Method for making a wooden beam, wooden beam and structure for constructing a building

A method of manufacturing a wooden beam which comprises first and second elongated members arranged parallel to one another and spaced at a predetermined distance from one another, third and fourth elongated members arranged respectively opposite the first and second elongated members, and a plurality of crosspieces having one end area connected to the first and third elongated members and another end area connected to the second and fourth elongated members, the method comprising:

• arranging the first and second elongated members parallel to one another and spaced from one another by a predetermined distance;
• arranging the third and fourth elongated members respectively opposite the first and second elongated members;
• arranging the one end areas of the plurality of crosspieces between the first and third elongated members;
• arranging the other end areas of the plurality of crosspieces between the second and fourth elongated members;
• and
• forming elastic joints by applying a flexible glue to contact zones of the plurality of crosspieces, to contact zones of the first and second elongated members, and to contact zones of the third and fourth elongated members,
• wherein, after the flexible glue is dry, the elastic joints allow for a relative movement between the first, second, third, and fourth elongated members and the plurality of crosspieces.

A method of manufacturing a wooden beam comprising first and second elongated members spaced at a predetermined distance from one another, third and fourth elongated members arranged respectively opposite the first and second elongated members, and a plurality of crosspieces having one end portion connected to the first and third elongated members and another end portion connected to the second and fourth elongated members, the method comprising:

• spacing the first and second elongated members apart from one another;
• arranging the third and fourth elongated members respectively opposite the first and second elongated members;
• applying a flexible glue to contact zones of the plurality of crosspieces, to contact zones of the first and second elongated members, and to contact zones of the third and fourth elongated members, and
• assembling the plurality of crosspieces, the first and second elongated members, and the third and fourth elongated members together to form the wooden beam,
• wherein, after the flexible glue is dry, elastic joints are formed in said contact zones and the elastic joints allow for a relative movement between the first, second, third, and fourth elongated members and the plurality of crosspieces.