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Wooden

Wooden

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beams

The roof from us fits to the millimeter and lasts for a hundred years.

The roof from us fits to the millimeter and lasts for a hundred years.

KASPER SK, in collaboration with KASPER CZ, offers traditionally bonded carpentry structures. At KASPER CZ, we have been producing wooden load-bearing structures from solid wood and glued materials for two decades. We have top-notch machinery, software, and experienced masters in the field who perform their work with knowledge and passion.

KASPER SK, in collaboration with KASPER CZ, offers traditionally bonded carpentry structures. At KASPER CZ, we have been producing wooden load-bearing structures from solid wood and glued materials for two decades. We have top-notch machinery, software, and experienced masters in the field who perform their work with knowledge and passion.

The rafters from our workshops are processed with technological precision - to the millimeter, so material is saved during production, time during assembly, and these traditionally bound structures will serve their function for several generations. We carry out carpentry work modernly, but with respect for traditional craftsmanship.

The rafters from our workshops are processed with technological precision - to the millimeter, so material is saved during production, time during assembly, and these traditionally bound structures will serve their function for several generations. We carry out carpentry work modernly, but with respect for traditional craftsmanship.

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The advantages of wooden traditionally tied constructions KASPER

  • detailed design of the structure in 3D for static reliability, accuracy, and material savings


  • high degree of prefabrication and processing, shape and structural variability, quick assembly


  • advantageous price due to exceptional speed and flexibility of production and material cost savings


  • long life of the rafters given by the quality of wood, impregnation, and coating systems


  • use of modern wooden materials (KVH, BSH, CLT) as well as the possibility to combine wood and steel


  • possibility of aesthetic visible constructions including artistic elements


  • parameters of classical carpentry work including the ecological aspect of the product

The use of wooden traditionally tied structures

  • roofs of family houses – standard visible and non-visible structures of roofs


  • roofs of atypical and variously shaped roofs including possible decorative and artistic accessories


  • roofs of residential buildings and atypical roofs of civic amenities


  • heavy wooden frames


  • landscape architecture – garage parking, pergolas, pavilions, etc.


  • atypical wooden structures

Utilization of traditional wooden tied structures and the technology of their production

Traditional carpentry tied structures are primarily used as roof trusses and other auxiliary constructions. They are mainly used in the construction of family houses, and their production is among the most traditional carpentry works. Today's carpenters work more with various specialized programs, CNC machining centers, and computer-controlled saws than with classic tools, but the essence of carpentry remains the same. The goal is to create a structure that will support the roof of the house.

The design of truss structures in our company KASPER CZ typically starts with a design in the static software from DLUBAL and continues with structural shape design in the SEMA program. Based on this data, individual construction elements are then produced on the CNC wood processing center Hundegger K2i. Thanks to the precision of processing, their assembly is easy, fast, and of high quality.


Non-visible and visible truss structures

Standard trusses for all types of buildings are typically processed as solid wood for non-visible structures and treated with Lignof Stabil Extra impregnation. Elements made of glued wood (glued laminated materials of type BSH or KVH, DUO or TRIO treated with a suitable coating system) or planed solid wood are used for visible truss structures, which meet the most demanding aesthetic requirements. The most common material for making trusses is spruce, followed by larch, pine, and wood from certain hardwood trees.

MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGIES USED IN THE PRODUCTION OF WOODEN TRUSSES BY KASPER CZ SUPPLIED ALSO TO THE SLOVAK MARKET

  • 1 x CNC Hundegger SC3

  • 1 × CNC wood processing center Hundegger K2i 1250

  • 2 × single-blade computer-controlled angular and cross-cut saw

  • 1 × four-blade angular and cross-cut saw

  • 1 × dipping impregnation tank

  • design software R-STAB, RX-TIMBER from DLUBAL

  • structural software SEMA