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Solid wood panels made from cross-glued spruce layers, offering excellent stability, strength and natural aesthetics.
Three-Layer Spruce Panel
Three-layer spruce panels are manufactured from solid softwood lamellas arranged in crosswise layers to improve dimensional stability and reduce natural wood movement. They combine strength, relatively low weight, and the natural appearance of spruce, providing a versatile solution for woodworking and construction projects.
- Wood: Central European spruce, Nordic spruce, silver fir
- Thicknesses (mm): 13, 16, 19, 21, 27, 32, 42, 50, 60
- Widths (mm): 1,040, 1,250, 2,100, 2,500
- Lengths (mm): 2,500, 2,750, 3,000, 4,000, 5,000, 6,000
- Long panels: Lengths 7,000, 8,000, 10,000 mm; maximum format 2,500 × 10,000 mm
- Quality: A, B, C+, C, ALTHOLZ
- Construction: 3-layer panel
- Surface lamella: 6 or 9 mm
- Middle lamella: up to 42 mm
- Moisture content: 8%; larch 12%
- Adhesive: AW 100, or D4 according to EN 204
- Sanding: Grain size 100; coarser sanding available on request
- Reaction to fire: D-s2, d0 (EN 13986)
- Formaldehyde: E1 (EN 13986)
Grading overview
Applications
Standard Spruce Panels (A, B, C+, C)
Three-layer spruce panels are widely used in construction, carpentry, and interior applications. In the building industry, they are suitable for ceiling and floor structures, roof decking, wall cladding, and prefabricated timber components (preferred grades: B/C+, C+/C+, C+/C). In carpentry and interior production, they are used for partitions, stair components, doors, furniture, and decorative surfaces (preferred grades: A/B, B/B, B/C+).
ALTHOLZ – Decorative Panels
ALTHOLZ panels feature a distinctive reclaimed-wood appearance, making them ideal for rustic and contemporary interiors. Typical applications include decorative wall and ceiling cladding, furniture manufacturing, and custom interior fittings where a natural, aged-wood character is desired.
Used in wall and ceiling panels in interior spaces where natural wood appearance is desired.
Suitable for furniture elements, cabinets, tables, and custom interior fittings.
Used in modular and timber construction requiring stable, lightweight structural panels.