CONSTRUCTION WITH WOOD

Wood is an exceptional material that combines tradition, innovation and sustainability. Working with a specialised engineering company such as VETA is one of the keys to being able to take advantage of all its benefits safely and efficiently.

Timber construction today leads to a dry, industrialised system that allows elements to be manufactured with high precision before they are installed on site. This means that, unlike traditional construction, it is only necessary to assemble the pieces when they arrive on site, which significantly reduces errors, shortens execution times, minimises unforeseen events and increases safety by having each phase fully controlled from the design stages.

Wood is a renewable resource with a sustainable life cycle: it captures CO₂, reduces the carbon footprint and minimises the environmental impact of the project. At VETA we work with certified wood from sustainable forests (PEFC, FSC…) guaranteeing the responsible management of forest masses and contributing to the local economy by supporting the local forestry and manufacturing industry.

Thanks to its lightness, strength and adaptability, wood allows the design of structures ranging from single-family homes or small sheds to high-rise buildings, always optimising efficiency and aesthetics in each solution. Its flexibility facilitates prefabricated and industrialised solutions that comply with the most rigorous standards, including the strictest national and European regulations.

Wood offers an exceptional strength-to-weight ratio, which allows for minimising structural loads and reducing dimensioning, not only in the structure itself but also in the foundations. This translates into direct savings in costs, time and complexity of the work, as well as simplifying the control of the entire construction process, from the calculation to the construction site.

Wood offers excellent thermal properties, reducing thermal bridges and the need for supplementary heating or cooling systems, resulting in energy-efficient buildings and lower operating costs. In addition, it generates healthy spaces that improve the well-being of its occupants, thanks to its natural qualities and the absence of toxic components.