Identify Pressure-Treated Glue Lam

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The presenter starts by showcasing a timber beam with a distinct green tint, indicating it has been pressure-treated. He identifies this specific material as a 'glue lam' beam, setting the stage for a discussion on its characteristics within the broader context of engineered wood products used in construction.

Goal: The video begins by introducing and visually identifying a pressure-treated glue laminated (glue lam) timber beam.

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Little little lesson for you here. We've got here a pressuret treated glue lamb. And what makes that different from other types of beams? Well, a lot of times we'll use an LVL, which is a laminated What's LVL stand for? Laminated veneer lumber, right? A lot of times we'll use an LVL, which is laminated veneer. So, it'll be very thin uh veneers that are all laminated together, cross- laminated, and all glued together

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