Kerto LVL has been used to build the Parasol Metropol - one of the largest wooden buildings in the world. See how the incredible building has been made!

The Clamart sports centre shows innovative use of Kerto® LVL. The complex shape was enabled by long spans, freedom of curvature and high connection strength.

Metsä Wood Kerto LVL is used in DB Schenker wooden terminal building. Read more how Kerto LVL is used in large scale industrial buildings.

Metsä Wood timber products are used to built the FMO Tapiola wooden office building. See how the wooden office building looks like!

Viikki residential area in Helsinki has a unique wooden quarter, made with Metsä Wood timber. Read more about Metsä Wood Multi-Storey System.

Kaifu is a historically listed building, which required particular renovation techniques. Load-bearing structure of the roof uses Kerto-Q beams. The rafters were made of Kerto-S beams.

Metsätapiola, the head office of Metsä Wood, has been supported and decorated with curved glulam beams and massive Kerto columns. Read more about the timber framing and roofing solutions used!

Wooden interior design of One Main office shows the astounding possibilities of Kerto LVL. The client’s vision was to make their office space convey true commitment to environmental sustainability.

Tommi Mäkinen Racing building has a a glulam frame and the roof has been made with Kerto roof elements. These products are ideal contruction materials for various of buildings.

Metsä Wood Kerto LVL and glulam is used in Kannustalo's ready-to-move houses. Read more how reliable deliveries means less costs.

Distinctive wood architecture of Paris police department's extension combines the new with the old using of Kerto® LVL laminated veneer lumber

Koski Manor produces organically raised Hereford beef cattle. The farm's new cowshed was constructed with three-pin frame made of Kerto® LVL (laminated veneer lumber).

The My Green World exhibition centre in Netherlands has been constructed from Metsä Wood’s Kerto laminated veneer lumber. See how flexible wood construction can be!

The roof of the Diesel Benelux headquarter's is a masterpiece. Building with Kerto LVL elements was fast and the elements are produced efficiently and sustainably

Six new apartments were made from Kerto LVL roof elements on a 1960s building in Paris. Wood elements are a lightweight solution for additional floors.

Kerto LVL and Kerto LVL roofing elements have been used for framing of Edinburgh Center for Carbon Innovation. The timber frames made of Kerto LVL are flexible to design and fast to install.

Waterside Theatre in Aylesbury has been built using Metsä Wood Kerto. Read more how Kerto LVL can be used in construction.

Use of Kerto® LVL (laminated veneer lumber) enabled the quick and thorough renovation of De Roma cinema building. The 3D design was done in BIM, including acoustics.

Schlagwerk produces musical instruments. Their new production facilites (open hall of 1,600m²) are made of Kerto® laminated veneer lumber and glulam.

Straagaarden was build with only nature's own raw materials. Using Kerto LVL as structures, the building is firm and green, both at the same time.

The innovative and efficient wood design of Immanuel Kirche was constructed using a rib structure made of Kerto LVL (laminated veneer lumber) beams.

Wooden frame of the Berlin-Britz open air stage is made of re-glued Kerto LVL (laminated veneer lumber) Q-panels. The frames are impregnated against the weather.

The Ämmässuo sorting station canopy of approximately 3000 square meters is constructed of pre-waterproofed Kerto® LVL (laminated veneer lumber) box elements.

The use of Kerto LVL wooden elements in Karisma shopping centre's interiors and exteriors makes it a comfortable and pleasant for customers.

The Hurlingham Club Racquet Center got a light roof structure with Kerto® LVL elements. The sunken low-profile shape and a curved green sedum roof minimize the environmental impact of the building.

The Östermalm's famous market hall required a complete renovation. A temporay building for market hall's entreprenours was built with Metsä Wood's Kerto® LVL. The temporary hall became a success story.

Metsä Wood supplied wooden construction materials and it’s expertise for social care initiative “The Children’s Home of the Future” in Kerteminde, Denma​rk.

Metsä Wood timber products have been used in the Mega Market in Stockach, Germany. Kerto-Ripa wooden roof and floor elements are ideal for long span roof structures, suitable for large department stores.

The daycare Omenapuisto's characteristic wooden facade is made of King panel. King panel cladding is a modern, stylish option for facades, and it is easy and quick to install.

Cockfield Windmill is a windmill structure converted to accommodation for holiday lets. Kerto LVL Q was used to form the curved rib structure.

An additional storey for an apartment block was constructed using Kerto® LVL (laminated veneer lumber) wooden roof elements.

Le Pavillon de Terre-Bonne office building was build using Kerto LVL elements. With wooden elements the construction stays relatively slim and with this solution large spans can be easily achieved.

De Karel Doorman consists of the renovation of a shopping building: Ter Meulen and an added residential building. Prefab additional floors were build using Kerto LVL S-beams and Metsä spruce plywood.

The Stayokay hostel in Bergen op Zoom is unique regarding the special manner in which the constructive Kerto LVL wooden element floors have been applied.

Kokoon, compact and flexible modular housing with Kerto LVL, is one of the winners of Metsä Wood’s Open Source Wood award.

The wooden Dome of Visions in Aarhus, Denmark, provides inspiration for a future with more sustainable and climate-friendly timber construction.

Metsä Group’s visitor centre in Äänekoski, in Central Finland, is a prime example of the fast construction using wood.

Schwäbisch Gmünd college's dining/event hall's exceptional roof construction was completed with Kerto LVL Q-panels and S-beams. The load-bearing and dimensionally stable LVL enabled the grillage frame structure.

Esperi Kapteenska assisted living facility in Helsinki consists of 15 residential units. This L-shaped building has 16 corners and a low gable roof, which will be built using Metsä Wood’s tongue-and-groove Spruce MouldGuard plywood.

The world’s tallest wooden building, the Mjösa Tower – sturdy, high-quality floors with the help of Kerto LVL

SPA-Bungalow is made of wooden modules built with Metsä Wood's Kerto LVL Q-panels.

Using material-efficient Kerto® LVL (laminated veneer lumber) products makes the building process fast, light and green.

The construction of three new waterside lodges at the Center Parcs site in Elveden Forest is an ambitious architectural and engineering project.

The tailor cut and dimensionally accurate Kerto LVL beams make the production easy and efficient and the structure strong.

Metsä Wood’s new birch plywood mill was inaugurated in Pärnu, Estonia in October 2018. Due to the tight construction schedule, the use of prefabricated elements was the best option.

The use of lightweight Kerto LVL (laminated veneer lumber) made it possible to build the roof structure fast and sustainably.

As part of the Cranleigh School’s development project, two squash court buildings were redeveloped and expanded. The new building, van Hasselt Centre, was built using a hybrid structure combining steel frame with Kerto LVL roof and floor elements.

The whole Verksbyen area in Norway presents the future of sustainable living – and Metsä Wood’s Kerto® LVL (laminated veneer lumber) is part of the story.

​Hotel restaurant de KASerne stands on a three-pin frame made of Kerto® LVL (laminated veneer lumber). The frame was erected quickly thanks to light and prefabricated parts.

Plywood walling and a wooden frame for a horseback riding arena in Belgium

PERI uses Metsä Wood’s Birch Ply products for their concrete formwork systems. The durable overlays ensure the panels can be used multiple times.

Linnanfältti is a modern wooden residential area in the centre of Turku. Follow how a multi-storey apartment building is constructed using Kerto LVL wood elements.

The four-storey Building D(emountable) in Delft, Holland is a hybrid building: the structure combines a steel frame and prefabricated wooden elements.