04 Factory production and prefabrication in timber construction

Precision begins in the factory

The quality of a timber construction project is determined long before the first components arrive on site. It begins where design meets production.

In the factory. Under controlled conditions, with high precision and a clear objective: maximum prefabrication.

Prefabrication as the key to a project’s success
Quality through industrial production
Processes meticulously planned down to the smallest detail
Production capacity that makes large-scale projects possible
Logistics as part of production

A high degree of prefabrication is not a side effect but a conscious choice.

The more activities are transferred to the factory, the better we can control quality, deadlines and processes. At the same time, the workload on site is significantly reduced.

Our aim is to prefabricate components as much as possible, thereby laying the foundations for rapid, safe and efficient construction.

In our production facilities we manufacture timber components under consistent conditions and according to clearly defined processes.

Using state-of-the-art equipment and precise production techniques, we manufacture

load-bearing structures
elements for walls, floors and roofs
complex components with integrated functions

This industrial production ensures consistently high quality, minimises sources of error and enhances reliability.

Production is based directly on our factory and assembly planning. Every component is precisely defined and manufactured accordingly.

This includes, among other things

precise CNC cuts and assembly data
layered components and integrated connections
interfaces designed for further work
openings, recessed elements or prefabricated systems

This results in components that can be assembled on site with millimetre precision.

Thanks to the close interconnection among our production facilities across Europe we are able to reliably deliver even large and complex projects.

We have a production capacity of

85,000 m³ of glulam
250,000 m² of roof and wall elements
10,000 m² of glulam panels

Cross-site workload planning ensures that production processes are managed efficiently without bottlenecks.

Prefabrication does not end at the factory. It also includes the careful organisation of transport and delivery.

Components are manufactured and loaded in such a way that they arrive on site in the correct sequence. This enables smooth assembly and minimises on-site storage space.

Sustainability through efficiency

Factory prefabrication makes a significant contribution to a resource-efficient construction process.