Industrial
Cost and construction speed are typically considered the main value proposition for wood in warehouses, manufacturing facilities, and distribution centers. Wood roof systems offer particular value because of both code opportunities and cost savings. Now, mass timber products such as cross-laminated timber (CLT), which offer greater thermal performance and resistance to impact, add to the reasons to consider wood. If you’re designing an industrial project, note that you aren’t limited to Type I and II construction. Type V wood buildings may also have unlimited area for factory and storage occupancies.
Solution Papers Energy Code Compliance in Wood-Frame Buildings
Due to the unique thermal resistance of wood and ease of accommodating cavity insulation, options exist for wood-frame construction that are not available for other construction types. Wood also offers versatility in building envelope configuration.
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Wind Design of Timber Panelized Roof Structures Design Examples
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U.S. Mass Timber Floor Vibration Design Guide Guides, Manuals & Inventories
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U.S. Mass Timber Construction Manual Guides, Manuals & Inventories
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Seismic Design of Timber Panelized Roof Structures Design Examples
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Inventory of Fire Resistance-Tested Mass Timber Assemblies and Penetrations Guides, Manuals & Inventories
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Inventory of Acoustically-Tested Mass Timber Assemblies Guides, Manuals & Inventories
Upcoming Events
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Mass Timber Tour: Summit House In Person · West · July 31 @ 3:00 pm – 4:30 pm MDT
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Moisture Control and Durability in Hybrid Light-Frame Panelized Roof Systems Online · National · August 12 @ 1:00 pm – 2:30 pm EDT
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Mid-Rise Design, Optimizing Size, Maximizing Value Online · West · August 13 @ 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm PDT
Resources for Industrial Projects
Get the practical information you can apply to projects. Learn about the latest advances and code requirements, explore innovative projects, and expand your knowledge of wood design.
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Wood Construction Applications in Industrial and Warehouse Facilities Continuing Education
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Mass Timber Warehouses: Performance, Sustainability & Aesthetic Appeal Continuing Education
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Exploring Mass Timber for Data Center Design Continuing Education
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Mass Timber in Volumetric Modular Construction Expert Tips
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Fire-Resistance Requirements for Lateral Framing Expert Tips
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Force Transfer Around Openings (FTAO) Analysis for complex Shear Wall Openings Continuing Education
Tools & Guides for Industrial Projects
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Guides, Manuals & Inventories
Detailed guidance on specific aspects of wood design and construction, plus inventories of fire and acoustically-tested assemblies.
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CAD & Revit Details
Hundreds of searchable details for mass timber and light wood-frame buildings.
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Online Calculators
Calculate height and area options or estimate your project’s wood carbon impact.
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