Next, the manufactured timber is profiled and after giving the necessary profile, it is cut into size and, according to the design documentation, the necessary technological holes are drilled. The result is a finished detail that is not subject to deformation and cracking.

A double wall made of glued beams, where the inter-wall space is filled with ecowool, is one of the most advanced technologies of wooden house construction today, combining three main qualities: environmental friendliness, energy saving and economy.
Houses with double walls made of glued beams are assembled according to the principle of the tenon-groove system. They look like a log cabin, with the only difference that there is a cavity for insulation between the walls inside.

The details of the construction of walls made of technical drying wood (external and internal walls) are connected in a double sealed lock, and between them is mostly laid an ecowool. Ecowool is a crushed foamed cellulose wood or paper pulp treated with antiseptics and flame retardants. also, due to its low thermal conductivity, it has the ability to bind fibers inside and give off moisture without changing thermal insulation properties.

As for the dew point, it is present in any wall, even in a solid timber wall, which does not affect the durability of houses. Such houses have been standing for more than 100 years and in the case of houses with double walls, the situation is similar.

Firstly, in houses with double walls, where the space between the outer and inner walls is filled with eco-wool, which has a capillary structure, its properties are very close to wood and can gain and give off up to 20 percent of moisture without loss of insulating properties;

Secondly, the tree itself pulls excess moisture from both sides;

Thirdly, this wall has a very good air exchange, it does not have a windproof film and under the influence of wind loads, moisture is removed quite intensively.

A 70 mm thick timber wall in a double version has an inter-wall space for insulation of 150 mm and a total thickness of 290 mm. Such a wall has excellent thermal parameters, which significantly reduces heating costs. In terms of resistance to heat transfer, such a wall is equivalent to a log cabin made of logs with a diameter of 500 mm. Another plus of the technology is the seamless insulation, you only need to comply with the filling requirements.

The final processing of the wall material takes place on four-sided longitudinal milling machines. On four-sided longitudinal milling machines, the final processing of the wall material takes place, so its surfaces are quite suitable for final finishing.
The house made of warm timber is ready for usage immediately after completion of construction. A house made of a double wooden wall is comparable in cost to a house made of gas silicate blocks with exterior and interior decoration. The difference between these technologies is colossal and not in favor of a gas silicate block.