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Binderholz

Austrian CLT BBS and glulam with IBU EPDs and comprehensive use of the log.

Binderholz

Description

Austrian family-owned company based in Fügen (Tyrol), one of the largest solid wood processors in Europe. It manufactures CLT BBS, glue-laminated timber and solid panels, with a model of comprehensive use of the log in which by-products are turned into biofuels and boards. Its structural products have environmental product declarations from the Institut Bauen und Umwelt (IBU), including the EPD for CLT BBS, and the timber comes from certified forestry. It supplies timber structures for residential and commercial projects across Europe and North America.

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Why we chose it

Because it combines industrial scale with comprehensive use of the log and verified EPDs across its entire structural range.

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GWP · A1–A3
-657.04kg CO₂e/m³
Expired EPD · last verified data
Carbon negative
No
EPD / DAP

Sí

EPD expired in 2024 · last verified data

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Data source

IBU EPD-BBS-20190021-IBB1-EN (CLT BBS); EPD también para glulam y panel macizo

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Technical questions and answers

What is the carbon footprint (GWP) of Binderholz?
Binderholz declares a GWP (A1–A3) of -657.04 kg CO₂e/m³ according to its verified EPD.
Does Binderholz have an Environmental Product Declaration (EPD)?
Yes. Binderholz has a verified EPD (EPD-BBS-20190021-IBB1 (ECO-00000876)) under EN 15804:2012+A1:2013 (IBU) — NO comparable con +A2.

Values as declared by the manufacturer or its EPD. Always check the current EPD/technical sheet for project-critical calculations.