Saving you time and money
We are a licensed timber construction company and realise all planning involving timber construction ourselves. Here’s a short overview of the range of topics that we take into close consideration when planning for you:
Construction regulations in Austria
Building law in Austria is a matter governed by individual states. In line with the EU construction-products directive, some Austrian states produced new "structural engineering laws". We understand these laws and directives; you can be sure of our compliance.
Fire protection
To gain objective knowledge about the behaviour of burning timber, substantial fire tests have recently been carried out. Some of the results of these tests have been incorporated into the ÖNORM B3800 standard. This standard has been included in the building legislation of Austrian states. These standards and legal foundations are constantly checked by us in detail to guarantee the highest compliance for you.
Heat insulation
Heat is energy. It can be transmitted via radiation, convection and thermal conduction. There are several standards and regulations regarding the thermal properties of components, energy ratings and their calculations, to which we also strictly adhere.
Moisture and water vapour
Moisture can cause a large amount of structural damage. Further severe damage can be caused by condensation on the inner surfaces of components. Our in-depth, professional planning ensures that such problems are prevented.
Sound insulation
To take into account both the reality of high-density housing and the need for you to fully enjoy your dream home, we attach great importance to sound insulation. As a result there are several standards to be met, and determining the level of sound insulation required can be a complex process. Fortunately, we have the extensive experience needed to make this decision for you.
Structural timber protection - surface treatment
This involves precautionary structural measures to prevent damage to the structure of the building. Timber possesses nearly unlimited durability once it is covered and therefore protected from fungal decay and driving rain. Depending on the hazard class and the kind of timber used different treatments are recommended for its protection. A coat of the appropriate primer is often enough, making the wood inimical to blue-stain fungi.
Supporting structure
Empirical values are often still used today when it comes to dimensioning timber buildings. In addition, there are also construction standards which include the necessary values and regulations involved in the dimensioning. Don't worry - we know about all these standards and laws.
Façades
Façades serve as a barrier against the wind and weather and dominate the appearance of buildings. The materials and methods used are influenced by climatic factors, durability, ecology, etc. We only use the best construction materials, in order to ensure that you get an optimal combination of positive characteristics in your façade.
Use of solar energy
Certain structural measures can be used to achieve passive use of solar energy and a comfortable indoor temperature. Frequently however, our customers wish to actively use solar energy. Not for nothing is Austria one of the European leaders in the use of solar energy from solar heat collectors. If you too can imagine this energy source in your new home we look forward to advising you and helping you to make additional savings on the installation of your system.
Building technology
Heating, ventilation, plumbing and electrical engineering are all factors which should be considered at an early stage when planning a timber building. Following the space allocation plan and functional programme ensures the high utility value of your projects.
Quality control
Building regulations (for instance, with regard to fire prevention and noise...) are far stricter in Austria than in most other European countries. We are committed to these principles and our goal is to exceed the required values in all respects through our expertise and the use of the latest technology.



