Best Quality Building Materials
Our wood comes from Finland and Sweden and is FSC® certified. Products originating from responsibly managed forests that offer economic, social, and environmental advantages are guaranteed by FSC® certification (FSC-C074674).
We use glue- laminated spruce wood that is profiled and profiled solid. Because it is produced in our plant, we are able to maintain and regulate the quality of the wood during the whole production process.
Glue-laminated timber for strength
One creative and adaptable building material that is frequently employed in the creation of residential constructions is glue-laminated timber. In order to create a single structural unit, laminated logs are constructed from several layers of solid wood pieces joined by high-strength adhesive. They are 50–70% stronger than ordinary wood and provide better strength and stiffness than standard timber logs. In addition to being more affordable than regular logs because they settle less and don’t fracture, laminated logs can be easily customised to meet specific requirements or exact measurements.
Solid wood is primarily utilised for saunas, summer houses, and gardens.
For our buildings, we primarily employ northern spruce wood. Compared to most other trees, northern spruce grows steadily and slowly. The wood is subjected to harsh conditions throughout growth, which contributes to its robustness and durability. It is the ideal lightweight, sturdy, high-quality, and practical building material.
Different timber, depending on the job
For our particular products, we employ different kinds of wood.
Laminated pine scantlings are used for doors and windows. A stable, secure, and temperature-resistant substance is laminated pine.
We utilise impregnated northern spruce wood to build floors. This type of wood lasts a lot longer since it is resistant to rot, insects, mould, and fungi, among other environmental effects.
We use soft woods like abachi, black alder, or aspen for saunas. Even in harsh environments, this kind of wood doesn’t wrap or fracture since it has a low moisture content. It’s silky, lightweight, long-lasting, and smells good. It doesn’t produce splitters, release resin, or overheat.
The Beauty is in the Detail
Our timber is joined either width-wise (to get a necessary thickness) or lengthwise (to achieve a required length).
The building is securely fastened together since our production facilities feature a completely automated system that enables incredibly precise cutting.
The roof, floor slabs, exterior walls, and divisions are all made separately at the factory. In this manner, we can guarantee accuracy and quick assembly on the job site.
The majority of assembly lines are computerised and automated. This allows us to increase our output, guarantee the quality of our wood products, broaden our selection, and satisfy the unique needs of our customers.
Log Cabin Foundations
Your log have been foundations have to be correct if you want your cabin to last. Your cabin base will be 20 mil shorter and 20 mil narrower than your wood cabin. Those is gives a 10 mil overhang all round at the base of your cabin, ensuring that your cabin never ends up sitting in a pool of water.
The Building Process
The two videos below outline the building process for a log cabin. When building a log cabin, we generally come for two visits. First visit we build the outside of the cabin. Then your electrician and plumber can do their first fix before we come for our 2nd visit and finish off our work for you.
