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What is CLT and why are modern homes built with it?

Cross-laminated timber combines prefabrication precision with a solid timber structure.

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CLT (cross-laminated timber) is a large panel made of several layers of timber boards, each rotated 90° and bonded. The cross layup gives the panel dimensional stability and strength in both directions.

Panels are made to order from the project drawings, including openings for windows and doors, and are assembled on site as walls, floors and roof slabs.

Benefits include precision, fast assembly and the option to leave timber exposed inside. Wall build-ups and energy performance are always designed for the specific project.

Peace of mind from the first meeting.

In a free consultation we go through your plans, your site and structural options – fairly, clearly, and you leave with a defined next step.

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