Sylva CLT Blankets

In the case of cross-laminated timber (CLT), the strength-to-weight ratio is particularly favourable. This makes it possible to lay the floors particularly thin. This is why Sylva CLT ceilings are ideal for short to medium spans of up to 6-7 m. For wide-span ceilings over 6 m, we recommend Sylva ribbed ceilings. 

Roofs

Sylva CLT roofs are ideal for roofing applications with spans of up to 7-8 m. The entire product acts as a structural element, so it can even be used as a cantilever without the need for additional support from beam elements.

For wide-span roofs over 8 m, we recommend using Sylva ribbed roofs.

Building Types

Ideal for residential buildings and schools.

Sylva CLT ceilings are usually made of CLT-L panels. 

• Usage class(es): 1 and 2 according to EN 1995-1-1
• Product certification: CE marked with ETA-14/0349
• Strength class: C24 maximum 10% C16 allowed according to ETA (C24 maximum 10% C16 permitted slats)
• Moisture content: 6% to 15% according to EN 13183-2
• Wood species: Spruce (pine, fir, pine/larch and other wood species on request)
• Typical density: 490 kg/m³. Please note that a different density may be specified depending on your needs (construction, transport, assembly, etc.).
• Reaction to Fire Class: Sylva CLT Walls: Euroclass D-s2, d0; Sylva CLT Ceilings and Roofs: Euroclass D-s2, d0
• Fire Resistance, Burn Rate: Sylva CLT Walls: Top Coat 0.63 mm/min; More than Top Layer 0.86 mm/min; Sylva CLT Floors and Roofs: Top Layer 0.65 mm/min; More than Top Layer* 1.3 mm/min According to ETA-14/0349

* More than Top Coat 1.3 mm/min to 25 mm Burn. After that, the 0.65 mm/min burn rate on floors only applies to the next glue joint.

• Airtightness: CLT is airtight according to EN 12 114
• Thermal conductivity: 0.12 W/(m K) according to ETA-14/0349
• Water vapor permeability: 50 (dry) to 20 (wet) according to EN ISO 10456