CLT – Cross-Laminated Timber – a wooden panel made of an odd number of layers of lamellas glued together in perpendicular directions. Houses made from CLT panels are 30% lighter than steel and concrete structures; therefore, there are fewer requirements for the building foundation. There is also no building’s shrinkage at all. The material is earthquake resistant and environmentally friendly. CLT panels are highly resistant to open fire. External finishing can be made with any materials without restrictions – Read more
CLT panels provide architects and designers with wide opportunities to implement any style and flexibility. Panels can be prepared to create curved or angular shapes, which allows you to create unique designs.

This is a material that is quickly installed, thanks to the preparation of the building details at the factory, according to the project developed by the architects. Parts are cut on high-precision in minimum time.

CLT panels are an energy-efficient building material. Buildings made of CLT generally use less energy due to good thermal insulation. This can lead to reduced building heating and cooling costs in savings.

The environmental friendliness of CLT panels is due to the fact that they are made of wood, which captures and preserves carbon dioxide CO2. This results in a reduced carbon footprint compared to traditional materials.