Structural Glued Laminated Timber (Glulam, Glulam) is a load-bearing element made from coniferous lamellas (spruce, pine), glued together on their flat faces. Strength classes: GL24h, GL28h, GL32h according to EN 14080. Allows for spanning distances from 6 to 60 m. Available in straight, arched, and curved shapes. Fire resistance R60 due to predictable charring at a rate of 0.7 mm/min. Glulam is lighter than steel with comparable load-bearing capacity. Applications: long-span structures for sports halls, swimming pools, shopping malls, churches, industrial buildings. Complies with GOST 20850-2014 and EN 14080. Production: drying lamellas to 10–12% → planing → application of MUF/PUR adhesive → pressing in a hydraulic press → curing → profiling → protective treatment. Export documentation: EN 14080, CE marking, certificate of conformity. Packaging: transport frames, protective film. Shipping: long flatbed trailers, oversized transport. Seismic resistance of wooden structures is higher than that of masonry.