Lamella board - Revision history

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	* Braced frame.		* Braced frame.
	* Biscuit joint.		* Biscuit joint.
		+	* Chipboard.
		+	* Cross-laminated timber.
	* Domestic roofs.		* Domestic roofs.
		+	* Engineered bamboo.
		+	* Glulam.
	* Gridshell.		* Gridshell.
		+	* Laminate.
	* Long span roof.		* Long span roof.
		+	* Reconstituted board products.
	* Sheathing.		* Sheathing.
	* Space frame.		* Space frame.
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	* Types of roof.		* Types of roof.
	* Types of structural load.		* Types of structural load.
		+	* Veneer.

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	* Braced frame.		* Braced frame.
		+	* Biscuit joint.
	* Domestic roofs.		* Domestic roofs.
	* Gridshell.		* Gridshell.

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		+	= Meaning =
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	Lamella means simply a thin layer, plate or membrane of tissue or material. In medical terms lamella usually refers to the same thin layer, leaf, plate, or wafer of bone tissue, in construction detail that layer can be of various thicknesses and made from a variety of materials.		Lamella means simply a thin layer, plate or membrane of tissue or material. In medical terms lamella usually refers to the same thin layer, leaf, plate, or wafer of bone tissue, in construction detail that layer can be of various thicknesses and made from a variety of materials.

−	Lamella board in consruction is a term used to describe a variety of engineered construction products made from different types of timber or biomas to minerals and polymers. Lamella and veneer might be used interchangeably but veneer usually refers to a very thin layer (most often tiber), whilst a lamella might be slightly thicker. The term lamella is also used at the scheme design rather than product detail scale, to describe structures made up of smaller, often flatter, component parts, these two directional elements interlink to form structural forms, gaining their strength from by acting as a whole in grid systems with large spans.	+	= Uses =
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		+	Lamella board in consruction is a term used to describe a variety of engineered construction products made from different types of timber or biomas to minerals and polymers. Lamella and veneer might be used interchangeably but veneer usually refers to a very thin layer (most often tiber), whilst a lamella might be slightly thicker. The term lamella is also used at the scheme design rather than product detail scale, to describe structures made up of smaller, often flatter, component parts, these two directional elements interlink to form structural forms, gaining their strength from by acting as a whole in grid systems with large spans. The word lamellar is also used to describe a type of flat dowel used in biscuit joinery.
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		+	= Timber boards =

	Timber lamella board normally simply refers to a product, solid or composite that is finished with a lamella, often of finished wood, as might be used in flooring products. It is common for lamella to refer to solid timber flooring products that are faced with a hard and attractive wood, they are relatively thick, thus more hard wearing and suitable for flooring. Veneers are usually thinner and decorative, used as the final the finishes of timber furniture.		Timber lamella board normally simply refers to a product, solid or composite that is finished with a lamella, often of finished wood, as might be used in flooring products. It is common for lamella to refer to solid timber flooring products that are faced with a hard and attractive wood, they are relatively thick, thus more hard wearing and suitable for flooring. Veneers are usually thinner and decorative, used as the final the finishes of timber furniture.
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		+	= Mineral boards =

	Mineral wool lamellas and lamella boards describe composite products that contain a layer of compressed mineral wool, they are often emplyed to increase fire resistance and potentially for thermal resistance. These types of products may be found as an element of cladding systems in buildings, often as the external denser layer of insulation beneath and rainscreen of finish material.		Mineral wool lamellas and lamella boards describe composite products that contain a layer of compressed mineral wool, they are often emplyed to increase fire resistance and potentially for thermal resistance. These types of products may be found as an element of cladding systems in buildings, often as the external denser layer of insulation beneath and rainscreen of finish material.
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		+	= Structural systems =

	A lamella (or lamellar) structures are normally made up of a series of smaller component parts, often of the same material and one that could itself, potenially be a lamella board but not in every case. The primary and definitive characteristic of these structures is that smaller interlocking elements join together and as a whole to create larger structures or gridshells. The term may more specifically refer to a a structure made up of two dimensional linear plates that are cut into certain shapes that interlink or slot together, gaining strength from their depth rather than thickness and interlocking design. The availablity of CNC cutters or 2D routing in the 1980's saw a variety of lamella type structure made up of computer generated and cut two dimensional flat shaps that interlock to create three dimensional open structures such as pavillions.		A lamella (or lamellar) structures are normally made up of a series of smaller component parts, often of the same material and one that could itself, potenially be a lamella board but not in every case. The primary and definitive characteristic of these structures is that smaller interlocking elements join together and as a whole to create larger structures or gridshells. The term may more specifically refer to a a structure made up of two dimensional linear plates that are cut into certain shapes that interlink or slot together, gaining strength from their depth rather than thickness and interlocking design. The availablity of CNC cutters or 2D routing in the 1980's saw a variety of lamella type structure made up of computer generated and cut two dimensional flat shaps that interlock to create three dimensional open structures such as pavillions.
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		+	= Joinery =
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		+	Lamellar is sometimes the term used to describe the oval shaped compressed wood chips, also known as biscuits, which are inserted into slots cut into pieces of wood being joined, along with glue. The lamellars, lamellas or biscuits are exactly the correct gauge for the slot, so the joint stays tightly compressed in position, and once the glue is dry, gives added strength to the joint.

	= Related articles on Designing Buildings =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings =

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−	Lamella means simply a thin layer, plate or membrane of tissue or material. In medical terms lamella usually refers to the same thin layer, leaf, plate, or wafer of bone tissue, in construction detail that layer can be of various thicknesses and made from a variety of materials. Lamella board in consruction can be used to describe a variety of engineered construction products made from timber to minerals. Lamella and veneer might be used interchangeably but veneer usually refers to a very thin layer, whilst a lamella might be slightly thicker. The term lamella is also used at the design rather than detail scale in construction to describe structures formed of two directional layers, forming structural elements that combine to create spanning grid systems.	+	Lamella means simply a thin layer, plate or membrane of tissue or material. In medical terms lamella usually refers to the same thin layer, leaf, plate, or wafer of bone tissue, in construction detail that layer can be of various thicknesses and made from a variety of materials.

−	~~Timber lamella~~ board ~~normally simply~~ refers to a ~~product~~, ~~solid or composite that is finished with~~ a lamella ~~of finished wood, as~~ might be ~~used in flooring products~~. ~~It is comom for~~ lamella ~~to refer to solid timber flooring products that are faced with a hard and attractive wood. Veneers are usually thinner and~~ used in the ~~finishes~~ of ~~timber furniture~~, ~~whilst lamellas are thicker~~, ~~thus more hard wearing for the use~~ in ~~timber flooring products~~.	+	Lamella board in consruction is a term used to describe a variety of engineered construction products made from different types of timber or biomas to minerals and polymers. Lamella and veneer might be used interchangeably but veneer usually refers to a very thin layer (most often tiber), whilst a lamella might be slightly thicker. The term lamella is also used at the scheme design rather than product detail scale, to describe structures made up of smaller, often flatter, component parts, these two directional elements interlink to form structural forms, gaining their strength from by acting as a whole in grid systems with large spans.

−	~~Mineral wool lamellas and~~ lamella ~~boards describe~~ composite ~~products~~ that ~~contain~~ a ~~layer~~ of ~~compressed mineral wool~~, ~~usually~~ to ~~increase fire resistance~~ and ~~potentially~~ for ~~it's thermal resistance~~. ~~These types of products~~ are usually ~~found in system cladding elements of buildings~~, ~~often~~ as the ~~external denser layer of insulation beneath and rainscreen~~ of ~~finish material~~.	+	Timber lamella board normally simply refers to a product, solid or composite that is finished with a lamella, often of finished wood, as might be used in flooring products. It is common for lamella to refer to solid timber flooring products that are faced with a hard and attractive wood, they are relatively thick, thus more hard wearing and suitable for flooring. Veneers are usually thinner and decorative, used as the final the finishes of timber furniture.

−	A lamella (or lamellar) structures are normally made up of a series of smaller component parts, often of the same material and one that could potenially be a lamella board. The primary definitive characteristic is that ~~these~~ smaller interlocking elements join together and as a whole create larger structures or gridshells~~, the~~ term may more specifically refer to a two dimensional linear plates that are cut into certain shapes that interlink or slot together, gaining strength from ~~theirdepth~~ rather ~~thank~~ thickness and ~~interlocing nature to create three dimensional structures or gridshells~~. The availablity of CNC cutters or 2D routing in the 1980's saw a variety of lamella type structure made up of computer generated and cut two ~~dimension~~ flat shaps that interlock to create three dimensional structures.	+	Mineral wool lamellas and lamella boards describe composite products that contain a layer of compressed mineral wool, they are often emplyed to increase fire resistance and potentially for thermal resistance. These types of products may be found as an element of cladding systems in buildings, often as the external denser layer of insulation beneath and rainscreen of finish material.
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		+	A lamella (or lamellar) structures are normally made up of a series of smaller component parts, often of the same material and one that could itself, potenially be a lamella board but not in every case. The primary and definitive characteristic of these structures is that smaller interlocking elements join together and as a whole to create larger structures or gridshells. The term may more specifically refer to a a structure made up of two dimensional linear plates that are cut into certain shapes that interlink or slot together, gaining strength from their depth rather than thickness and interlocking design. The availablity of CNC cutters or 2D routing in the 1980's saw a variety of lamella type structure made up of computer generated and cut two dimensional flat shaps that interlock to create three dimensional open structures such as pavillions.

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	* Types of structural load.		* Types of structural load.

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	A lamella (or lamellar) structures are normally made up of a series of smaller component parts, often of the same material and one that could potenially be a lamella board. The primary definitive characteristic is that these smaller interlocking elements join together and as a whole create larger structures or gridshells, the term may more specifically refer to a two dimensional linear plates that are cut into certain shapes that interlink or slot together, gaining strength from theirdepth rather thank thickness and interlocing nature to create three dimensional structures or gridshells. The availablity of CNC cutters or 2D routing in the 1980's saw a variety of lamella type structure made up of computer generated and cut two dimension flat shaps that interlock to create three dimensional structures.		A lamella (or lamellar) structures are normally made up of a series of smaller component parts, often of the same material and one that could potenially be a lamella board. The primary definitive characteristic is that these smaller interlocking elements join together and as a whole create larger structures or gridshells, the term may more specifically refer to a two dimensional linear plates that are cut into certain shapes that interlink or slot together, gaining strength from theirdepth rather thank thickness and interlocing nature to create three dimensional structures or gridshells. The availablity of CNC cutters or 2D routing in the 1980's saw a variety of lamella type structure made up of computer generated and cut two dimension flat shaps that interlock to create three dimensional structures.
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		+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings =
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		+	* Braced frame.
		+	* Domestic roofs.
		+	* Gridshell.
		+	* Long span roof.
		+	* Sheathing.
		+	* Space frame.
		+	* Skeleton frame.
		+	* Timber engineered structural frames.
		+	* Timber gridshell.
		+	* Timber roof.
		+	* Types of frame.
		+	* Types of timber.
		+	* Types of roof.
		+	* Types of structural load.

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	Mineral wool lamellas and lamella boards describe composite products that contain a layer of compressed mineral wool, usually to increase fire resistance and potentially for it's thermal resistance. These types of products are usually found in system cladding elements of buildings, often as the external denser layer of insulation beneath and rainscreen of finish material.		Mineral wool lamellas and lamella boards describe composite products that contain a layer of compressed mineral wool, usually to increase fire resistance and potentially for it's thermal resistance. These types of products are usually found in system cladding elements of buildings, often as the external denser layer of insulation beneath and rainscreen of finish material.

−	A lamella ~~structure is~~ normally made up of a series of smaller component parts, often of the same material and one that could potenially be a lamella board. ~~These~~ structures ~~are often made up of~~ two dimensional linear plates cut in certain shapes to interlink or slot together ~~creating~~ three dimensional structures or gridshells. The availablity of CNC cutters or 2D routing in the 1980's saw a variety of lamella type structure made up of computer generated and cut two dimension flat shaps that interlock to create three dimensional structures.	+	A lamella (or lamellar) structures are normally made up of a series of smaller component parts, often of the same material and one that could potenially be a lamella board. The primary definitive characteristic is that these smaller interlocking elements join together and as a whole create larger structures or gridshells, the term may more specifically refer to a two dimensional linear plates that are cut into certain shapes that interlink or slot together, gaining strength from theirdepth rather thank thickness and interlocing nature to create three dimensional structures or gridshells. The availablity of CNC cutters or 2D routing in the 1980's saw a variety of lamella type structure made up of computer generated and cut two dimension flat shaps that interlock to create three dimensional structures.
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−	Lamella means simply a thin layer, plate or membrane of tissue or material. In medical terms lamella usually refers to the same thin layer, leaf, plate, or wafer of bone tissue, in construction that layer can be of various thicknesses and made from a variety of materials. Lamella board in consruction can be used to describe a variety of engineered construction products made from timber to minerals. Lamella and veneer might be used interchangeably but veneer usually refers to a very thin layer, whilst a lamella might be slightly thicker.	+	Lamella means simply a thin layer, plate or membrane of tissue or material. In medical terms lamella usually refers to the same thin layer, leaf, plate, or wafer of bone tissue, in construction detail that layer can be of various thicknesses and made from a variety of materials. Lamella board in consruction can be used to describe a variety of engineered construction products made from timber to minerals. Lamella and veneer might be used interchangeably but veneer usually refers to a very thin layer, whilst a lamella might be slightly thicker. The term lamella is also used at the design rather than detail scale in construction to describe structures formed of two directional layers, forming structural elements that combine to create spanning grid systems.

	Timber lamella board normally simply refers to a product, solid or composite that is finished with a lamella of finished wood, as might be used in flooring products. It is comom for lamella to refer to solid timber flooring products that are faced with a hard and attractive wood. Veneers are usually thinner and used in the finishes of timber furniture, whilst lamellas are thicker, thus more hard wearing for the use in timber flooring products.		Timber lamella board normally simply refers to a product, solid or composite that is finished with a lamella of finished wood, as might be used in flooring products. It is comom for lamella to refer to solid timber flooring products that are faced with a hard and attractive wood. Veneers are usually thinner and used in the finishes of timber furniture, whilst lamellas are thicker, thus more hard wearing for the use in timber flooring products.

	Mineral wool lamellas and lamella boards describe composite products that contain a layer of compressed mineral wool, usually to increase fire resistance and potentially for it's thermal resistance. These types of products are usually found in system cladding elements of buildings, often as the external denser layer of insulation beneath and rainscreen of finish material.		Mineral wool lamellas and lamella boards describe composite products that contain a layer of compressed mineral wool, usually to increase fire resistance and potentially for it's thermal resistance. These types of products are usually found in system cladding elements of buildings, often as the external denser layer of insulation beneath and rainscreen of finish material.
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		+	A lamella structure is normally made up of a series of smaller component parts, often of the same material and one that could potenially be a lamella board. These structures are often made up of two dimensional linear plates cut in certain shapes to interlink or slot together creating three dimensional structures or gridshells. The availablity of CNC cutters or 2D routing in the 1980's saw a variety of lamella type structure made up of computer generated and cut two dimension flat shaps that interlock to create three dimensional structures.

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Lamella means simply a thin layer, plate or membrane of tissue or material. In medical terms lamella usually refers to the same thin layer, leaf, plate, or wafer of bone tissue, in construction that layer can be of various thicknesses and made from a variety of materials. Lamella board in consruction can be used to describe a variety of engineered construction products made from timber to minerals. Lamella and veneer might be used interchangeably but veneer usually refers to a very thin layer, whilst a lamella might be slightly thicker.

Timber lamella board normally simply refers to a product, solid or composite that is finished with a lamella of finished wood, as might be used in flooring products. It is comom for lamella to refer to solid timber flooring products that are faced with a hard and attractive wood. Veneers are usually thinner and used in the finishes of timber furniture, whilst lamellas are thicker, thus more hard wearing for the use in timber flooring products.

Mineral wool lamellas and lamella boards describe composite products that contain a layer of compressed mineral wool, usually to increase fire resistance and potentially for it's thermal resistance. These types of products are usually found in system cladding elements of buildings, often as the external denser layer of insulation beneath and rainscreen of finish material.