Abstract
This paper presents a review of methods which can be employed for the formation of concealed moment-resisting connections in timber structures. The review considers technologies and connection systems which are commercially available and also those under development. It is concluded that the wide range of structural timber connection systems can be categorized into five generic types: concealed bonded-in rods, concealed bonded-in plates, adhesive bonded surface contact joints, timber connectors within lapped joints and dowel-type connections.
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