How do they perform compared to solid timber joists?
Dean de Jong2025-05-17T11:36:00+10:00They’re generally lighter, straighter, and more consistent than solid timber. They also allow longer spans and reduce the risk of floor bounce.
They’re generally lighter, straighter, and more consistent than solid timber. They also allow longer spans and reduce the risk of floor bounce.
Yes. They are engineered with service penetrations in mind and often include guides for hole locations to accommodate electrical, HVAC, and plumbing runs.
Yes. Metsä Finnjoists are manufactured to meet structural performance standards in Australia and are produced under ISO 9001 certified processes. - Finnjoist - CE marked, and the design properties are determined according to ETA 02/0026. - Finnjoists - BM TRADA Q-Mark certificate. - Kerto LVL - CE and UKCA marked, designed to EN 14374 standards.
Yes, they’re often used in townhouses, duplexes, and modular builds due to their consistency and reduced floor noise.
Finnjoists are available in a range of depths, including the newly stocked 300x63 section. Other common sizes can be ordered depending on project requirements.