▲ WOOD
Wood is the only material which every house needs regardless of construction system - in its windows, its furniture, or even in its walls and roofs. Using modern construction techniques (monitored harvesting and drying, CNC precision cutting, natural preservation) this timeless material can provide quality, breathability and high performance, complementing the rest of the natural materials in the building fabric to create a healthy house.
In collaboration with Nur-Holz
Precut Timber
Slow-growth European timber, FSC certified and processed with millimetre precision through the use of CNC machines. The pieces are prepared with all the joinery details and delivered on-site, where only assembly is necessary, ensuring a very accurate structural frame built according to the drawings. Available in both square and round sections.
Mass Timber (CLT)
Thick, solid timber walls, floors and roofs made of slow-grown Black Forest spruce, fir and beech. The individual boards are connected solely with wooden screws to create CLT (cross-laminated timber) panels without the use of glues, preserving breathability and air quality. The structures are very earthquake-resistant (tested to 7.2 Richter), lightweight, insulative, precut in the factory and assembled quickly on the worksite.
Windows & Doors
Modern double- and triple- glazed wooden windows and doors, made of FSC-certified sustainably harvested timber with breathable finishes. Their high resistance to wind loads (up to 600 Pa) and water intrusion (up to 1350 Pa) as well as their very low thermal conductivity (down to Uw=0.067 W/m²K) ensure maximum performance in both standard and adverse conditions.
Wood Fibre Board
Breathable, sustainable insulative boards made of wood shavings (no glues). Their low thermal conductivity (λ=0.038 W/mK) along with their high specific thermal capacity (c=2100 J/kgK) renders them ideal not only for keeping the heat in during winter, but for cooling the house in the summer as well, delaying the penetration of heat by up to 12 hours. Thus the thermal peak arrives after midnight, when heat can easily be flushed out.
