40 | Panel Perspectives: VMG Group LVL investment
In the subsequent phase of development, the solutions’ range will be expanded to include other segments of sustainable building structures, such as prefabricated wall and ceiling panels, LVL columns and decorative wall chipboard. This next phase involves production of MMC elements and GLVL (glued laminated veneer lumber – or LVL, glued to bigger dimensions for beams and columns). Other products are being considered in the future. It is expected that, based on the consistent
development of capacities and installation of automated production lines, the entire range of products required for high-rise sustainable construction and renovation will
VMG Lignum cites several timber
construction drivers, including the New European Green Deal and the New European Bauhaus initiative.
Commission and member countries, envisaging timber structures being more
renovation projects. Focusing on new
regulations to minimize carbon emissions,
challenges in how it delivers on these topics. Using engineered wood, VMG Lignum
believes, will help create new opportunities,
It cited Global Wood Markets Info (GWMI)
within Europe has been a big trend in recent
LVL mill in Äänekoski to come on line in
produced under its Kerto brand. Annual
3 . The
Lohja and Punkaharju in Finland.
Major advantages of LVL include its dimension, shape, high strength properties and low cost. The size of LVL is not limited
and LVL is one of the strongest wood-based
RAUTE TECHNOLOGY Finland-based Raute supplied a comprehensive solution to VMG Lignum for
The solution features the most advanced
Top: Veneer sheets being handled in the new factory Centre: LVL coming off the production line
Bottom: VMG sees LVL and I-joists as important parts of its engineered wood construction products portfolio
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Mindaugas Kozinecas, the CEO of VMG
Raute included all lines and machines for
veneer and LVL manufacturing, intelligent
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