LAMINATED MERBAU POST
Laminated Merbau posts (GL17S/GL13S) engineered from finger-jointed, glued Merbau sections for superior straightness and stability compared to solid timber — ideal for pergola, carport, and deck support posts from 70x70mm up to heavy 290x290mm structural sizes.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between laminated and solid Merbau posts?
Laminated posts are glue-laminated from smaller kiln-dried sections, which makes them straighter and less prone to twisting or checking than a solid sawn post of the same size — especially important for larger structural posts.
What size post do I need for my pergola or deck?
It depends on post height, spacing, and load (roof, handrail, etc.) — a builder or engineer can confirm span tables, but as a guide, 90x90mm to 115x115mm suits most standard deck and pergola posts, while 140mm+ is used for taller or heavily loaded structures.
Do these posts need to be set in concrete?
Most posts are set in concrete footings or fixed with a galvanised or stainless post support/stirrup to keep the timber off the ground and reduce moisture contact — post supports are available in our hardware range.
Are laminated Merbau posts suitable for ground contact?
We recommend keeping any timber post, laminated or solid, off direct ground and concrete contact using a post support bracket to maximise lifespan, even though Merbau is naturally durable.
Do you deliver large posts like the 240x240 or 290x290?
Yes, we ship these larger structural sizes Australia-wide from our Archerfield, Brisbane warehouse — freight is calculated on weight and length given their size.
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70x70 Laminated Merbau Post GL17S
70x70mm Merbau GL17S Laminated Post 5.4mGL17 Merbau posts are premium, engineered, glued-laminated (glulam) hardwood products designed for high-str...
View full details90x90 Laminated Merbau Post GL17S
Merbau 90x90mm Laminated Post (GL17S), the go-to choice for strong, stable, and visually appealing structural support in decks, pergolas, and patio...
View full details100x100 Laminated Merbau Post GL17S
Merbau 100x100mm Laminated Post (GL17S), a popular choice for its balance of strength and size. A versatile structural timber carrying a high GL17S...
View full details115x115 Laminated Merbau Post GL17S
Merbau 115x115mm Laminated Post (GL17S), offering an exceptional combination of high strength and visual appeal. A superior GL17S structural rating...
View full details140x140 Laminated Merbau Post GL13S
Merbau 140x140mm Laminated Post (GL13S), engineered for strength and style as the perfect foundation for your next outdoor project. GL13S structura...
View full details190x190 Laminated Merbau Post GL13S
Merbau 190x190mm Laminated Post (GL13S), a high-strength structural timber engineered for projects demanding significant load-bearing capacity.Exce...
View full details240x240 Laminated Merbau Post GL13S
Merbau 240x240mm Laminated Post (GL13S), providing exceptional strength and timeless style for any significant structural need. Engineered to a GL1...
View full details290x290 Laminated Merbau Post GL13S
Merbau 290x290mm Laminated Post (GL13S), making a powerful architectural statement. This massive post is engineered for projects that demand except...
View full detailsLaminated Merbau posts (GL17S/GL13S) engineered from finger-jointed, glued Merbau sections for superior straightness and stability compared to solid timber — ideal for pergola, carport, and deck support posts from 70x70mm up to heavy 290x290mm structural sizes.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between laminated and solid Merbau posts?
Laminated posts are glue-laminated from smaller kiln-dried sections, which makes them straighter and less prone to twisting or checking than a solid sawn post of the same size — especially important for larger structural posts.
What size post do I need for my pergola or deck?
It depends on post height, spacing, and load (roof, handrail, etc.) — a builder or engineer can confirm span tables, but as a guide, 90x90mm to 115x115mm suits most standard deck and pergola posts, while 140mm+ is used for taller or heavily loaded structures.
Do these posts need to be set in concrete?
Most posts are set in concrete footings or fixed with a galvanised or stainless post support/stirrup to keep the timber off the ground and reduce moisture contact — post supports are available in our hardware range.
Are laminated Merbau posts suitable for ground contact?
We recommend keeping any timber post, laminated or solid, off direct ground and concrete contact using a post support bracket to maximise lifespan, even though Merbau is naturally durable.
Do you deliver large posts like the 240x240 or 290x290?
Yes, we ship these larger structural sizes Australia-wide from our Archerfield, Brisbane warehouse — freight is calculated on weight and length given their size.