LVL beams made from Birch wood are a type of engineered wood product that is used in construction and furniture making. LVL stands for laminated veneer lumber, which is created by layering thin sheets of wood veneer together and bonding them with adhesives under heat and pressure.

Birch LVL beams are particularly popular for furniture making because they offer excellent strength and stability, making them suitable for use in table legs, chair frames, and other load-bearing components. Birch wood is also known for its attractive appearance, with a light colour and subtle grain pattern that can be enhanced with a clear finish or staining.

In addition to furniture making, Birch LVL beams are commonly used in construction for load-bearing applications such as beams, headers, and columns. They are also a popular choice for floor and roof framing, as well as for bridge construction and other outdoor structures where strength and durability are essential.