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Finger-jointed substructure

At Betterwood you will also find finger-jointed substructures. This construction method is particularly warp-proof and stable - two important criteria for a high-quality substructure.

What does “finger jointed” mean?

Finger-jointed means that individual pieces of wood are glued together with wedges and thus form an extremely durable connection. The glue is a weatherproof construction glue - specially approved for load-bearing constructions outdoors. Finger-jointed timber is also used for large roof constructions when long distances have to be bridged. The results of load tests also speak for the very good durability: First the wood breaks - only then does the finger jointing come loose.