I’m looking for a supplier for exterior glulams. Either cedar or redwood would work or some other wood that would be apperance grade and structual. I’ve run out of luck at the local lumber yard. Somebody makes them I hope.
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I'm working on a house (I know, it looks more like a barn<G>) with these 6 x 15 fir glue lams. From these guys:
http://www.potlatchcorp.com/wood/glued.asp
The tails are outside, but wrapped in Grail Coat, so I'm not sure how they'd hold up unprotected. They do use an exterior glue, though. Hope it helps.
Don't worry, we can fix that later!
Ok, here's the shack<G> Don't worry, we can fix that later!