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The following determines performance stability of curved laminated wood elements made with a vacuum membrane press. For this purpose, 13 layers of 1.5 mm thick beech (Fagus orientalis Lipsky), sessile oak (Quercus petrean Liebl) and pine (Pinus sylvestris) veneer layers were glued with D4 adhesive using a vacuum membrane press and curved laminated wood samples were prepared. Diagonal compression test was applied on the prepared samples. The highest diagonal compression strength difference found between beech laminate and oak laminate was statistically insignificant. Most low strength samples consisted of laminated pine.

Determination Of Form (Shape) Stability Performance On Curved Laminated Wood (Lvl) Elements