Nail Laminated Timber (NLT), various thicknesses (Specified by timber dimension used)
Nail-laminated timber (NLT) is made from dimensional lumber (2x4 to 2x12) stacked on edge and fastened together with nails or screws to form structural panels. It is a one-way panel system used for floors, roofs, and sometimes walls, and can be fabricated offsite or assembled on site with standard carpentry tools.
- Structural floors (89-286mm thickness)
- Roof decking (64mm minimum)
- Load-bearing walls
- Elevator shafts
- Heritage building renovations
- Industrial warehouse construction
- Educational facilities
- Multi-residential buildings (with acoustic treatment)
- Exposed ceiling applications
NLT has been used for more than a century in industrial and warehouse buildings and has seen renewed adoption in modern mass-timber projects since the 2010s.
DISCLAIMER: This specification document is generated from the CLAD Materials Atlas Database. Information is for general guidance only and does not constitute professional engineering advice. Values are typical and may vary by batch, manufacturer, and production run. Verify suitability for specific project applications independently.