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NS-EN 386:2001

Feb 2002 Withdrawn

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Abstract

This standard specifies requirements for the components of glued laminated timber structures members and minimum requirements for the production of such members for structural use. This standard is applicable to products with a finished lamination thickness of not more than 45 mm. Although most glued laminated timber is made from coniferous species this standard also applies to broad leaved species if information is available to enable them to be satisfactorily bonded.

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Published: 11 February 2002
Withdrawn: 1 September 2013
Edition: 2
Version: 1
Document type: NAT
ISBN:

ICS 79.040
ICS 79.080
National Committee SN/K 82

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EU law: 89/106/EEC, 305/2011

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Refers: NS-EN 301:2023
Replaced by: NS-EN 14080:2013
Replaces: NS-EN 386:1995
Adopted from: EN 386:2001 , 0

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