[Dan_Watson]

I assume I am not the first one...

 

[Warren]

Is it all the way through the layer like that? I have seen some start, but once they are all nailed together I don't think it is an issue. We have more problems with the cupping than anything else.

 

[griz]

No, you are not the first one.....:laughing:

Just wait until an architectural grade glu-lam does it...

 

[Dan_Watson]

Is it all the way through the layer like that? I have seen some start, but once they are all nailed together I don't think it is an issue. We have more problems with the cupping than anything else.

Yes, straight through. It will be sistered to the rim board.

 

[stombaugh85]

Looks like it was sitting in water then froze. Awful lot of stains to be new also. Been sitting out for at least a year is my bet

 

[Dan_Watson]

Looks like it was sitting in water then froze. Awful lot of stains to be new also. Been sitting out for at least a year is my bet

Yea there are a few things I am not thrilled about. The outside layers are peeling as well.

 

[Warren]

Yea there are a few things I am not thrilled about. The outside layers are peeling as well.

Most of the ones we get are in pristine shape when they arrive. Occasionally, we get one that looks like it has been passed around a few jobsites. Those tend to show up gray, cupped, and cracked. I would send back one that I wasn't happy with.

 

[skillman]

I assume I am not the first one...

For sure thats been out in yard getting wet and dry . Yard here let's them sit outside all year round .

 

[Morning Wood]

That looks like an lvl that would be good as blocks for stuff like trailers, cars, machinery etc. I wouldn't build with that thing

 

[jlsconstruction]

I've had one sitting outside next to my shop for at least 2 years that doesn't look that bad