Laminated wood

Laminated wood, also known as glued or engineered wood, is made by bonding multiple thin layers or strips of wood together with strong adhesives. This process creates a single, durable piece that can be shaped into beams, panels, or other structures. Laminated wood offers increased strength, stability, and flexibility compared to solid wood, making it ideal for construction and furniture. It also allows for the use of smaller or lower-quality wood pieces, reducing waste and enabling innovative design options. Overall, laminated wood combines natural material with engineered precision for reliable and versatile application.