Based on the provided information:

1. The product discussed appears to be a type of laminated veneer lumber called hySPAN, which belongs to Futurebuild's LVL range.

2. It mentions that there are software tools available from 'computeIT' for specific engineering design purposes related to this product.

3. Technical support and other services backing up the use of these products seem to be provided by Futurebuild itself through its subsidiary or associated company, Futurebuild LVL.

4. There is a mention of various certifications that hySPAN can achieve upon request. Some mentioned include:

- Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certification

- EWPAA (Engineered Wood Products Association Australia) certification

5. The material from which the product is manufactured is described as sustainably-grown NZ plantation pine.

6. There are mentions of different treatment options available for the products, including:

- Untreated and H3.1 treated using a process called LOSP

- A more readily available option that has been treated to an H1.2 level according to New Zealand Standard (NZS) 3640

7. The product's durability is emphasized due to its manufacturing process which involves bonding veneers together with type 'A' glue, commonly known as a marine-grade bond.

8. Some key attributes of hySPAN mentioned include:

- Being straight and true

- Strong and lightweight

- Dimensionally stable

9. There are also some caveats provided about the product's intended uses, including that it is not suitable for supporting brickwork or other heavy masonry products without further design verification.

10. The information concludes by emphasizing how easy hySPAN LVL is to work with using traditional building tools and its clear branding as a guarantee of quality.

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