LVL can be used wherever sawn timber is used. LVL can be used in both bearing and non-bearing walls, as planks, as beams, as headers, in door and window frames, sliding door rails, steps, as well as in the roof trusses of single-family houses and engineered building constructions such as swimming halls, sport halls, etc.

One of its main advantages is that it can be manufactured to almost any length, meaning its use is restricted only by the need to transport it to site.

LVL is more durable and less prone to shrinking or warping. The properties of LVL make it suitable for public and commercial buildings, where it can be used as cross beams to support floors and ceilings, as well as beam structures to support the weight of rooflines. It can also be used in the construction of weight bearing walls.

LVL can be left natural or may be oiled, stained, painted or highly decorated like regular timber. The choice here is limited only by individual style and design preferences.