Cross-laminated timber construction - Structural Timber
design guides. There is currently no equivalent design guide in the UK, but TRADA is in the process of developing design and specification guidance to support the UK design industry. Overview of CLT CLT panels consist of not less than three cross-bonded layers of timber typically ranging in thickness between 20mm and 45mm. The timber is
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