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LVL Beams

Laminated Veneer Lumber (LVL) supplied through Dynamic Lumber Solutions lumberyard locations for structural headers, beams, girders, and long-span framing systems.

LVL Beams Supplied Through Our Lumberyards

Dynamic Lumber Solutions supplies structural LVL beams as part of complete framing and engineered lumber packages through our lumberyard operations. LVLs are commonly specified by engineers where dimensional lumber alone does not provide sufficient strength, stiffness, or span capability.

Lumberyard Locations

Boise, Idaho
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What Is Laminated Veneer Lumber (LVL)?

LVL is an engineered wood product manufactured by bonding thin wood veneers together with structural adhesives under controlled conditions. The veneers are oriented for maximum strength, resulting in beams with high load capacity, excellent dimensional stability, and predictable structural performance.

Common LVL Applications

  • Window and door headers
  • Garage door openings
  • Main support beams and girders
  • Floor and roof framing systems
  • Long-span structural openings

Structural Performance & Design Considerations

LVL beams are manufactured to meet published engineering design values and are selected based on span, loading conditions, and bearing requirements. Proper sizing and application should always follow engineered plans, manufacturer data, and applicable building codes.

LVLs Within Engineered Framing Systems

LVLs are frequently used in coordination with engineered I-joists, rim board, and structural panels to form efficient, integrated framing systems. This approach supports longer spans, cleaner layouts, and consistent structural behavior across the building.

LVL vs. Dimensional Lumber

While traditional sawn lumber remains suitable for many framing applications, LVLs are often specified where higher strength, reduced deflection, or longer unsupported spans are required. The engineered nature of LVLs allows for more predictable performance compared to solid-sawn members.