Wektor glued white timber block 85×85 mm, 5 cm thickness

Wektor glued white timber block 85×85 mm, 5 cm thickness is a laminated wood section designed for consistent performance in carpentry and interior applications. The piece measures 85×85 mm in cross-section with a 5 cm dimension in thickness, produced from glued layers to enhance dimensional stability and reduce warping. It delivers straight, even sections suitable for cutting, drilling, gluing and assembly in structural joinery, furniture frames, fittings and finishing tasks.

Advantages

The laminated construction offers improved stability compared with single-piece solid wood, reducing movement caused by humidity and temperature changes. Its uniform white appearance and consistent dimensions simplify measuring and machining, while the smooth faces facilitate secure gluing and clean mechanical fastenings. The block’s regular geometry enables predictable results when used for framing, supports, or visible joinery elements.

Suitable for

• Structural joinery and load-bearing framing
• Furniture frames and internal supports
• Window and door fittings, threshold and trim components
• Workshop cutting, drilling, mortising and routing operations
• Interior finishing where straight, uniform timber is required

Key specifications

• Cross-section dimensions: 85 mm × 85 mm
• Thickness/height: 50 mm
• Material: laminated glued timber
• Surface: smooth, white-finished faces suitable for adhesion and coating
• Geometry: straight, square-edged section for accurate machining

How to use

Measure and mark the timber block according to your project plans, then cut with appropriate saw blades for laminated wood to obtain clean edges. Pre-drill mounting holes to prevent splitting when using screws or bolts. For glued joints, ensure mating surfaces are clean and apply recommended woodworking adhesive; clamp until the adhesive has fully cured. Sand or plane cut faces as needed before final finishing, painting or staining.

Usage recommendations

Store the timber block flat in a dry, ventilated area at room conditions to maintain dimensional stability. Acclimatize material to the workshop environment before machining. Use appropriate protective equipment and follow standard woodworking safety practices when cutting, drilling or sanding. For visible applications, test finishes on a scrap piece to verify adhesion and color matching.