I-JOIST

Another turning point in the technology of wooden I-joist was the transition from plywood to an approximately chipboard or OSB. This happened in 1990. OSB is less expensive, more affordable and more durable than plywood. In particular, it has high shear values, due to the specificity of gluing, when all the fibers are essentially woven together. Today, almost every manufacturer uses only OSB boards in their residential and commercial products. Another company from the founders of the production of wooden I-beams was the Canadian company Nascor Incorporeted. She not only improved the production of beams, but also patented the technology of building houses using I-joists. It is on Nascor equipment that we produce our wooden I-joists, which guarantees the highest quality products... We produce high-quality wooden I-joist - a modern structural material for the installation of floors and roof systems in civil and industrial construction. The manufactured products comply with world-class..

Also known as: I-joists