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- Vaaran Palkki Oy, Hirsiaihiotehdas, Tervola
Vaaran Palkki Oy, Log product plant, Tervola
Vaaran Palkki’s log product factory was built in Tervola, on a plot that also houses the company’s sawmill. The total floor area of the facility is about 8,300 m2. In HVAC design, special attention was paid to the maintenance of consistent temperature and humidity levels, which are essential in the further processing of wood.