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1. 
   Mike Eliason | Jun 15, 2012 06:55pm | #1

   Sam,

   All Canadians that I know of - there are some folks in Idaho who are close to being able to manufacture, but I don't know status and if that's an exposed panel, or if it's industrial grade finish.

   Structurlam (BC)
   CST Innovations (BC)
   Nordic Engineered Wood (QC)

2. 
   homedesign | Jun 15, 2012 07:05pm | #2

   Some interesting links at post #4
   http://forums.jlconline.com/forums/showthread.php?60303-Super-thick-engineered-lumber-panel-European-buildings

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   MALCOLM TAYLOR | Jun 16, 2012 08:37pm | #3

   You might have some luck at :
   youtube.com/user/naturallywood

4. 
   Jesse Thompson | Jun 18, 2012 03:06pm | #4

   Reposted here for posterity from my JLC posting:

   Nordic Wood Products in Quebec is now fabricating CLT on the East Coast, they call it X-Lam. We've used a lot of Nordic products in the past, their black spruce glu-lams are great for a local east coast source, and much lighter in color than the typical doug fir glu-lams from the West Coast. I heard rough estimates of ~$20 per cubic foot of material for X-Lam a bit ago.

   http://www.nordicewp.com/products
   http://nordicewp.com/literatures/N-C261_Nordic_X-Lam_June_2011.pdf

   More links for those interested, it doesn't seem particularly applicable to replace 2x residential construction, but really interesting light commercial steel / concrete hybrid construction:

   Here's a good slideshow of what it looks like in the field: http://www.slideshare.net/alaindesal...-by-liam-dewar

   Some more links from Canada: http://www.fpinnovations.ca/en_clt_factsheet.htm

5. 
   Jesse Thompson | Jun 18, 2012 03:11pm | #5

   Sam,

   Contact Jean-Marc Dubois, he's the northeast sales manager for Nordic out of Albany: [email protected]

6. 
   Qm22DqHWto | Jun 21, 2012 01:40pm | #6

   I work for Structurlam Sam, we have an office in California and we do manufacture with much expertise in building with CLT. Our design guide: http://www.structurlam.com/product/cross-laminated-timber.php. Contact Kris Spickler in CA, Tel. 916-797-5588 or Colin Chornohus in Vancouver, Tel: 604-455-0709.

7. 
   user-971748 | Jun 27, 2012 10:28pm | #7

   thank you Jesse

8. 
   user-971748 | Oct 03, 2012 12:39pm | #8

   For those who are interested to see Nordic's CLT panels up close please stop by the Journal gallery at 106 N1st St in Brooklyn, NY. The (first) opening is this Friday. Gallery hours should be soon on their website:

   http://www.thejournalinc.com/gallery/information

   Thank you for pointing us in the right direction to be able to find it close by.
   It has been a great experience working with it...