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The company
Pellopuu is a modern log house factory located in the core of the Lapin Punahonka growth area. Pellopuu has long traditions in the field of log processing: we have over 50 years of experience in log buildings and our traditional know-how stretches beyond 100 years. The house factory and company headquarters are situated in the beautiful village of Turtola, which lies on the banks of the Tornionjoki River, Finland.
The company manufactures log buildings for domestic markets and for export. We produce log houses, log holiday houses and outbuildings.
The buildings are manufactured on the basis of our own collection, according to the client’s own plans or in co-operation with Pellopuu's skilled sale and design team.
We produce approximately 350 buildings annually, and 80% of these are exported.
The company is the group company of Armas Kristo Ltd.
Quality Policy
Pellopuu Oy has trained their staff and certified their production, and the company has the right to use the certification signs for laminated log, massive log and nailed timber structures.
In addition, the quality system in accordance with the ISO9001:2000 quality standard is in the process of being audited. Pellopuu Oy is a member of Hirsitaloteollisuus ry ( Finnsh Log House Industry Association ).
The independent inspector of the quality system is the certification company Inspecta Sertifiointi Oy.
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What is Lapland's red-hearted pine?
Lapland’s red-hearted pine has grown slowly into tight-grained wood in northern Finland; experts value this pine worthy of hardwood. Over the years, the red-hearted pine does not weather like pine that has grown quickly in lush areas, but reddens beautifully, as its name suggests. The slow growth rate and the large proportion of heartwood causes this effect. Even in extreme conditions, red-hearted pine cracks considerably less than an ordinary log. Moreover, the sagging of timber, which happens in log cabins over the years, is of minor effect in red-hearted pine compared to ordinary log. That is why it is a unique and a truly lasting building material.
