311 Ohio Avenue
New Carlisle, OH 45344
937.845.3871
311 Ohio Avenue
New Carlisle, OH 45344
Troy & Goodall Lumber truss systems provide architectural versatility along with virtually unlimited aesthetic and functional design capability. Clear spans allow complete interior partitioning and room arrangement flexibility.
Labor savings due to light weight, ease of installation with job site labor, no field cutting or trimming, open webs, fast close-in, result in overall lower in-place cost.
I-Joists, also known as engineered wood I-beams, offer a plethora of benefits in construction projects. Our I-Joist design provides exceptional strength-to-weight ratio, making them lighter and easier to handle compared to traditional solid lumber. This not only facilitates faster installation but also reduces labor costs. I-Joists are less prone to warping, twisting, and shrinking, ensuring a more stable and durable structure over time. Their uniformity in size and shape allows for precise construction, minimizing waste and optimizing material usage. Their versatility, strength, and sustainability make Troy & Goodall Lumber I-Joists a preferred choice for modern construction projects.
Open joists offer several advantages in construction, making them a popular choice for builders. Firstly, their open-web design allows for easy installation of plumbing, electrical wiring, and HVAC systems, reducing construction time and labor costs. This design also facilitates efficient ventilation and access to utilities, enhancing the overall functionality of the building. Additionally, open joists are lightweight yet strong, providing excellent structural support while minimizing material usage. Their open design also allows for easy inspection and maintenance of the building’s infrastructure, ensuring long-term durability and safety. The versatility, efficiency, and sustainability of Troy & Goodall Lumber’s open joist systems make them an perfect option for many modern construction projects.
We offer a wide varity of LVL, PSL, and LSL beams and posts. These engineered wood products are commonly used in construction for structural support.
LVL stands for Laminated Veneer Lumber, which is made by bonding together thin wood veneers with adhesives under high pressure and heat. LVL beams and posts are known for their high strength-to-weight ratio, dimensional stability, and uniformity, making them ideal for carrying heavy loads over long spans.
PSL stands for Parallel Strand Lumber, made by layering long strands of wood veneers together and bonding them with adhesives. PSL beams and posts offer excellent load-bearing capacity and dimensional stability, making them suitable for applications where high strength and stability are required, such as in large-scale commercial buildings or bridges.
LSL stands for Laminated Strand Lumber, produced by bonding long strands of wood fibers together with adhesives. LSL beams and posts offer good strength and stiffness characteristics, and they are often used in residential construction for applications such as headers, beams, and columns.
Our LVL, PSL, and LSL beams and posts provide reliable structural support, allowing for efficient and durable construction while also offering advantages such as sustainability and consistency in performance.
Typically used for their aesthetic appeal in visible structural applications, our Glu-Lam products are manufactured with high-quality wood veneers bonded together with adhesives, resulting in a smooth, attractive surface suitable for exposed installations. These beams are often used in applications where the visual appearance of the beam is important, such as in residential or commercial buildings with exposed ceilings or architectural elements
Troy & Goodall Lumber also stocks Treated Glu-Lam beams, manufactured using the glulam process but with wood that has been treated with preservatives to enhance its resistance to decay, insects, and moisture. These beams are commonly used in outdoor applications or in environments where the wood may be exposed to moisture or soil contact, such as in decks, bridges, or marine structures. Treated Glue-Lam Beams provide the structural strength and durability of glulam while offering protection against environmental factors that can degrade untreated wood.
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