Ready For The Job Site
Bright Wood's manufacturing know-how keeps us ahead of the pack. We are not the new kids on the block (pun intended). We’ve been producing finger-jointed products since 1975, and you can see five decades of experience in every piece of engineered dimension lumber we make.
When you buy engineered dimension lumber with the Bright Wood stamp, you benefit from manufacturing processes, tooling technologies, and a deep knowledge base built over time. This foundation gives us a distinct advantage in delivering consistent quality and getting it right the first time.
You can count on Bright Wood for dimension lumber that is longer, stronger, and straighter than solid material, and ready for your customer's job site.
Just What Engineered Dimension Lumber Should Be
Accepted for Use Under All Building Codes
Structural-glued dimension lumber is accepted for use under all model building codes and is interchangeable with solid-sawn dimension lumber of the same size, grade, and species, and is grade-marked accordingly.
Certified for Vertical and Horizontal Applications
Bright Wood’s dimension lumber is certified as CERT EXT JNTS by the Western Wood Products Association (WWPA), which means the joints are certified for both vertical and horizontal applications.
Heat-Resistant Adhesive
Bright Wood uses a waterproof, exterior-type adhesive that meets the requirements of ASTM Product Standard D2559 and the WWPA’s Glued Products Procedures for Mill Certification and Quality Control (C/QC 101). Among those requirements is a “heat-resistant adhesive” represented by the “HRA” on Bright Wood’s WWPA certification stamp.
The Size, Species, and Grade You Need
Bright Wood’s finger joint dimension lumber products are manufactured on demand to ensure you get the tallies you need. We offer multiple sizes and species options.
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Bright Wood Stamp = Quality
Bright Wood’s dimension lumber is graded and tested throughout the manufacturing process to ensure it meets the same load and strength requirements as solid-sawn lumber. We use the Western Wood Products Association’s (WWPA) rules and specifications.
Examples of quality control procedures:
Reference Documents for Building with Bright Wood's Engineered Dimension
Bright Wood Corporation
Franklin Glue Data Sheets
International Building Code: Chapter 23 Wood
Provides minimum requirements for the design of buildings and structures that use wood and wood-based products
Minimum Standards and Quality / End-Jointed Lumber - Section 2303.1.1.2
Western Wood Products Association (WWPA)
Glued Products: Procedures for Mill Certification and Quality Control, C/QC 101.15
Heat-Resistant Adhesives (HRA) and Finger-Joint Lumber
Lumber Design Values and Framing Spans
Quality Control Policies and Procedures
Western Lumber Product Use Manual
Western Lumber Span Tables for Floor and Ceiling Joists and Roof Rafters