Frequently Asked Questions 

CLT, made from sustainably managed forests, has numerous advantages over conventional building materials. It actively reduces the greenhouse effect by storing carbon dioxide, and wood from dismantled CLT structures can be reused or repurposed for energy.

CLT construction offers a positive CO2 balance, ecological sustainability, excellent insulation properties, fire protection, quick erection time, earthquake resistance, improved indoor climate, and more usable living space.

Like any house, regular care and maintenance are required to keep the building in good condition. With consistent planned maintenance, there are no significant differences in effort or costs between wooden structures and other types of houses.

No, advanced measures like roofing, cladding, correct construction techniques, and wood selection eliminate the need for chemical wood preservatives in construction. Acacia hardwood possess natural resistance and anti termite.

Yes, location and climatic conditions do matter. But generally, don’t have a significant impact on the service life of standard-compliant wooden houses.

Yes, hardwoods of species like Teak, Acacia, and also Oak are more durable when weathered compared to Spruce or Pine wood.

The Acacia wood that’s being used for our CLT production comes from sustainable Indonesia forestry. The amount of wood harvested is limited to what can naturally regrow.

Wood is susceptible to decay and mold if it remains intensely moist for extended periods. CLT Acacia panels are technically dried wood below 10-15%. Proper design and regulations are in place for exposed components.

With professional construction and quality execution, a wooden house is highly durable. When maintenance and renovation measures are consistently carried out, a wooden house can last for several generations without issues.