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

Wektor glued timber block 85×85 mm, 5 cm thickness is a rectangular laminated wood block produced from glued layers to enhance dimensional stability and reduce warping. The block measures 85 mm by 85 mm in cross-section with a thickness of 50 mm and is supplied untreated, allowing for subsequent sanding, staining, painting or other finishing processes. It is intended for applications that require uniform, stable wooden components.

Advantages

The laminated construction of this Wektor glued timber block improves resistance to twisting and splitting compared with solid, non-laminated wood pieces. Uniform cross-section and consistent thickness provide predictable machining and joining behavior. Supplied untreated, the block offers flexibility for various surface treatments and gluing methods. Its compact size makes it easy to handle, store and incorporate into assemblies.

Suitable for

• Carpentry and joinery components
• Furniture parts and structural details
• Model making and craft projects
• Prototyping and small-scale construction elements
• Repair and replacement blocks in wooden assemblies

Key specifications

• Cross-section: 85 × 85 mm
• Thickness: 50 mm
• Material: laminated glued timber (multiple glued layers)
• Surface: untreated, ready for finishing
• Shape: rectangular block

How to use

Select the appropriate block for your project and verify dimensions before machining. This glued timber block can be cut, planed, routed, sanded and drilled using standard woodworking tools. When joining blocks, use compatible wood glue and clamps to ensure firm adhesion; allow sufficient drying time as recommended by the adhesive manufacturer. For painted or stained finishes, perform surface preparation such as sanding and apply primers or sealers suitable for laminated timber.

Usage recommendations

Store the block in a dry, ventilated area at stable room conditions to minimize moisture uptake. Acclimatize the timber block to the workshop environment before final machining. When using in load-bearing applications, ensure proper design and fastening practices; consider additional reinforcement or engineering verification where structural safety is required.