Arcwood offers innovative and sustainable construction solutions. Arcwood is one of the Baltic’s leading manufacturers of CLT and timber structures (glulam, finger-jointed structural timber). Our current export markets extend across Europe, and we have sent our products also to Asian countries – Sri Lanka, Maldives, Bangladesh, and South Korea. Our good partners are Hagebau, Roggerman Group, Bernis SA, ØYSTEIN BOGE AS, Moog, and Hartman.

The Saunum experience is a new benchmark in the world of the sauna. Saunum stands strong on patents and represents a unique generation of sauna technology that has been designed with utmost care and backed with state-of-the-art scientific research.

The Saunum patented air-mixing system traps the hot steam that has risen under the ceiling, mixes it with the cooler oxygen rich air from the floor surface, and directs the soft steam back evenly all over the steam room. With a patented air enrichment method with salt ions, the steam takes useful salt ions from the Himalayan salt balls into the circulating air, onto the skin, and into the respiratory tract.

Saunum solution guarantees a unique full-body sauna experience with a distinctive feeling of rejuvenation.

Ÿ A more even temperature and easier breathing,

Ÿ more humid air and more intense sweating,

Ÿ easy home spa solution – enjoy a classic Nordic hot sauna, humid steam-rich sauna, mild sanarium, sauna enriched with salt ions or aroma sauna.

• THERMORY wood can be found in more than 50 countries around the world; in homes and public spaces, in a variety of buildings and environments, in high humidity and extreme heat, in cold and in warmth.
• Our products are unrivaled in both performance and sustainability compared with the usual alternatives such as plastic composites, chemically treated woods and tropical hardwoods.
• Our timber is carefully inspected and harvested from sustainably managed forests.
• We can offer PEFC, FSC or Nordic Swan Ecolabel-certified wood.

Liistuvabrik OÜ is a timber company located in Kambja, Tartu County, the main activity of which is the production and painting of softwood wooden slats.

Technomar & Adrem is a family owned company in 1991. The initial activity involved the further processing of plywood and timber. Today the business specialises in the production of value added products utilising all forms of sheet materials. The company implements the latest advancements in wood processing technology. The rapid growth of the business is highlighted by the impressive increase in sales over the last 5 years of some 250%. In 2008, sales reached €55,000,000. The Company employs in excess of 650 people and is one of the largest employers in Estonia.

We have 4 factories located in Maardu just outside Tallinn, the capital of Estonia. The customers are spread across many Industries worldwide and include those involved in Construction, Packaging, Automobile Industry, Engineered Wood Flooring, Furniture, Transport, Cable supplies, etc. Around 95% of products are exported to more than 72 countries throughout Europe, America and Asia.

Puidukoda was founded in 1997 in Southern Estonia. Our main activity is the production and marketing of quality value-added softwood planing materials such as Nordic spruce, Nordic pine, larch and thermowood. Puidukoda has two modern, precise and flexible fully automated planing lines, impregnation unit and several post-processing options such as painting, end-matching and surface treatment. Puidukoda is a certified fire protection treatment company. Puidukoda sells to more than 35 countries around the world. As a raw material, we use high-quality Nordic timber, mainly sourced from Scandinavian countries. Since 2013, Puidukoda has belonged to the Rose Group alongside reputable French companies Protac and Norsilk. The group employs more than 400 people and its annual volume of finished production exceeds 400,000 m3.

AS Toftan was founded in 1995, when the sawmill technology used in the old potato warehouse in Sõmerpalu Parish was brought from the village of Toftan in central Sweden.

The sawmill, with a production capacity of 35,000 m 3 per year in Sweden, has become the second largest sawmill in Estonia and the third largest in the Baltics as a result of years of work and investment. Today, a unique technological combination has been developed, which allows the flexible production of sawn timber in terms of both size and quantity, and with small losses.

We produce both pine and spruce lumber. Our products include earthquake-proof houses in Japan, houses and furniture in North African countries, building structures in Europe, window and door components, and bridge and building beams in Estonia.

Kodasema OÜ is an Estonian architecture, design and engineering firm that creates innovative living and housing solutions. Simplicity and freedom – are the values that a KODA house offers creating more energy and time in many ways.

Kodasema’s home country Estonia is the 4th largest exporter of factory-made timber houses in the world, widely recognized for the quality of the houses as well as the contemporary technology employed in production. This means plenty of top expertise is available locally when it comes to factory house production on any scale, and Kodasema teams up with a number of Estonia-based partners to make sure KODA modular houses stay at the top of the market.

• Minimalist luxury living in a spaciously sustainable house
• KODA is a house that has all the necessities for living, addresses the global contrast between the growing population and the growth of the average Western living unit.
  Tackling premium affordability by fitting into the cracks of the system in unused urban spaces, meanwhile use unlocks the best sites.
• Multifunctionality for creating contemporary dynamic spaces is something all KODA models embody – KODA houses can be easily transformed many times over, responding to needs: from hotel to office, from café to hair salon, showroom or a student home.
• KODA aims for minimum viable space for almost any function, making KODA owners able to instantly switch between different functions, purposes and a multitude of locations.
• Sustainability is a founding principle of KODA since its creation. By living smaller and consuming fewer things, the footprint one leaves on the environment is already tinier. In addition, factory constructed houses such as KODA also leave a smaller footprint in terms of transport pollution, worker safety, reduced construction waste and urban noise