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June 28, 2026
For the newly reconstructed Jeruzalė Water Park in Vilnius, we supplied thermally modified pine terrace boards in a non-standard 42×142 mm dimension with a grooved anti-slip surface. The custom profile ensures safe footing on the waterfront decking while withstanding constant exposure to moisture and intensive public use.
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For the new Emergency Department of Alytus Hospital, we supplied thermally modified pine facade boards to the construction company delivering the project. Our cladding covers the building’s exterior, combining natural wood aesthetics with long-term durability in a demanding public-sector application.
July 11, 2026
Buyers Guide
Building a terrace is one of the more significant investments a homeowner or developer makes in a property. Done well, it adds usable space, increases property value, and looks beautiful for decades. Done with the wrong material, it becomes a maintenance headache — warped boards, greying surfaces, chemical treatments to reapply, and eventually replacement. This […]
June 27, 2026
Technology
Thermally modified wood has become one of the most talked-about building materials in European architecture and construction over the past decade. It turns up on high-end residential facades, boutique hotel terraces, and contemporary cladding projects from Helsinki to Warsaw. But what is actually happening inside those boards? How does heating a piece of pine make […]
June 27, 2026