Did you know 73% of contractors report structural failures from undersized beams? Traditional timber warps. It cracks. It costs you time and money. Now discover how 400x45 LVL engineered wood solves these nightmares while saving 18-22% on material costs.
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Our 400x45 LVL beams don't just meet standards - they redefine them. Engineered with cross-laminated veneers and H3 treatment, they deliver:
Feature | Our LVL | Brand X |
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Max Span (m) | 12.4 | 9.8 |
Warranty | 25 Years | 15 Years |
Need special lengths? Unusual load requirements? Our CNC cutting service delivers precision-cut LVL Kerto components within ±1mm tolerance. Over 87% of clients report faster installation versus conventional beams.
"Using 400x45 LVL H3 treated beams cut our construction timeline by 3 weeks," reports lead contractor Mark Sullivan. The 18,000 sq.ft structure withstood Category 4 hurricane winds - proof you can trust our engineering.
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A: 400x45 LVL beams are commonly used in structural framing for roofs, floors, and walls. Their engineered strength makes them ideal for long-span support in residential and commercial projects. They provide dimensional stability compared to traditional lumber.
A: LVL H3 treated refers to laminated veneer lumber preserved for above-ground exterior use. The H3 treatment protects against insects and moderate moisture exposure. This makes it suitable for outdoor structural elements like deck beams.
A: Kerto LVL offers high strength-to-weight ratio and consistent quality through controlled manufacturing. Its layered construction minimizes warping and splitting. The product is particularly effective for architectural beams and composite structures.
A: Standard 400x45 LVL requires protective treatment for exterior use. For outdoor applications, specify H3-treated or higher grade LVL products. Proper sealing and maintenance are still recommended for prolonged exposure.
A: Load capacity depends on span length and product specifications from manufacturers. A 400x45 LVL beam can generally support heavier loads than equivalent dimensional lumber. Always consult engineering tables for specific project requirements.