Laminated strand lumber (LSL) potential of Hungarian and Central European hardwoods: a review
K. M. Faridul Hasan,
Miklós Bak,
Ahmed Altaher Omer Ahmed
et al.
Abstract:This review paper discusses the potential of laminated strand lumber (LSL) as a structural and building material, with a focus on Hungarian hardwoods such as Turkey oak, hornbeam, beech, and domestic poplar. LSL is an engineered wood product made from thin strands of wood that are glued together in layers. The study compares the physical and mechanical properties of LSL made from these hardwood species with those of other conventional structural materials. In addition, the paper discusses various aspects of LS… Show more
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