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Waste-Free Life Cycle of Holz100 Buildings

12/15/2017

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​Building with the forest:
Everything remains valuable


​In the production of Holz100 homes, everything remains valuable. This concept of waste-free recycling economy provides us with a sustainable, growing forest. 
Holz100 opens up new dimensions of sustainable construction with the first true circulation concept in the construction industry.
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​Since 1990, Thoma has been developing building materials that not only have a positive impact on the health of the residents, but also on the environment. The Thoma company relies on natural wood.

Holz100 is an award-winning solid wood building system and was the first building material in the world to be awarded the gold "Cradle to Cradle" certificate. It consists of nothing but untreated wood that has been harvested to the proper lunar phase and is completely free of toxic additives such as glue, chemicals, or wood preservatives.

Wood treated with glue or wood preservatives is not only harmful to the health of the residents of the house due to its outgassing, it must also be disposed of as hazardous waste in case of demolition. However, this is not so for Holz100 homes. It is completely natural and can be reused after generations of use both thermally and materially.

To recycle a Holz100 house you only have to dissolve the mechanical connections that hold the house together. With the raw materials released, a new house can be built.

Holz100 homes are prefabricated in factories that run on solar power in which no waste is produced. In the production of our Holz100 walls, all processing is optimized so that almost no waste is produced here as well. The small amount of waste that may be produced can be thermally recovered and immediately supply the production plants with energy.
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As it is in the forest, everything stays in circulation and we can create a future suitable for grandchildren.

Raw materials in the cycle

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​Even when laying the individual components, care is taken to ensure that as little as possible of the precious raw material wood is lost. Window and door openings are recessed.
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​A farmer from the surrounding area of ​​our Holz100 plant in Stadl picks wood chips from the production of our houses. "The chips are perfect for mucking out my stables - they are dry and pure in nature!"
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​It does not look like this with us! The waste from the wood glue binder production would have to be disposed of as hazardous waste as shown above. Our factories however, are devoid of and encounter no such problem.


​Energy generation then and now

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​The steam engine that drove the saw Gußwerk 1907 is still standing. It is no longer in operation.
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Today, a highly efficient biomass cogeneration plant supplies the saw and the village of Gußwerk with green electricity. Small remainders from the Holz100 production are also used to generate energy.
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  • Home
  • About
    • Our Company
    • What is Holz100
    • Benefits >
      • Moonwood
      • Ideal Indoor Climate
      • Healthy Living
      • Breathability & Airtightness
      • Thermal Insulation
      • Fire Protection
      • Safety
      • Radiation Shielding
      • Soundproofing
      • Holz100 is #1
      • 100% Wood
      • Circular Economy
      • Manufacturing
    • The Process
    • History
  • Product
    • Products
    • Thoma Holz100® Building System
    • Flooring
    • Finishing Materials
    • Types of Wood
  • MODULAR
    • Laneway House >
      • Model 1A
      • Model 2A
    • Zinipi >
      • Zinipi Basic
      • Zinipi Lodge
      • Zinipi Lodge L
      • Zinipi Loft
      • Zinipi Loft D
    • Mobile Home
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    • Feature Projects
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    • Institutions
    • Offices
    • Other
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    • Downloads
    • Events >
      • WSF 2016
      • IIDEXCanada 2016
      • National Home Show 2017
      • Wood Symposium 2017
      • WSF 2017
      • IIDEXCanada 2017
      • Spring Cottage Life Show 2018
      • Spring Cottage Life Show 2019
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