Questions & answers
What people ask us.
CLT is a solid engineered panel made from layers of kiln-dried boards glued crosswise. It is strong and stable in both directions, so it can form walls, floors and roofs. Panels are cut to size by CNC in the factory, including openings for windows and doors.
Yes. Solid timber chars at a slow and predictable rate, and the char layer protects the core of the panel. CLT elements are designed for the required fire resistance under EN 1995-1-2, and finishes and linings are specified to meet national fire regulations.
Kept dry, a timber structure lasts for generations. Timbr homes are designed for a minimum 50-year service life under EN 1990, the same design basis used for conventional homes.
Panels arrive at around 12% moisture content and are protected on site. In use, the structure sits behind membranes and a ventilated façade, so it stays dry. Dry timber is not attractive to fungi or insects.
The architecture and room layout of each home are fixed, which is what lets us guarantee quality and price. You choose the façade, orientation, efficiency level and options, and we adapt the structure to your site.
The standard specification reaches energy class B. You can choose a low-energy (class A) or near-passive (class A+) envelope in the configurator; the effect on price and carbon is confirmed in your verified offer.
You request a quote with your configuration and site. A specialist reviews the plot and specification and issues a verified fixed offer. Foundations, utility connections, site access, land and permit fees are outside our scope; we provide the foundation design for your local contractor.
Yes. A project-specific life-cycle assessment following EN 15978 modules A1–A5 is issued with the verified quote, comparing your configuration with the same home in concrete and masonry.
Yes. We build on land you own or are buying. Share the parcel details and we will check zoning, access and ground conditions as part of the site review.
We prepare the full design and engineering documentation for the building permit and support you through the application with the municipality.
After design approval and permits, panels are produced in the factory while foundations are prepared on site. The CLT structure is typically assembled in under two weeks, followed by envelope and interior works.
We build in Serbia and quote for plots in Montenegro, Bosnia & Herzegovina, North Macedonia, Croatia and Slovenia. If your plot is elsewhere, get in touch and we will contact you when your region opens.
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