Projects – Page 5 – Meyer Timber

MPP08 – Meyer Timber NSW Warehouse – Jan 2018

We have now moved into our new purpose built facility in Penrith. Incorporating the largest LVL framed warehouse in Australia at just under 20,000m2 it puts all our material on the one site again, giving us improved capability and logistics. To all our valued customers, if you are in the area (just 10min west of our St Marys site) call your sales rep and drop in to have a look around. The office, supplied by Timber Building Systems (TBS) showcases some of the new products we are importing like Baubuche flooring and panels. Thanks also to CIP for the build.

MPP07 – Meyer Timber NSW Office – Jan 2018

MPP06 – 49° LVL Roof – Sep 2017

Have a look at the 49° LVL roof project profile recently completed in NSW. This is an impressive build with the longest rafter being just under 13.2m. It is restrained and supported by first floor joists, then first floor walls, then loft joists/collar ties, then loft walls, then an upper collar tie before finally hitting the ridge board. And credit to the carpenters as it was all cut to size on the ground!

MPP05 – LSL Studs – Sep 2015

Laminated Strand Lumber (LSL) was used as a viable option for wall frames (studs and wall plates) in this project in Echuca (VIC). “It’s a dream to use. You are not spending days straightening walls” was the builder’s final comment.

MPP04 – Sydney Boathouse – Nov 2014

Cold Pressed and pre-fabricated LVL boat runners from Nelson Pine were used in this project. Thick solid section LVL was found to be a better long-term alternative than traditional options in this high load application.

MPP03 – Raftered Roof – Jul 2014

The hySPAN rafters of a beautiful roof structure were pre-fabricated with tapers and steel beam checkouts. A happy builder stated “Off-site fabrication makes sense for the common rafters due to their length and weight.

MPP02 – Exhibition Pontoon – May 2014

Located in the beautiful surrounds of Darling Harbour (NSW), this exhibition pontoon was constructed with the highest levels of treatment, varying from H3 (plywood floor) and H4 bearers/joists/handrails, to additional H5/H6 treated pine.

MPP01 – Outdoor Pergola – Jan 2014

This outdoor pergola showcased the versatility of glulam with GL13S Merbau posts, GL17S Merbau roof framing and GL17C pine beams

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