Production

I-joists are a modern solution for construction

I-joists (I-beams) consist of two timber flanges and a web made of OSB board. This solution is widely used in modern construction.

About the product

What are I-joists?

I-joists are structural elements made from two timber flanges and an OSB-3 web. The flanges use carefully selected, kiln-dried, certified C24-grade timber.

Such a design allows for optimal distribution of loads and a high strength-to-weight ratio. For this reason, I-joists are widely used in modern construction.

Construction and composition

Tash dimensions: 90×40, 60×40, 45×40 mm
Wall: 10 mm OSB board
Beam height: from 200 mm to 500 mm
Maximum length: up to 13 meters
Taper milling is a reliable connection

Utilization

Where I-joists are used

Roof structures

I-joists are ideal for roof rafter structures. They allow covering large spans, ensure stability and facilitate installation.

Intermediate floors

Overhead beams must withstand loads and ensure the strength of the structure. I-joists do this with less weight than traditional beams.

Frame houses

In the construction of frame houses, I-joists are used in the construction of walls, roofs and floors, ensuring speed and accuracy.

Technical information

Technical characteristics of I-joists

I-joists have a high strength-to-weight ratio, which makes it possible to design efficient structures.

Load resistance

The optimal I-shape design distributes loads efficiently.

Dimensional stability

Does not distort or deform even with changes in humidity.

Long spans

Up to 13 meters long - more freedom for design.

Low weight

Lighter than massive beams - easier transportation.

Comparison

I-joists vs traditional wooden beams

Feature	I-joists	Traditional beams
Stability	✓ Tall	✗ Average
Deformations	✓ Minimal	✗ Available
Weight	✓ Easy	✗ More difficult
Installation	✓ Quick	✗ More complex
Accuracy	✓ According to the project	✗ Standard
Use of materials	✓ Efficient	✗ Bigger
Intervals	✓ Up to 13 years	✗ Shorter