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We produce wood houses in cooperation with Profab Houses As, who have long experience in building timber-frame houses. We can engrave your name or logo on the wall of your wooden house at no extra charge.
For simpler and smaller wooden houses (20m2 and smaller), we can offer you special solutions according to your needs.
We will propose our vision and then tailor the house to your criteria (size, finish, materials used, degree of completion). We will build you a unique and one-of-a-kind wooden house made of high-quality Estonian wood.
It takes about 4-5 weeks to build a house, depending on the size and specification of the house.
All wooden houses come with a manufacturer’s guarantee for up to 2 years.
Transport within Estonia up to one week, abroad 2-3 weeks depending on location.
Payment on account is available for orders of €10 000 or more. Please contact us for more information.
GENERAL
The paint protects the wood surface from the elements, reduces damage caused by moisture and extends the life of structures. A painted and well-maintained wooden house is resistant to time and weather. Proper painting and a good coat of paint will stay clean and retain its colour, keeping your house looking great.
PAINTING CONDITIONS
The surface to be painted must be dry. Maximum moisture content of wood: 20 % of the dry weight of the wood. During application and drying, the temperature of the air, the surface and the paint must be above +5 °C and the relative humidity below 80 %. The drier the wood surface to be treated, the better the coating is absorbed and the longer it lasts and protects.
WEATHER SUITABLE FOR PAINTING
The best time to dye is between May and September. The ideal weather for painting is a long, cloudy, dry midsummer day, but you can paint your house at other times depending on the weather.
Excessive humidity will reduce the tack of the paint, and dew that has fallen on the painted surface may mean repainting. After rain or washing, the surface to be painted must be allowed to dry completely before painting. Typically, the minimum temperature for exterior painting is +5 °C and the best range is +10 – +30 °C. The temperature must not drop below +5 °C even during drying.
SUBMISSION
Preparatory work must be done well in advance of starting work.
The final finish should be carefully thought through beforehand. For painting large areas, e.g. a single wall, the required amount should be mixed. This avoids differences in tone and visible transitions. Transitions and continuations should be planned at break points such as corners, window edges, trims, etc.
SURFACE CLEANING
Replace damaged wood with new wood. If the knife goes easily into the wood or if grey chips are released, the wood is not suitable for staining.
Use a scraper and a blade brush to remove loose and weakly adhered paint.
Wash dirty and mouldy surfaces with RENSA FACADE Facade Cleaner. Apply the detergent to the surface with a brush and rinse thoroughly with water.
Excessive wetting of the surface to be painted should be avoided.
Remove resin stains from the wood surface before painting.
Carefully treat the end faces of the wood.
WASHING AID
– brush
– water hose or pressure washer
– painter’s personal protective equipment
– bucket
– steel brush, scraper
COLOURING PRODUCTS
– wide brush
– decent scaffolding, sledges
– toe repair
– protective equipment, e.g. gloves, headscarf.
WORKING RULES
Do the preparation and protection of other surfaces well before painting.
Think through the sequence of painting beforehand. Usually, the colour is from right to left and top to bottom, but this can be changed to suit the situation. Avoid painting in direct sunlight. Try to arrange the painting so that you can be in the shade while painting.
NIPPE
Wood stains can be applied with a roller or brush. The paint applied with a roller must be brushed over.
Professionals often use a high-pressure sprayer for painting. The paint can be applied quickly with a spray gun, but the sprayed paint still needs to be brushed over the wall.
If you want to carry on painting the next day, you can put the brushes in the dirt overnight to avoid washing the tools.
Drive the nail heads deeper into the tower before painting.
Mix the paint thoroughly down to the bottom before painting.
WASHING OF TOOLS
Start by washing the tools with water, solvent or detergent. Use detergent as the last step to keep the brush bristles soft. Finally, rinse with water.
FREEZE
The product must not be poured into drains, watercourses or soil. The liquid residues are taken to a collection point for hazardous substances. empty dried packaging is recyclable and suitable for landfill or metal collection.
Laser engraving on a wall. Numbers, names, logos as required.
