A solid structure made of softwood lamellas glued together in perpendicular directions and laid in layers.
Timber
Kiln-dried to 8% Graded Finger-jointed
Structure
Layered structure Crosswise arrangement of layers Number of layers from 3 to 9
Properties
High load-bearing capacity Absence of internal stresses and deformations Resistance to compression and tension
Dimensions
Length: up to 16 m Width: up to 3.6 m Thickness: from 0.1 to 0.4 m
Advantages of CLT
Experience all the benefits of the technology
Eco-friendliness
CLT panels are made from softwood, primarily pine and spruce. Natural adhesives that do not emit harmful substances are used for bonding. The houses are safe for everyday living by people and animals. A stable indoor climate has a positive effect on the health of residents.
Energy efficiency
High energy-efficiency class: A++. Twice the savings on heating compared with a masonry house. CLT panels minimise heat loss through walls and floors thanks to their layered structure. CLT panels help maintain comfortable temperature and humidity inside the home.
Reliability
High load-bearing capacity: CLT is used in the construction of bridges and multi-storey buildings. High specific strength comparable to metal. Service life of CLT houses exceeds 100 years.
Safety
High fire resistance: CLT panels do not burn through for 120 minutes. High seismic resistance class: CLT houses can withstand earthquakes of up to magnitude 9.
Speed
High construction speed: 3–5 days for the shell of a 200 m² house; 5–7 days for a floor of a multi-apartment building of ~1,000 m². No wet processes. Minimal waste during assembly.
Individuality
High design flexibility: ability to realise any architectural style; freedom of choice in interior design. Possibility of combining with other building materials: metal, concrete, glass.
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