Laminated Veneer Lumber (LVL) is an engineered wood product made by bonding thin wood veneers together under heat and pressure with a waterproof adhesive. The veneers are aligned in the same direction, making LVL a strong, dimensionally stable structural material commonly used for beams, headers, rim boards, and other load-bearing applications in residential and commercial construction.
Reuse Opportunities:
LVL is typically manufactured in long lengths with consistent structural performance, making it a good candidate for reuse in construction, framing, or design applications where uniformity and strength are important. Salvaged LVL may be repurposed as:
Structural beams in remodeling or new construction
Workbenches or shop tables
Furniture bases or shelving supports
Wall cladding or design features when aesthetics align
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