Whether curved, star-shaped or as a gable roof, your carpenter can turn almost any design wish into reality. State-of-the-art joining techniques allow more design freedom than ever before. Wood has proven itself as a building material for centuries. Schulthess Holzbau AG is your expert for durable, weatherproof constructions, so you know what you have. A wooden roof truss is also the ecologically future-proof solution, because only wood grows back.



Building facades

Wood with the charm of nature blends in perfectly with your surroundings and is an expression of a genuine closeness to nature. You have an easy time with façade insulation and also a low-cost climate right from the start. Wood has proven its worth against wind and weather. The wooden way is the safe way, so you don't need to study material tests or material test marks.



Interior fittings

We know how to achieve the desired thermal and sound insulation values with wood. Thousands of fine air bubbles in the microstructure ensure the excellent insulating properties of wood as an organic building material. Untreated, stained or painted natural wood creates an incomparable living atmosphere. The pleasant scent and moisture-regulating properties are reasons for a special climate in your living space. The coordination and design of floors, walls, ceilings and doors is the carpenter's preference. The result is a convincing interior design with a pleasant living atmosphere.



Floor grating in Massaranduba

The balata tree is a slow-growing, evergreen deciduous tree. It has greenish-yellow to white flowers. Berries are formed with a diameter of around 2.5 cm. The berries usually contain only one black seed surrounded by a sweet pulp that is edible.

This tree produces the wood known as massaranduba, also called balata rouge, beef wood, or horse meat wood, a tropical hardwood species similar to bankirai. Originating from Peru, the trade name is Quinilla.

The color of the wood is red to reddish brown and is very dark. The weight is 1100-1300 kg/cbm. It is used for carpentry, joinery work, railroad sleepers, hydraulic engineering, bridge building, shipbuilding, furniture, veneer, musical instruments, tools and sports equipment.