Södra is excited to announce that its cross-laminated timber (CLT) is now available on the innovative CLT Toolbox platform. This collaboration enables engineers and architects to seamlessly design and optimise sustainable, efficient timber constructions using Södra’s CLT. It is already recognised as a trusted tool in several countries. CLT Toolbox is now launching in the Nordic market, with Södra as the first partner. This marks a significant milestone in our commitment to promoting sustainable wood-based building solutions. Our CLT provides strong, sustainable, and efficient construction options for the future.
Daniel Anderson, Head of Building Technology at Södra Building Systems, commented: “We believe in CLT Toolbox as a valuable partner and that their solution will add great value to the Nordic market. With this partnership we want to simplify the use of CLT for designers, especially when using CLT from Södra.”
Adam Jones, Founder and CEO at CLT Toolbox, added: “We’re building tools to make designing with mass timber seamless and efficient. Partnering with Södra, one of Sweden’s leading CLT supplier, is a key milestone as we launch in Sweden. In the first week of December, we’ve introduced the Swedish National Annex, Swedish language support, and now, a premier Swedish CLT supplier to our platform. Our commitment is to create tools that help grow the global adoption of mass timber, and we’re thrilled to achieve this alongside the exceptional team at Södra.”
About CLT Toolbox
CLT Toolbox is a software platform that helps engineers design and optimise constructions with massive timber. It offers various calculators and tools to facilitate calculations and design of CLT structures, such as floors and walls.
The platform is designed to save time and improve efficiency in the design process by offering transparent and automated construction methods. It is also adaptable for different suppliers and has clear explanations for certifiers and authorities.
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