Trio beam
  • glued solid timber structure

Surface / quality

  • planed surface
  • beveled edges
  • also suitable for exposed structures

Usage

  • timber architecture, load-bearing elements
  • pergola, roof, framework
  • exposed beams
  • customised structural solutions