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1 Mid Rise Timber Framing Click here to start

2 Mid Rise Construction - What s changed? Recent changes to the building code mean that you can now build up to 25m in height using timber. (termed mid-rise construction ). This change uses Prescriptive Performance solutions (Deemed to Satisfy). This includes - Class 2 buildings (Apartments) Class 3 buildings (Hotels) Class 5 buildings (Offices) More info

3 New Opportunities Include Apartments (Class 2) Hotels (Class 3) Office Buildings (Class 5) More info These create new opportunities for a wide range of timber and associated products and systems e.g. fasteners, plasterboard, sprinklers etc.

4 Maximum Height 25m (BCA 2016) Mid Rise segment highlighted in dark green Advantages More info

5 Advantages of Structural Timber systems Faster construction prefabrication and lighter materials Less money spent on foundations (lighter structure). Follow on trades start earlier Eliminates slow concrete form work and pouring (less truck deliveries). Reduced on-site infrastructure (e.g. cranes, scaffolding, etc.) Lower build impacts on local neighborhood shorter build time, less noise and on-site activities Reduced OH&S issues with prefabricated solutions Better environmental performance Follow on trades start earlier

6 Click on tabs below for more info Cross Laminated Timber Pre Fab Timber Framing Floor Cassette Engineered Wood Products

7 Cross Laminated Timber What is it? A solid wood product made from kiln dried timber, laminated at 90 degree angle to create structural strength Available in a wide range of thicknesses and panel sizes. Greater the thickness, the better structural performance CLT is highly versatile and can be as flooring or walls due to load distribution in two directions More info

8 Cross Laminated Timber Macarthur Gardens, Campbelltown NSW Builder Strongbuild Supplied by Bunnings Built using CLT All towers CLT incorporating 2900m3 of CLT Construction commenced June 2016 back More info

9 Cross Laminated Timber Typical Construction Approaches Apartment floors Lightweight timber systems, or Massive timber systems, or Combination Click here for CLT video Podium level Often concrete (certainly basement) back More info

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11 Cross Laminated Timber - Massive Wood Panel back More info

12 Cross Laminated Timber - Massive Wood Panel back More info

13 Cross Laminated Timber Features and Benefits Allows for many design possibilities Space saving relative to bricks. Thinner subfloors between levels (potentially making an additional floor possible). Rooms are typically 6-10% bigger Faster assembly and installation on-site No drying or curing time Factory precision in production. Lighter product to work with. Environmental benefits Low heating and cooling costs for the whole building Can be fixed to / used in conjunction with beams or CLT walls Min 75mm thick panels back ing process

14 CLT ing process or drop off plans to Bunnings Trade Rep Request quote for CLT in either - Complete job or - Nominated sections Manufacturing, lead times and delivery schedule discussed Quote provided based on delivery schedule Delivery of order to Site as per agreed schedule is placed and goes into production. Lead times confirmed Builder to raise an order with Bunnings Trade with signed approval A Bunnings Trade Rep will present a quotation for review and approval by Builder back

15 Pre Fab Timber Framing Typical Construction Approaches Lightweight Timber Pre Fab Walls, Floors and Roofs. Most economical way to build up to 4 stories. Speed of local manufacturing Design flexibility Part of existing supply chain Uses less wood fibre than CLT More info

16 Pre Fab Timber Framing Example Pre Fab Timber Framing This six storey residential development was built over a café it accommodates 2 and 1 bedroom apartments. The new framing code allows construction of up to 8 stories or 25 metres. back ing process

17 Pre Fab Timber Framing ing process or drop off building plans to Bunnings Trade Rep Select from options - Roof Trusses - Wall Frames - Floor Trusses Quote will be provided A Bunnings Trade Representative will present a quotation for review and approval by Builder Delivery of order to Site as per agreed date goes into production Builder to raise an order on Bunnings Trade with signed approval back

18 Floor Cassette Floor cassette system manufactured off site and craned into place. More info

19 Floor Cassette Floor cassette getting craned into place on top of pre-fab timber frame. This method allows floors to be laid in hours not days. back ing process

20 Floor Cassette ing process or drop off plans to Bunnings Trade Rep Select Floor Cassette product options and brand Quote for Take-Off will be provided A Bunnings Trade Rep will present a quotation for review and approval by Builder Delivery of order to Site as per agreed date is placed Builder to raise an order with Bunnings Trade with signed approval back

21 Engineered Wood Products Typical Construction Approaches Heavy Timber Post & Beam Construction Laminated Veneer Lumber (LVL) Glulam Engineered to exact lengths More info

22 Engineered Wood Products Typical Construction Approaches Heavy Timber Post & Beam Construction Laminated Veneer Lumber (LVL) Glulam Engineered to exact lengths back ing Process

23 Engineered Wood Products ing process or drop off plans to Bunnings Trade Rep Select EWP product options and brand Quote for Take-Off will be provided A Bunnings Trade Rep will present a quotation for review and approval by Builder Delivery of order to Site as per agreed date is placed Builder to raise an order with Bunnings Trade with signed approval back

24 Click on tabs below for more info Cross Laminated Timber Fire System Info Pre Fab Timber Framing Fire System Info

25 Massive Timber Traditional Framing Massive Timber - CLT, Glulam, Laminated Veneer Lumber (LVL) - Lower level of protection to timber Minimum 75mm thickness of massive timber element, with required Fire Rating Level (FRL), with no concealed spaces between plasterboard coverings and timber Precautions to reduce risk of timber ignition e.g. Sprinkler system plus (min.) 1 x 16mm fire-grade plasterboard for walls, (min.) 1 x 16mm fire-grade plasterboard for ceilings High inherent fire resistance of massive timber Comparable to minimum definition in US for heavy timber Fire-grade plasterboard Massive timber CLT Traditional Framing

26 Massive Timber Traditional Framing Traditional Framing methods Requirement for High level fire protection of timber Additional precautions to reduce risk of fire spread to cavities Sprinkler system plus 2 x 13mm fire-grade plasterboard for walls, 2 x 16mm fire-grade plasterboard for ceilings Additional precautions to reduce risk if fire enters or starts in cavity cavity barriers back

27 Click on tabs below for more info Cross Laminated Timber Pre Fab Timber Framing Floor Cassette Engineered Wood Products

28 Support CLT ing process or drop off plans to Bunnings Trade Rep Request quote for CLT in either - Complete job or - Nominated sections Manufacturing, lead times and delivery schedule discussed Quote provided based on delivery schedule Delivery of order to Site as per agreed schedule is placed and goes into production. Lead times confirmed Builder to raise an order with Bunnings Trade with signed approval A Bunnings Trade Rep will present a quotation for review and approval by Builder Can we help? Bunnings welcome the opportunity to provide a quote for your next job. Contact your Bunnings Account Manager or call

29 Support Pre Fab Timber Framing ing process or drop off building plans to Bunnings Trade Rep Select from options - Roof Trusses - Wall Frames - Floor Trusses Quote will be provided goes into production Builder to raise an order on Bunnings Trade with signed approval Can we help? A Bunnings Trade Representative will present a quotation for review and approval by Builder Bunnings welcome the opportunity to provide a quote for your next job. Contact your Bunnings Account Manager or call

30 Support Floor Cassette ing process or drop off plans to Bunnings Trade Rep Select Floor Cassette product options and brand Quote for Take-Off will be provided is placed Delivery of order to Site as per agreed date is placed Builder to raise an order with Bunnings Trade with signed approval A Bunnings Trade Rep will present a quotation for review and approval by Builder Can we help? Bunnings welcome the opportunity to provide a quote for your next job. Contact your Bunnings Account Manager or call

31 Support Engineered Wood Products ing process or drop off plans to Bunnings Trade Rep Select EWP product options and brand Quote for Take-Off will be provided A Bunnings Trade Rep will present a quotation for review and approval by Builder Delivery of order to Site as per agreed date is placed Builder to raise an order with Bunnings Trade with signed approval Can we help? Bunnings welcome the opportunity to provide a quote for your next job. Contact your Bunnings Account Manager or call

32 Support Support Can we help? Bunnings welcome the opportunity to provide a quote for your next job. Contact your Bunnings Account Manager or call More info available at