Structural · S-5HYKR

Glued Laminated Timber Joint Elevation at Column Support

Materials

Timber / Wood

Elements

Beams Roofs Floors / Slabs Arches

Connections

Timber / Mass-Timber Connection

About this detail

Glued laminated timber beam joints at column supports occur at both level 2 and roof conditions in a mass-timber building. The assembly features glulam beams supported by glulam columns, connected with fully threaded angled screws inserted at forty-five degrees and concealed with wood plugs. CLT panels and topping slabs sit above the framing, incorporating acoustic mats and radiant tubing per architectural and mechanical specifications. End blocking is detailed per drawing references, maintaining a typical one-eighth-inch tolerance at joints. Notes specify that at continuous beam conditions, no beam joint exists.

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