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The EUROPANEL® building system was used to construct connecting corridors between the pavilions and the existing Grünwaldova Elementary School building. This project serves as a continuation of the first phase, completed in 2021, which expanded the school with connecting corridors. The total length of the newly built corridors is 180 m. All exterior walls, skylights, and the roof of the extension were constructed using the building system. The scope of supply included the ceiling structure and all supporting wooden elements.

The single-family home was not built on a traditional slab foundation, but on concrete footings, which also served to create a crawl space beneath the entire structure. The EUROPANEL^® system was used not only for the structures of the first and second floors, but also for the floor and roof. The delivery also included materials for constructing the ceiling and roof trusses.

The project was carried out in the winter of 2022 in the foothills of the Eastern Carpathians, so the client wanted to build the bungalow quickly and efficiently. At the client’s request, 270-mm-thick panels with a graphite core were used for the exterior walls and roof of the bungalow’s 9 x 28 m shell. Panels with a thickness of 120 mm were selected for the interior partitions. The large spaces were supported by exposed-grade BSH trusses.

For the renovation of the cottage, 210-mm-thick EPS panels with added graphite were used for the roof. This construction is highly effective due to its precision, weight, and thermal insulation properties. Thanks to the chosen EUROPANEL® system, the roof renovation was completed very quickly

The client requested the construction of a two-story addition to the existing building, including the installation of a ceiling while preserving the original structure and supporting wooden frameworks. Thanks to the flexibility of the EUROPANEL^® system, it was possible to complete the addition despite the asymmetry of the original building. Most of the panels were cut to size on-site as needed to ensure that the final addition was symmetrical. EP170 panels were used for the exterior walls, and the ceiling structure was constructed using EP210 panels.

A single-family home from the portfolio of Natura Space CZ s.r.o., this time built on concrete footings. Thanks to this, the structural work proceeded very quickly and smoothly, without damaging the surrounding property with heavy machinery. EP210 panels were used for the floor and EP170 panels for the exterior walls during construction. The delivery also included a bathroom unit with electrical wiring for the entire house. The entire shell construction was completed quickly and efficiently, and even with the installation of the bathroom unit, construction took 10 working days.

In the fall of 2021, our company completed the construction of the Saunia sauna complex at the Central shopping center in Kladno. All exterior and interior wall structures throughout the 600-square-meter Saunia complex were built using the EUROPANEL® system. The saunas, relaxation rooms, changing rooms, and support facilities were subsequently constructed as built-in units.

At the start of the 2021 school year, EUROPANEL completed the construction of a medical center in Seifhennersdorf, Germany. The medical center was built using the LightBuilding system, meaning that the entire structure is supported by ground screws without the need for concrete foundations, with Europanels EP 270 also serving as the foundation slab.

The concept of modern, open-plan homes called Natura Space —built using a combination of flat and three-dimensional prefabricated components from the Europanel construction system, with foundations on ground screws—has been steadily expanding with new homes since 2011, when it was first presented at the Wooden Construction Fair in Prague. Take a look at some of them.

Although the building is a standard single-family home, its location sets it apart. It is situated near Prague Airport and is therefore exposed to excessive noise. However, the EUROPANEL construction and special windows provide the residents with an exceptionally high quality of life.

The Eta catalog home is designed for smaller families who prefer a house to an apartment. The Eta home falls into the mid-size category, and one of its clear advantages is that it can easily be built to be wheelchair-accessible. Although the home’s living area is just under 100 m², it features an attic that can be used as ample storage space.