Engineered wood

The framework for better builds.

Start with the floor system

Design your floor system early, before the permit, so framing stays on schedule.

From floor systems and LVLs to beams, trusses, and structural framing, Lummus Supply helps builders plan engineered wood packages before construction begins.

Your framing package affects nearly every phase that follows. We work from your plans to complete takeoffs, coordinate engineered products, and help keep your project moving from foundation to framing.

Engineered Wood Built Around the Way Builders Work

Engineered wood is one of the few product categories where planning matters as much as the material itself.

Our engineered wood team helps builders develop floor systems before permits are finalized so materials, layouts, and structural requirements are already coordinated when framing begins. That preparation helps reduce delays, minimizes jobsite changes, and keeps the schedule moving.

Whether you're building a custom home, a production home, or a large addition, Lummus Supply helps you move into framing with confidence.

From Plans to Package

What Our Design & Takeoff Service Covers

A successful floor system starts with accurate planning.

When you send your plans to Lummus Supply, our engineered wood team reviews the project and develops the structural package needed for construction.

Our takeoff and design services include:

  • Engineered floor system layouts
  • Material takeoffs
  • LVL beam recommendations
  • I-joist layouts
  • Rim board and structural components
  • Open-web floor systems where appropriate
  • Roof truss coordination
  • Product recommendations based on the project requirements

The goal is simple. Give your framing crew a complete, coordinated package before construction begins.

Our Process

How It Works

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01

Send Us Your Plans

Upload your drawings before permits are finalized.

02

We Design the Floor System

Our engineered wood team completes the takeoff and structural layout.

03

Frame With Confidence

Your floor system is ready before construction begins.

Build Smarter, Earlier

Why Early Floor System Design Matters

The framing schedule often depends on decisions that happen weeks earlier.

Waiting until permits are approved or framing is underway can create unnecessary delays while floor systems are redesigned or additional materials are ordered.

Designing the engineered floor system early helps builders:

  • Coordinate framing before construction begins
  • Reduce field changes during installation
  • Improve material planning
  • Keep framing crews working instead of waiting
  • Identify structural questions before they become jobsite problems

The earlier the floor system is finalized, the easier it is to keep the project moving.

Engineered Wood Partners

Featured Engineered Wood Products

Lummus Supply works with leading engineered wood manufacturers to provide structural solutions for custom homes throughout metro Atlanta.

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Boise Cascade

Boise Cascade is Lummus Supply's primary engineered wood line, offering I-joists, LVLs, rim board, and complete engineered floor systems designed for residential construction.

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Pacific Woodtech

Pacific Woodtech provides treated laminated veneer lumber (LVLs) for projects that require additional moisture resistance or specialized structural applications.

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TrimJoist

TrimJoist combines floor framing with built-in mechanical space, making it easier to route HVAC, plumbing, and electrical systems without additional framing modifications.

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Trusses

Lummus Supply also coordinates open-web floor trusses and roof truss systems when the project calls for them, helping builders simplify structural planning through one team.

Why Builders Choose Lummus for Engineered Wood

Engineered wood is one of the earliest decisions on a project, but it affects nearly every phase that follows.

Working with Lummus early helps you:

  • Finalize the floor system before framing begins
  • Coordinate structural components from one set of plans
  • Reduce jobsite changes and material surprises
  • Keep framing crews working on schedule
  • Source engineered wood and other building materials from one team

Frequently Asked Questions

When should an engineered floor system be designed?

As early as possible. Designing the floor system before permits are finalized gives builders time to coordinate structural requirements, review layouts, and order materials before framing begins.

What do I need to start a takeoff?

Construction plans are the best place to start. The more complete the plans, the more accurately the engineered wood team can develop the floor system and material takeoff.

Why does early floor system design help the schedule?

Planning the floor system early helps identify structural questions before construction begins. That reduces field changes, improves material coordination, and helps keep the framing crew working on schedule.

What engineered wood products does Lummus Supply carry?

Lummus Supply features Boise Cascade engineered wood products and also supplies Pacific Woodtech products, TrimJoist systems, and truss packages for projects that require specialized structural solutions.

Let's Plan the Floor System Before Framing Begins

The best time to solve structural questions is before the framing crew arrives.

Whether you're building one custom home or managing multiple projects, Lummus Supply can help develop an engineered floor system that fits your plans and keeps your schedule moving.

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