Walls

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The walls of wooden log houses are notable for their good insulation properties: they are quick to warm up but slow to cool down. The air is constantly circulating in these buildings, which in turn maintains optimal humidity. Our log cabins are constructed from tough northern spruce wood, manufactured out of profiled or glued-laminated timber.

The use of glued-laminated timber results in the durability, good heat insulation, high quality of the finish and freedom to choose the design of the building. The surface of such walls is finished and smooth, which is why there is barely any necessity for indoor or outside finishing (and the cost of construction goes down). Making the walls out of glued-laminated timber means that they retain their form and dimensions.

Any log above 60mm is glued-laminated.  60mm has two logs laminated together, 95mm and 120mm walls have three logs laminated together.

The interlocking fitting of the wall corners is exceptionally tight. This, in turn, leads to a very warm home. On request, it is possible to insulate the walls of wooden houses with rock wool. They are then perfectly suited for all year round living.

	30mm	45mm
60mm	95mm	120mm