DIN 18203-3:2008
Tolerances in building constructions - Part 3: Building components of wood and derived timber products

Standard No.
DIN 18203-3:2008
Release Date
2008
Published By
German Institute for Standardization
Status
Replace By
DIN 18203-3:2008-08
Latest
DIN 18203-3:2008-08
Replace
DIN 18203-3:2007 DIN 18203-3:1984
Scope
This standard specifies tolerances for components of timber and wood-based panel products ("panels", for short) which are used for columns, beams and panels (see DIN 1052) for walls, floors and roofs. The tolerances concerned are manufacturing tolerances. This standard is to be applied on the basis of DIN 18202. Tolerances and dimensional variations due to shrinkage and swelling of building products of solid wood, glued laminated timber and wood-based panels are specified in DIN EN 336, DIN EN 390, DIN 1052, DIN 4074-1, DIN 68100 and in the wood-based panel product standards listed in DIN EN 13986. This standard does not take into account deformations caused by loading or occurring over a long period of time. Such deformations may need to be taken into account additionally.

DIN 18203-3:2008 Referenced Document

  • DIN 18202 Tolerances in building construction - Buildings*2019-07-01 Update
  • DIN 68100 Tolerance system for wood working and wood processing - Concepts, series of tolerances, shrinkage and swelling*2010-07-01 Update
  • DIN EN 13183-2 Moisture content of a piece of sawn timber - Part 2: Estimation by electrical resistance method; German version EN 13183-2:2002
  • DIN EN 322 Wood-based panels; determination of moisture content; German version EN 322:1993

DIN 18203-3:2008 history

  • 2008 DIN 18203-3:2008-08 Tolerances in building constructions - Part 3: Building components of wood and derived timber products
  • 2008 DIN 18203-3:2008 Tolerances in building constructions - Part 3: Building components of wood and derived timber products
  • 1984 DIN 18203-3:1984 Tolerances for building; building components of timber and wood based panel products
Tolerances in building constructions - Part 3: Building components of wood and derived timber products



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