Mass timber
Build faster. Build cleaner. Build better.
Mass timber floors go down in days, not weeks, on quiet, dry sites, in a material that stores carbon for the life of the building. We help you get there, from the first sketch to the last panel.

WHY MASS TIMBER
Four reasons the industry is switching.
The full case — codes, fire, acoustics, and who benefits most — is on our
Mass Timber page.
From forest to framework
Canadian softwood, to be pressed into panels in Burlington, Ontario on a press being built in Ontario — carbon held for the life of the building.
OUR PANEL
What is Dowel Laminated Timber?
Wood, joined with wood. Dowel laminated timber (DLT) is softwood boards set on edge, side by side, and joined with hardwood dowels. There is no glue or metal between the laminations. The only glue in a panel is in the finger joints that join boards end to end. It’s the panel we make and prefer, and we use it where it fits; where cross-laminated timber (CLT) or glulam suits the building better, we build with that.
The dowels are inserted at a lower moisture content than the surrounding lamella. As they equilibrate, they swell into a permanent friction-fit bond — a joint that strengthens as the wood settles. The result is natural, carbon-storing, and structurally precise.

Planning a mass timber project?
Tell us about your project. The earlier we’re involved in design development, the more we can offer.
Prefer email? hello@engrained.ca