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The panel Wenus® is a new structural system, which can be employed horizontally or vertically for slabs, walls or covering. It is based on the use of raw or planed boards, which are screwed together obtaining the "W"-shape. Thereby a static height is accomplished, which confers a rigidity for free spans of 3 to 6 m.
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An immediately loadable ceiling, which permits any type of floor construction and simultaneously provides a visible quality ceiling ready for use, can be assembled in record time using the Profidecke. The high level of pre-assembly and the perfect fitting accuracy of the individual elements enable rapid laying on the building site. The short assembly time and easy of machining mean that the Profidecke element is a cost-effective, environmental alternative to conventional reinforced concrete ceilings and wooden beam ceilings.
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-DIN 1052/A 1
-Technically dried, wood moisture max. 15 %
-Planed four sides, chamfed 4 mm, horizontal slots, precisely cut
-Delivery units and colis wrapped in film
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-DIN 1052/A 1 BS 11/GL 24h
-Technically dried, wood moisture 12% +-
-Planed four sides, chamfed 4 mm, precisely
-40 mm beams
-Projects and special sizes upon request
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Glulam is a high-quality material which is useful in a wide range of applications and possesses outstanding properties. It can be incorporated ideally in interior design and is particularly attractive.
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The advantages of NORDLAM »ExpressElements« ceiling components are obvious. Simple and quick assembly is possible using the Rampa fittings which are included with the sections. The ceiling can be walked on as soon as it has been installed. The stability is therefore not compromised and the appearance of the underside is excellent. Depending on the application, the underneath can be left as a visible ceiling. From an environmental point of view, wooden ceiling constructions create a very pleasant climate in the room. Installations, even refits, are no problem.
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-DIN 1052/A 1
-Technically dried, wood moisture max. 15 %
-Planed four sides, chamfed 4 mm, horizontal slots, precisely cut
-Delivery units and colis wrapped in film
-Other cross sections and profiles on request
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Cross-laminated timber (KLH) is produced from spruce strips that are stacked crosswise on top of each other and glued to each other. The PEFC certificate guarantees that the raw material used comes from ecological, economical and socially responsible forests.
The crossways arrangement of the longitudinal and crosswise lamellas reduced the swelling and shrinkage in the board plane to an insignificant minimum - static strength and shape retention increase considerably. Compared to conventional timber construction products, cross-laminated timber offers entirely new possibilities when it comes to load transfer. Not only can loads be transferred in one direction (as is the case, for example, with supports, girders, etc.) but on all sides (referred to as "genuine plate and sheet action").
Only technically dried wood with a wood moisture of 12% (+/- 2%) is used to produce KLH solid cross-laminated timber boards. This rules out any damaging pest, fungus and insect attacks. All boards used are subject to a visual and mechanical quality sorting procedure.
The gluing takes place using solvent-free and formaldehyde-free PUR adhesive from Purbond (HB 110, HB 530) - this adhesive is tested according to DIN 68141 and other strict criteria of the MPA Baden Württemberg, Otto Graf Institute Stuttgart and is recognised for the production of internal and external supporting timber components and special construction methods in accordance with DIN 1052 and EN 301. The glue is applied automatically over the whole surface - the percentage of adhesive is 0.2 kg/m² and glue seam. A very high-quality level of adhesion is achieved as a result of the pressing power of approx. 6 kg/cm2.
The factory cutting and beaming of KLH solid cross-laminated timber boards takes place using state-of-the-art CNC technology. The basis for the cutting is formed by the cutting plans of the client. On request and with the appropriate equipment, the boards can also be cut by the relevant construction company.
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Cross-laminated timber (KLH) is produced from spruce strips that are stacked crosswise on top of each other and glued to each other. The PEFC certificate guarantees that the raw material used comes from ecological, economical and socially responsible forests.
The crossways arrangement of the longitudinal and crosswise lamellas reduced the swelling and shrinkage in the board plane to an insignificant minimum - static strength and shape retention increase considerably. Compared to conventional timber construction products, cross-laminated timber offers entirely new possibilities when it comes to load transfer. Not only can loads be transferred in one direction (as is the case, for example, with supports, girders, etc.) but on all sides (referred to as "genuine plate and sheet action").
Only technically dried wood with a wood moisture of 12% (+/- 2%) is used to produce KLH solid cross-laminated timber boards. This rules out any damaging pest, fungus and insect attacks. All boards used are subject to a visual and mechanical quality sorting procedure.
The gluing takes place using solvent-free and formaldehyde-free PUR adhesive from Purbond (HB 110, HB 530) - this adhesive is tested according to DIN 68141 and other strict criteria of the MPA Baden Württemberg, Otto Graf Institute Stuttgart and is recognised for the production of internal and external supporting timber components and special construction methods in accordance with DIN 1052 and EN 301. The glue is applied automatically over the whole surface - the percentage of adhesive is 0.2 kg/m² and glue seam. A very high-quality level of adhesion is achieved as a result of the pressing power of approx. 6 kg/cm2.
The factory cutting and beaming of KLH solid cross-laminated timber boards takes place using state-of-the-art CNC technology. The basis for the cutting is formed by the cutting plans of the client. On request and with the appropriate equipment, the boards can also be cut by the relevant construction company.
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Cross-laminated timber (KLH) is produced from spruce strips that are stacked crosswise on top of each other and glued to each other. The PEFC certificate guarantees that the raw material used comes from ecological, economical and socially responsible forests.
The crossways arrangement of the longitudinal and crosswise lamellas reduced the swelling and shrinkage in the board plane to an insignificant minimum - static strength and shape retention increase considerably. Compared to conventional timber construction products, cross-laminated timber offers entirely new possibilities when it comes to load transfer. Not only can loads be transferred in one direction (as is the case, for example, with supports, girders, etc.) but on all sides (referred to as "genuine plate and sheet action").
Only technically dried wood with a wood moisture of 12% (+/- 2%) is used to produce KLH solid cross-laminated timber boards. This rules out any damaging pest, fungus and insect attacks. All boards used are subject to a visual and mechanical quality sorting procedure.
The gluing takes place using solvent-free and formaldehyde-free PUR adhesive from Purbond (HB 110, HB 530) - this adhesive is tested according to DIN 68141 and other strict criteria of the MPA Baden Württemberg, Otto Graf Institute Stuttgart and is recognised for the production of internal and external supporting timber components and special construction methods in accordance with DIN 1052 and EN 301. The glue is applied automatically over the whole surface - the percentage of adhesive is 0.2 kg/m² and glue seam. A very high-quality level of adhesion is achieved as a result of the pressing power of approx. 6 kg/cm2.
The factory cutting and beaming of KLH solid cross-laminated timber boards takes place using state-of-the-art CNC technology. The basis for the cutting is formed by the cutting plans of the client. On request and with the appropriate equipment, the boards can also be cut by the relevant construction company.
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Cross-laminated timber (KLH) is produced from spruce strips that are stacked crosswise on top of each other and glued to each other. The PEFC certificate guarantees that the raw material used comes from ecological, economical and socially responsible forests.
The crossways arrangement of the longitudinal and crosswise lamellas reduced the swelling and shrinkage in the board plane to an insignificant minimum - static strength and shape retention increase considerably. Compared to conventional timber construction products, cross-laminated timber offers entirely new possibilities when it comes to load transfer. Not only can loads be transferred in one direction (as is the case, for example, with supports, girders, etc.) but on all sides (referred to as "genuine plate and sheet action").
Only technically dried wood with a wood moisture of 12% (+/- 2%) is used to produce KLH solid cross-laminated timber boards. This rules out any damaging pest, fungus and insect attacks. All boards used are subject to a visual and mechanical quality sorting procedure.
The gluing takes place using solvent-free and formaldehyde-free PUR adhesive from Purbond (HB 110, HB 530) - this adhesive is tested according to DIN 68141 and other strict criteria of the MPA Baden Württemberg, Otto Graf Institute Stuttgart and is recognised for the production of internal and external supporting timber components and special construction methods in accordance with DIN 1052 and EN 301. The glue is applied automatically over the whole surface - the percentage of adhesive is 0.2 kg/m² and glue seam. A very high-quality level of adhesion is achieved as a result of the pressing power of approx. 6 kg/cm2.
The factory cutting and beaming of KLH solid cross-laminated timber boards takes place using state-of-the-art CNC technology. The basis for the cutting is formed by the cutting plans of the client. On request and with the appropriate equipment, the boards can also be cut by the relevant construction company.
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K1multiplan is interesting in its conceptual design: Professionals appreciate the versatility of the product's many uses. K1multiplan becomes an important part of the structural design itself: Not only is it decorative but it can also take on load-bearing, bracing and space enclosing functions. K1multiplan satisfies individual requirements effortlessly.
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"Versatile products in line with today's demands for an environmentally friendly way of life"
Our use of modern, einvironmentally friendly techniques, as well as systematic quality assurance at all production stages from logs to completed panels, guarantees a consistently high level of quality.
- Gluing tested in accordance with EN 13354 (gluing resistant to boiling water)
- Tightly laminated middle layer
- Width of billets 25-35 mm
- Top and bottom billets 89-136 mm wide
- Grades A and AB made of Nordic spruce
- Minimal cracking due to precise drying procedure ( 8% +/-2% ) and high-quality workmanship for both outer and inner layers
- Surface sanded on both sides
- Even appearance through careful choice of wood
Advantageous features of three-ply natural wood panels
- High stability and size retention
- Good loading capacity (longitudinal and transverse)
- Good retention of screws and fittings
- Low weight
- Easy to process
- Versatile use
- Environmentally friendly
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HESS-WOHNWERK delivers ceiling elements
- Thicknesses from 8 to 24 cm
- Widths from approx. 50 to approx. 200 cm
- Lengths to 40 m
- As panels without further joining
- Completely joined with tongue and groove or rebate joints, cross-cut to length
- Delivered to the construction site, if desired
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Making yourself comfortable in a cosy living and working room panelled with solid wood.
In the living-room, in the bed-room, in the kitchen, in the office, on your balcony, on the stairs. You bring your ideas, we bring our experience in timber processing.
Construction of industrial buildings
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