The construction industry is constantly evolving. The focus is on building sustainably and for the long term, and the responsibility lies not only with architects and construction companies, but also with suppliers.
Choosing Corten steel was a deliberate decision by Liljewall Arkitekter, who were commissioned to design the new facility and connect the art hall with the city park through a new walkway.
Weland AB will be closed for summer vacation week 29-30.
As energy demand continues to grow in western Mälardalen, a new power line is taking shape. At the Himmeta substation, the hub of the project, approximately 620 square meters of fire-extinguishing grating from Weland have been installed—an important fire protection solution designed to suppress a potential oil fire.
When the district heating plant in Åmål underwent a programme of
extension, gangways and staircases from Weland became a key element in
ensuring that the new biomass boiler was easily accessible for servicing.
What happens to a spiral staircase after 50 years of use? Older staircases in Swedish buildings show what truly lasts over time — and why.
Nordbygg offered four intensive and inspiring days as 31,000 visitors gathered to discover the latest developments in the construction industry.
With Weland’s JOS spiral staircase, Hoberg & Driesch got a solution that both enhances the property and is compliant with ambitious sustainability requirements.
When the decision was taken to secure a mezzanine located in the production facility, neighbouring company Weland was chosen as the preferred supplier.
Nordbygg is almost upon us and of course we’ll be there along with representatives from several of our subsidiaries.