LVL Plank

Description

What to Know About LVL Plank?

An LVL plank, or Laminated Veneer Lumber plank, is an engineered wood product. It is created by bonding multiple thin layers of wood veneer under heat and pressure. 

What are the uses of LVL Plank?

LVL planks are used as non-modular scaffold planks to make working platforms on scaffolding systems. These planks provide a stable surface for workers to access different heights during building operations.

What are the Benefits of LVL Plank?

LVL planks are lightweight, resistant to warping, and highly durable. They are easy to handle, can support heavy loads, and remain reliable in various weather conditions.

What scaffolding system does the LVL Plank belong to?

LVL planks are used in many scaffolding systems, including ringlock, cuplock, kwikstage, trestle, cantilever, suspended, and so on. They are designed to be compatible with standard scaffold fittings. 

What Materials are Used to Create LVL Plank?

LVL planks are made from dried, graded, thin layers of wood veneers (typically softwood like spruce, pine, or poplar). A waterproof phenol-formaldehyde resin adhesive is used to bond the veneers together under high pressure.