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Additives 11.10
Adjustment factors 4.33
Allowable depth-to-width ratios 4.65 4.71 4.74
Allowable stresses 4.12
Anchors 8.82
Anisotrophy 1.4
Appearance classifications:
structural glued laminated timber 4.40
Applications:
floor construction 2.13 5.15
residential floors 5.15
roof construction 2.25
structural composite lumber 6.25
wall construction 2.20
APA glued floors 2.13 2.16
APA performance rated I-joist 5.4
Axial load 3.49
Axial tension properties 6.14
Beam designs 4.85 6.34

Beam size effect 6.13
Bending:
end joints 3.1 3.36
load and axial load 3.49
moment 3.43
stiffness 2.5
strength 2.57 3.19 3.3
Bending properties 6.1
beam size effect 6.13
edgewise 6.1
flatwise 6.1
Blended wood treatments 9.2
Bolt dowel bearing 6.21 6.24
Bolts 8.57
Bond classifications 2.11
Boron fibers 11.6
Box beams. See also Glued panel lumber
box beams; Nailed box beams
industry growth 3.2
Butt joints 3.1 3.37 3.73
Camber 3.3 3.37 4.4

Cantilever applications:
non-load-bearing floor cantilever 5.42
spans 3.38
vertical building 5.42 5.46
Carbon/ graphite fibers 11.4 11.6
Center chase openings 5.52
Chemical effects on mechanical
properties 1.21
Chemical make-up 1.4
Code provisions 2.35 10.5
Code recognition 6.8
Column designs 4.126 6.37
Combustion 1.16
Composite panels (COM PLY) 2.1 2.6 2.54
Compression 6.15
joints 3.37 3.73
parallel to grain 6.16
perpendicular to grain 6.19
Conduction 1.14
Connectors. See Mechanical fasteners
Conventional framing 2.26
Conventional roof design 2.59 2.69
Corrosion-resistant fasteners 8.86
Creep 2.53 6.27
Cryogenic temperatures 2.71
Curved bending members 4.84
Decay 1.23 4.63

Deflection 3.3 3.5 3.12 3.26 3.37 3.4 3.73
Degeneration factors 12.2
fungi 12.3
moisture reduction through
condensation control 12.1
termite protection 12.8
weathering 12.3
Density 1.9
Design examples 6.34
beam 4.85 6.34
column 4.126 6.37
flexural panel design 2.5 2.5 3.38
floor 2.61 5.42
glued box beam 3.19
mechanical fasteners 8.2
nailed box beam 3.3
roof 2.59 2.69 5.128 12.14
tables 4.85 6.27 7.13
wall 3.48 12.4
wood rim boards 5.146
Design loads 3.3 3.36
Design properties:
I-joists 5.12 5.14
rim boards 5.14
Design stresses 2.42
Design tables 4.85 6.27 7.13
Diaphragms 3.38 7.1 7.27
design 7.29
mechanics 7.4
openings 7.4
rigid vs. flexible diaphragms 7.45
subdiaphragms 7.42
testing methods 7.27
dynamic test 7.29
quasi-static cyclic test 7.28
static test 7.27
Dimensional stability 2.73 6.1
Dip applications 9.2
Double walls 2.22
Dowel bearing 6.2 8.81
Drag struts 7.4
Drilling, glued laminated timber 4.79
Durability 1.23 6.1
Duration of load 2.53
Dynamic test methods 7.12 7.29
Earlywood formation 1.2

Edgewise bending 6.1 6.12
End joints 3.1 3.36 3.73
Environmental resource 1.6
Equivalent specific gravity 6.24
Expansion 1.14
Exposure 2 panels 2.11
Exterior 1 panels 2.11
Exterior panels 2.11
Exterior walls 2.2
double 2.22
siding 2.2
single 2.2
Fasteners. See Mechanical fasteners

Fibers:
boron 11.6
carbon / graphite 11.4 11.6
glass 11.4
polymer 11.6
and polymer matrix, compatibility 11.15
reinforcement 11.3
silicon carbide 11.6
Fiber-reinforced polymer-wood
hybrid composites 11.1
additives 11.1
applications 11.19
benefits 11.1
fabrication 11.1
fibers and polymer matrix,
compatibility 11.15
fillers 11.9
future research 11.28
history 11.2
polymer matrices 11.6
reinforcement fibers 11.3
standards 11.17
Field handling. See also Handling 6.46
Filed notching, glued laminated timber 4.79
Fillers 11.9
Finger joints 3.1 3.37 3.73
Fire:
Fire insurance considerations 10.19
Fire performance 6.26
Fire-rated systems 10.1
background 10.1
fire safety factors 10.2
insurance considerations 10.19
model building code provisions (2000
International Building Code) 10.5
and noise-rated systems 10.22
systems 10.12
Fire-retardant treatments 2.54 4.34 9.15 10.5
overlaid panels 9.15
paints 9.15
pressure impregnated method 9.16
Fire safety factors 10.2
Flaking 9.21
Flange-web joints 3.12
Flanking paths 10.23
Flatwise bending 6.1
Flexural panel design 2.5 2.5 3.38
Floors 2.13
construction 5.15
designs 2.61 5.42
framing essentials 5.32
Floors (Cont.)
installation 5.25
performance rated I-joists 5.25
residential 5.15
single-floor grade panels 2.12
single floors 2.13
stiffness 5.131
structural panels 2.13
subfloors 2.16
wall and floor-ceiling assemblies,
acoustical ratings 10.25
field-tested 10.34
Foundation system 12.63 12.65
Framing:
anchors 8.82
conventional 2.26
essentials 5.32
panelized 2.26
FRP reinforcement 11.25
Fungi 1.23 12.3
Glass fibers 11.4

Glue 3.17
Glued laminated timber. See Structural
glued laminated timber
preservative treatment 9.9
Glued lumber end joints 3.73
Glued panel lumber box beams 3.1
assembly 3.17
beam behavior 3.2
camber 3.3
deflection 3.3 3.5 3.12 3.26
design 3.3
example 3.19
fabrication 3.15
identification 3.19
industry growth 3.2
inertia 3.8 3.4
joints. See Joints
lumber flanges 3.5
materials 3.16
shape 3.3
shear capacity 3.5
stiffeners 3.14 3.27
trial section 3.5
vs. nailed box beams 3.28
Glulam. See Structural glued laminated timber
Glulam specification guide 4.147
Grades:
lumber 3.16 6.8
panel 2.6 2.8
veneer 2.6 2.8
Grading system 6.8
Grain angle, effect on strength 1.2
Handling 2.75 4.142 5.152 6.46 9.8 9.14

Hardwoods 1.1
Heartwood 1.3 1.24
Horizontal shear 3.47
I-joist. See also Prefabricated wood I-joists
I-joist standard 5.11
Industry growth:
glued laminated timber 4.8
prefabricated wood I-joists 5.2
wood structural panels 2.4
Inertia 3.8 3.22 3.4
Inorganic preservatives 9.4 9.1
Installation:
floors 5.25
recommendations 2.12 2.22
roofs 5.96
structural composite lumber products 4.142 6.42
Joints:
compression 3.37 3.73
butt 3.1 3.37 3.73
end 3.1 3.36 3.73
finger 3.1 3.37 3.73
flange-web 3.12
permissible alternative 3.37
scarf 3.1 3.17 3.37 3.73
stress 3.11
tongue-and-groove 3.11
Joist hangers 8.82
Joist webs, cutting holes 5.43
Lag screws 8.43

Laminated strand lumber 6.4 6.7
Laminated veneer lumber 1.1 6.1 8.87
Laminations 3.72
service moisture conditions 3.72
shear deflection 3.73
surfacing 3.72
working stresses 3.71
Lateral loads 7.1
diaphragms 7.27
design 7.29
mechanics 7.4
openings 7.4
testing 7.27
drag struts 7.4
rigid vs. flexible diaphragms 7.45
shear walls 7.3
design 7.13
mechanics 7.22
perforated shear walls 7.23
portal frame 7.27
testing 7.4
transfer around openings 7.22
subdiaphragms 7.42
terminology 7.1
Lateral stability 3.15 3.28
Latewood formation 1.2
Lay-up combinations 4.12 4.145
Lay-up principles 4.8
Load:
bending and axial load 3.49
vertical-load formula 3.48
Load span tables 2.62
Loading:
Lumber:
capacities 3.71
flanges 3.5 3.8
glued end joints 3.73
grades 3.16
laminated strand 6.4 6.7
laminated veneer 1.1 6.1
oriented 6.4
panel / lumber components 3.71
parallel strand 6.1 6.3 6.6
stress-grade 3.72
structural composite 6.1
LVL performance standard 6.8
Manufacturing:
rim boards 5.143
Mechanical fasteners 8.1
choosing 8.82
connection design 8.2
adjustment factors 8.4 8.6
angle to grain loading 8.14
yield model 8.4
corrosion-resistant 8.86
design 8.2
fastening wood structural panels 8.84
laminated veneer lumber 8.87
mixing wood products with
sawn lumber 8.84
properties 6.2
dowel bearing 6.2 8.81
equivalent specific gravity 6.24
nail withdrawal 6.2 6.23
purposes 8.1
types 8.2 8.15
bolts 8.57
corrosion-resistant fasteners 8.86
framing anchors 8.82
joist hangers 8.82
lag screws 8.43
metal plate connectors 8.82
nails 8.15
power-driven fasteners 8.36
shear plates 8.8
split rings 8.8
staples 8.35
timber rivets 8.81
wood screws 8.37
Mechanical properties 1.16 2.39 4.8 6.1
adjustment factors 4.33
Mechanical properties (Cont.)
allowable stresses 4.12
axial tension 6.14
bending 6.1
chemical effects 1.21
compression 6.15
effect of grain angle on strength 1.2
effects of moisture 1.18
effects of temperature 1.19
fastener 6.2
section properties 4.36
shear properties 6.15
species 1.16
time effects and wood strength 1.19
Member sizes 4.146
Metal plate connectors 8.82
Metric conversion factors A.1
Mildew discoloration 9.19
Model building code provisions (2000
International Building Code) 10.5
Moisture 1.9
content 6.8 6.26
dimensional changes 4.37
effects on mechanical properties 1.18
performancewood vs. lumber 5.6 5.9 5.144
Movement of wood 1.12
Nail dowel bearing 6.2 6.23

Nailed box beams 3.2 3.28
example 3.3
industry growth 3.2
vs. glued box beams 3.28
Nails 8.15
Nail withdrawal 6.2 6.23
National Design Specification for Wood
Construction 3.1 3.74
National Evaluation Service 6.7
Neutral axis 3.4
Noise-rated systems 10.21
building design considerations 10.21
co-ordination with fire-rated systems 10.22
flanking paths 10.23
noise measurement 10.22
types of noise 10.21
field-tested 10.34
Non-load-bearing floor cantilever 5.42
One-sided panels 3.34 3.39

Organic preservatives 9.3 9.1
Oriented strand board 1.1 2.2
lumber 6.4
Overlaid plywood 2.8 9.36
Panel axial stiffness 2.51

Panel axial strength 2.51
Panel bending stiffness 2.5

Panel bending strength 2.5
uniform loads 2.57
See also Bending strength
Panel buckling 2.36
Panel compression 2.51
Panel construction 2.41 2.53
Panel designs 2.43
adjustments 2.53
axial stiffness 2.51
axial strength 2.51
bending stiffness 2.5
bending strength 2.5
compression 2.51
construction 2.53
duration of load 2.53
flexure 2.5 3.38
grade 2.53
inertia 3.4
one-sided 3.34 3.39
pressure treatment 2.54
rigidity through thickness 2.53
shear in panel plane 2.52
shear through thickness 2.52
size 2.55
stressed-skin 3.5
structural insulated panels 3.1 3.67
tension 2.51
t-flange 3.34 3.40
two-sided 3.34 3.40
wall design 3.48
See individual panel types
Panel expansion 2.37
Panel flexure 2.5
Panel grades 2.6 2.8 2.53
overlaid 2.8
rough sawn 2.11
sanded 2.8
touched sanded 2.8
unsanded 2.8
use 2.9
Panel rigidity through thickness 2.51
Panel shear:
in panel plane 2.52
strength 2.61
through thickness 2.52
Panel size 2.55
Panel tension 2.51
Panelized framing 2.26
Panelized roof design 2.6
Parallel strand lumber 6.1 6.3 6.6
Peeling 9.21
Perforated shear walls 7.23
Permanence 12.1
degeneration factors 12.2
fungi 12.3
weathering 12.3
foundation system 12.63 12.65
Permanence (Cont.)
roof designs 12.14
wall designs 12.4
Physical properties 1.8 2.71
cryogenic temperatures 2.71
density 1.9
dimensional changes due to moisture 4.37
dimensional changes due to
temperature 4.38
dimensional stability 2.73
elevated temperature 2.71
moisture 1.9
movement of wood 1.12
shrinkage rates 1.13
specific gravity 1.9
durability 6.1
moisture content 6.8
thermal properties 1.14 2.71
combustion 1.16
conduction 1.14
degradation 2.72
expansion 1.14 2.71
ignition point 2.72
resistance 2.72
water vapor permeability 2.73
Planar / rolling shear 3.45
Plywood:
APA rated siding products 9.22
overlaid plywood 2.8 9.36
preservative treatments 9.2
rough sawn 2.11
sanded 2.8 9.34
structural panel 2.2
structured 1.1
touched sanded 2.8
unsanded 2.8
Polyester 11.7
Polymer fibers 11.6
Polymer matrices 11.6
Portal frame 7.27
Power-driven fasteners 8.36
Prefabricated wood I-joists 5.1
APA performance rated I-joists 5.4
calculations 5.131
allowable roof spans 5.136
floor stiffness 5.131
hole in I-joist web 5.139
design properties 5.12 5.14
development 5.1
end-use applications
floor construction 5.15
residential floors 5.15
engineered wood I-joist standard 5.11
floor design 5.42
cantilever applications,
vertical building 5.42 5.46
center chase openings 5.52
Prefabricated wood I-joists (Cont.)
cutting holes in joist webs 5.43 5.48
framing stairwell openings 5.67
non-load-bearing floor cantilever 5.42 5.44
shear transfer 5.53
vibration 5.77
handling 5.152
I-joists and rim board used together 5.9
industry growth 5.2
installationfloors 5.25
installationroofs 5.96
manufacturing process 5.6
moisture performance, wood vs.
lumber 5.6 5.9
roof construction 5.77
engineered wood roofs 5.77
I-joist allowable span tables 5.78
roof rafters 5.96
roof design 5.128
safety 5.153
storage 5.152
Preservative treatment 2.54 4.33 9.1
blended treatments 9.2
dip applications 9.2
glued laminated timber 4.63 9.9
pressure-treated plywood 9.2
surface applications 9.2
Pressure impregnated treatments 9.16
Pressure-treated plywood:
preservative treatment 9.2
Pressure treatment 2.54
Primers 4.142
Proprietary standards 2.6
Quasi-static cyclic test methods 7.7 7.28
Rated assemblies 2.34

Reinforcement fibers 11.3
Retrofitting wood structures 11.27
Rigid vs. flexible diaphragms 7.45
Rim boards 5.142
application 5.146
connection 5.148
definition 5.142
designations 5.146
design properties 5.146
handling 5.152
identification 5.145
I-joists and rim board used together 5.9
industry growth 5.142
installation 5.148
manufacture 5.143
moisture performancewood vs.
lumber 5.144
safety 5.153
standard 5.144
storage 5.152
trademarking 5.145
Roofs 2.25
construction 5.77
conventional framing 2.26
designs 2.59 2.69 5.128 12.14
engineered wood roofs 5.77
I-joist allowable span tables 5.78
installation, roofs 5.96
panelized framing 2.26
rafters 5.96
rated assemblies 2.34
wind uplift 2.28 2.3 2.32
Rough sawn plywood 2.11
Safety:
fire safety factors 10.2
Sanded plywood 2.8 9.34
Sapwood 1.3
Scarf joints 3.1 3.17 3.37 3.73
Sealants 4.142
Section properties 2.42 2.55 4.36
Service moisture conditions 3.72
Shear:
end joints 3.37
horizontal 3.47
planar / rolling 3.45
properties 6.15
transfer 5.53
Shear capacities:
glued box beams 3.5 3.24
nailed box beams 3.32
Shear plates 8.8
Shear walls 7.3
design 7.13
mechanics 7.22
perforated shear-wall method 7.23
portal frame method 7.27
testing 7.4
dynamic test methods 7.12
quasi-static cyclic test methods 7.7
static test methods 7.4
transfer around openings 7.22
Sheathing 2.12
Shrinkage rates 1.13
Siding walls 2.2
Silicon carbide fibers 11.6
Single-floor grade panels 2.12
Single floors 2.13
Single walls 2.2
Siding 2.12
Soil pressure 2.7
Span:
cantilevered 3.38
continuous 3.38
ratings 2.12
Specific gravity 1.9 4.37 6.8 6.24
Specifying glued laminated timber 4.145
Split rings 8.8
Staining 9.2
Stairwell openings, framing 5.67
Standards:
fiber-reinforced polymer-wood
hybrid composites 11.17
Staples 8.35
Static test methods 7.4 7.27
Stiffeners 3.14 3.27
Storage 2.75
Strength axis 2.4
Stress:
allowable stresses 4.12
laminations 3.72
service moisture conditions 3.72
shear deflection 3.73
specifying 4.146
surfacing 3.72
Stress-grade timber 3.72
Stressed-skin panels 3.34
bending moment 3.43
camber 3.37
cantilevered spans 3.38
connections 3.38
continuous spans 3.38
deflection 3.37 3.4
design loads 3.36
diaphragms 3.38
end joints 3.36
example 3.5
fabrication 3.49
flexural panel design 3.38
horizontal shear 3.47
identification 3.5
industry growth 3.2
inertia 3.4
neutral axis 3.4
one-sided 3.34 3.39
planar / rolling shear 3.45
t-flange 3.34 3.4
transformed section 3.36
two-sided 3.34 3.4
wall panel design 3.48
Structural composite lumber 6.1
creep 6.27
design examples 6.34
beam 6.34
column 6.37
design tables 6.27
uniform load tables 6.34
end-use applications 6.25
field handling 6.46
loading 6.46
storage 6.47
unloading 6.46
fire performance 6.26
installation 6.42
Structural composite lumber (Cont.)
laminated strand lumber 6.4 6.7
laminated veneer lumber 6.1
mechanical properties 6.1
axial tension properties 6.14
bending properties 6.1
compression 6.15
fastener properties 6.2
shear properties 6.15
moisture content effect 6.26
oriented strand lumber 6.4
parallel strand lumber 6.1 6.3 6.6
physical properties 6.8
durability 6.1
moisture content 6.8
standards 6.6
code recognition 6.8
grades 6.8
grading system 6.8
industry LVL performance standard 6.8
Structural glued laminated timber 3.72 4.1
allowable depth-to-width ratios 4.65 4.71 4.74
appearance classifications 4.4
applications 4.2 4.3
availability 4.5
camber 4.4
checking 4.74
connection details 4.63
curved bending members 4.84
decay 4.63
beams 4.85
columns 4.126
filed notching 4.79
fire 4.46
handling 4.142
history 4.3
industry growth 4.7
installation 4.142
lay-up combinations 4.145
loading 4.143
manufacturing 4.1
member sizes 4.146
moisture 4.63
preservative treatments 4.63
primers 4.142
sealants 4.142
specification guide 4.147
specifying timber 4.145
standards 4.7
storage 4.144
transportation 4.144
typical sizes 4.3
wrappings 4.142
Structural insulated panels 3.1 3.62
assembly 3.67
combined loading 3.63
example 3.67
fabrication 3.66
Structural insulated panels (Cont.)
facing and core 3.63
framing 3.66
identification 3.67
industry growth 3.2
load direction 3.62
materials 3.62 3.66
panel behavior 3.62
Structural panels 2.1
composite panels 2.2
construction applications 2.12
code provisions 2.35
exterior walls 2.2
floors 2.13
roofs 2.25
handling 2.75
industry growth 2.3
adjustments 2.53
design examples 2.59
design stresses 2.42
load span tables 2.62
panel construction 2.41
panel design capacities 2.43
section properties 2.42 2.55
strength axis 2.4
uniform load computations 2.55 2.57
oriented strand board 2.2
panel buckling 2.36
plywood 2.2
production 2.4
selection 2.3
bond classifications 2.11
panel grades 2.6 2.8
proprietary standards 2.6
span ratings 2.12
standards 2.4
Voluntary Product Standard PS 1 2.5
Voluntary Product Standard PS 2 2.5
veneer 2.6
storage 2.75
temporary expansion joints 2.37
Structure 1.1
anisotrophy 1.4
chemical make-up 1.4
earlywood formation 1.2
environmental resource 1.6
fiber 1.23
hardwoods 1.1
heartwood 1.3 1.24
latewood formation 1.2
sapwood 1.3
softwoods 1.1
termite risk 1.24
wood species 1.2
Structured plywood 1.1
Subdiaphragms 7.42
Subfloors 2.16
Surface preservative applications 9.2

Surfacing 3.72
Temperature:
cryogenic 2.71
dimensional changes 4.38
effects on mechanical properties 1.19
elevated 2.71
Temporary expansion joints 2.37
Tension:
butt joints 3.73
end joints 3.1 3.36
Termites 1.24
Thermal properties 1.14 2.71
combustion 1.16
conduction 1.14
degradation 2.72
expansion 1.14 4.39
ignition point 2.72
resistance 2.72
Timber rivets 8.81
Time effects and wood strength 1.19
Tongue-and-groove joints 3.11
Touched sanded plywood 2.8
Trademarking 5.145
Transportation:
Trial section 3.5 3.38 3.63
Uniform load computations 2.55 2.57

bending strength 2.57
deflection requirements 2.58
shear strength 2.58
Unloading:
Unsanded plywood 2.8
Untreated wood 9.18
U.S. Forest Service 2.1
Underlayment panels 2.18
Veneer 2.6
grades 2.6 2.8
species group 2.6
Vertical-load formula 3.48
Vibration 5.77
Vinyl ester 11.7
Wall:
designs 3.48 2.4
double 2.22
exterior walls 2.2
shear 7.3
siding 2.2
single 2.2
Wall and floor-ceiling assemblies,
Wall and floor-ceiling assemblies,
field-tested 10.34
Wall panel design 3.48
Water vapor permeability 2.73
Weathering 12.3
Webs 3.11 3.17
Wind uplift 2.28 2.3 2.32
Wood I-joists. See also I-joists 1.1
Wood protection 9.1
fire-retardant finishes and treatments 9.15
overlaid panels 9.15
paints 9.15
preservative methods 9.1
blended treatments 9.2
dip applications 9.2
glued laminated timber 9.9
pressure-treated plywood 9.2
surface applications 9.2
pressure impregnated method 9.16
untreated wood 9.19
Wood rim boards. See Rim boards
Wood screws 8.37
Wood species 1.2
Wood structural panel webs 3.8
Working capacities 3.3
Working stresses 3.71
Wrappings 4.142

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INDEX

Beam designs 4.85 6.34

Camber 3.3 3.37 4.4

Decay 1.23 4.63

Earlywood formation 1.2

Fasteners. See Mechanical fasteners

Glass fibers 11.4

Handling 2.75 4.142 5.152 6.46 9.8 9.14

Lag screws 8.43

Nail dowel bearing 6.2 6.23

One-sided panels 3.34 3.39

Panel axial stiffness 2.51

Panel bending stiffness 2.5

Quasi-static cyclic test methods 7.7 7.28

Rated assemblies 2.34

Surface preservative applications 9.2

Uniform load computations 2.55 2.57

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