Table 1.
Nomenclatures of specimens depending on the specimen conditions

ID	Type	Species	Dimensions (mm)			Condition
			X	Y	Z
			S1)-L2)-303)-E4)S-L-30-S	Solid wood	Larch		30	30	120	EMC 12% and 19%Saturated
S-L-100-E	100	100	100			EMC 12% and 19%
S-P-30-ES-P-30-S	Pine	30	30	120	EMC 12% and 19%Saturated
S-P-100-E		100	100	100	EMC 12% and 19%
G-L-120-E	Glued-laminated timber	Larch	120	120	150	EMC 12% and 19%
G-L-180-E			180	180	180	EMC 12% and 19%
G-L-240-E			240	180	180	EMC 12% and 19%
G-P-120-E		Pine	120	120	150	EMC 12% and 19%
G-P-180-E			180	180	180	EMC 12% and 19%
G-P-240-E			240	180	180	EMC 12% and 19%
C-L-90-E	Cross-laminated timber	Larch	90	90	90	EMC 12% and 19%
C-L-120-E		Larch	120	120	120	EMC 12% and 19%
C-P-90-E		Pine	90	90	90	EMC 12% and 19%
C-P-120-E		Pine	120	120	120	EMC 12% and 19%

1) Type of wood product; S=solid wood, G=glulam, C=cross-laminated timber.
2) Species; L=larch, P=pine
3) Thickness of specimen (mm).
4) Conditioning of specimen; E=specimen was conditioned to reach EMC of 12 % and 19 %, S=specimen was immerged in water to reach saturation.