Structural LVL E14 Engineered Wood LVL Beams 90 x 45mm H2S Treated SENSO Framing LVL F17
SENSO Structural LVL, Laminated Veneer Lumber (LVL) Engineered Wood
SENSO Structural LVL is high performance more sustainable alternative to lumber, SENSO’s Laminated Veneer Lumber (LVL) beams, headers, and columns are used in structural applications to carry heavy loads with minimum weight. SENSO structural LVL products are manufactured in a controlled environment resulting in straighter, stronger, and more uniform products compared to milled lumber, creating a more stable and reliable product than dimensional lumber because it doesn’t twist and warp or shrink over time.
Refer to the Specifications below for specifications on the major types of LVL formwork supplied by ROCPLEX or contact us to discuss further your needs.




Refer to the Specifications below for specifications on the major types of LVL formwork supplied by ROCPLEX or contact us to discuss further your needs.









Container Type |
Pallets |
Volume |
Gross Weight |
Net Weight |
20 GP |
6 pallets |
20 CBM |
20000KGS |
19500KGS |
40 HQ |
12pallets |
40 CBM |
25000KGS |
24500KGS |





Meanwhile, we also can supply you the formwork system accessories, commercial plywood, film-faced plywood, etc.
We are especially professional in supplying antislip plywood.
Please contact our sales team for more detailed information regarding Chinese plywood.



Structural LVL E14 Engineered Wood FAQ
Q: What does LVL E14 stand for?
A: LVL E14 stands for Laminated Veneer Lumber with an E14 grade. The “E” in E14 stands for modulus of elasticity, which is a measure of a material’s stiffness, while the “14” indicates the minimum bending stress the material can withstand.
Q: What is LVL E14 used for?
A: LVL E14 is commonly used for heavy-duty structural applications such as beams, headers, and rafters in construction. Its strength, stability, and resistance to warping make it an attractive alternative to traditional wood beams in many applications.
Q: How is LVL E14 made?
A: LVL E14 is made by layering thin wood veneers together and bonding them with adhesives under heat and pressure. The veneers are arranged in a way that maximizes their strength and stiffness, resulting in a product that is much stronger than traditional solid wood beams.
Q: What are the advantages of LVL E14 over traditional wood beams?
A: Some of the advantages of LVL E14 over traditional wood beams include its superior strength-to-weight ratio, dimensional stability, and uniformity. It is also resistant to warping, splitting, and shrinking, making it an ideal choice for high-stress applications.
Q: What are the disadvantages of LVL E14?
A: The main disadvantage of LVL E14 is that it can be more expensive than traditional wood beams. Additionally, it is not as aesthetically pleasing as solid wood and may require additional finishing to achieve the desired look.