GLULAM PROJECTS · UK SUPPLY & INSTALLATION
Commercial Timber Structures
Glulam Projects coordinates timber structure packages for UK commercial projects, including hospitality and leisure spaces. We bring together specialist design and manufacturing partners with agreed delivery and installation support.
Commercial project example: Tranmere Rovers
At Prenton Park, we delivered the design and construction of the glulam structure together with its clear polycarbonate roof covering. Our largest UK project provides a concrete example of curved timber used for a covered supporter venue.
Read the Tranmere Rovers case study.
Start with the building brief
Tell us how the space will be used, its location and the proposed dimensions. Share architectural and engineering information where available. We can discuss the timber structure within the wider building project and clarify what specialist input is needed.
Coordinate interfaces early
Timber frames interact with foundations, cladding, glazing, roofing and building services. We agree the scope of the timber package and coordinate relevant information with the appointed project team. Fire, moisture and structural requirements need project-specific assessment.
Manufacture, transport and installation
We discuss member dimensions, connection requirements, delivery routes and site access before committing to the agreed programme. Installation requirements depend on the structure, lifting arrangements and site conditions.
Explore commercial timber project examples
- Mobile festival bar: assembly and operation at Bute Park Tavern.
- Glulam warehouse: columns, roof members and connections.
- Wedding venue: exposed timber roof and finished reception space.
For your building, identify whether the enquiry concerns the structural frame, a covered outdoor space or a broader package. We clarify the proposed scope and specialist responsibilities before quotation.
Request a commercial project quotation
Include drawings, postcode, intended use, proposed programme and your required scope. Identify the architect, engineer or main contractor already involved so responsibilities can be clarified.