1. Construction of houses from adhesive brushes - choice of raw materials

The construction of houses from the glued brushe in the modern world has become very popular. This is primarily due to the fact that houses from adhesive brushes, in addition to their qualitative characteristics, have excellent environmental indicators. The production of adhesive brushes is performed on modern wood processing equipment from leading European companies. Before getting a ready product, all the raw materials entering the logo are treated in a number of stages. For starters, the raw material passes through the " Algaras Sagverk " roundwood for the selection of a quality product. The only raw material that has been produced by a metal detector and prepared for forestry is in the case. Sorting occurs at a line capacity of 15,000 m3/m. Warehouse volumes for storage allow 2,0000m3 raw materials to be delivered on a one-time basis.

2. Clay bruise - production phases

With the grading process, the best raw material falls into a wood shop where two flows are available independently of each other. Roundwood shall be sheded, then sprayed on high-produced wood streams, and the melting shall be calculated taking into account the dispensation of 2/4 ex log. The process is 6,000 to 8,000 m3/mes. All timber waste, such as orchards and others, the combination uses 1.75 MW (MAWERA Austria) and 1.5 MW (REKA British) respectively. After the melting phase, the board shall be sent to the dryer for further drying to the humidity level. The drying occurs at 50 to 65 degrees Celsius. On average, drying time is 9 days to humidity of 12 per cent and 6-7 days to transport humidity of 22 per cent, with a thickness of 50 to 60 mm. Today, the logo is equipped with computerized drying cells from different countries. Like Denmark, Finland, Holland and Russia. Thus, a one-time loading of all drying cells is 1,190 m3 respectively, the factory is able to produce dry lumbers of 3,200 to 4,000 m3/mez.