Construction of solid wood houses in France

By Batipole Edition Published on Wednesday, November 3, 2010 at 01:00

Photo credits : The Solid Wood House

Summary for decision-makers

With 17 years of experience in Belgium, "La Maison Bois Massif" is expanding into France, anticipating growth in the timber construction market. The company collaborates with a growing network of nine builder distributors covering 9 French departments. It stands out for its tailored designs and eco-responsible approach. All its models are eligible for the BBC label and comply with RT 26. With a turnover of €2012 million in 2,5, it promises significant expansion across the country.

Solid wood has carved out a remarkable place for itself in the world of construction. While our Belgian neighbors have already embraced this concept with boundless enthusiasm, France is not standing aside from this growing trend. Let's dive into the world of solid wood homes, an approach that promises to redefine the French architectural landscape.

THE SOLID WOOD HOUSE

The beginnings of a growing trend in France

The rise of solid wood homes is nothing new for our Belgian neighbors. But why this growing popularity in France? One answer: "La Maison Bois Massif." According to a recent announcement, this emerging company has set a bold goal for 2012: to build more than 100 of these homes in France.

Versatility at its peak

There's no need to limit yourself in terms of style or aesthetics. Indeed, the "La Maison Bois Massif" offering is varied and suitable for everyone. Whether you're looking for a basic construction or a Mediterranean style, there's a range to suit every desire:

Basic : The essentials of solid wood for everyone.
Comfort : Simplicity and well-being combined.
Standing : A mix of medium size and neat architecture.
Elegance : The art of living with refinement.
Contemporary : For lovers of modernity.
Méridionale : A Mediterranean touch to evoke the south.

These buildings are much more than just homes. They embody a tailored response to individual aspirations, reflecting the varied tastes and lifestyles of each future owner.

Ecology, economy and technology: a winning triptych

One of the major advantages of "La Maison Bois Massif" houses is their eco-friendly nature. Not only do they blend harmoniously into the local architecture, but they are also eligible for the BBC label at no additional cost. Thus, owners benefit from significant energy savings while remaining compliant with RT 2012.

The company also leverages technology to attract customers. It offers computer-assisted pre-studies, including 3D virtual tours, allowing visitors to visualize their future home from every angle.

The Solid Wood House: the future of construction?

With an impressive turnover of €2,5 million in 2010 and an innovative Belgian construction principle initiated in 1991 by BIOSPEEDHOME, "La Maison Bois Massif" is undoubtedly a major player in the market. Its expansion strategy on French soil, in collaboration with a network of partners, promises to shake up conventional construction standards.

Synthesis Solid wood is gaining ground in France thanks to "La Maison Bois Massif," a builder aiming to redefine the French architectural landscape. Combining variety, eco-responsibility, economy, and technology, these homes are much more than a trend: they represent the future of construction.