WHB Wehmeyer

Our advantagesWhat we do better than the rest.

Construction planningThe scope ranges from the traditional truss to the most complex customised support structures.

Timber constructionFrom the traditional truss to the most complex customised support structure.

Support structuresAn optimum combination of wood and metal.

Hall constructionOur particular strength lies in the construction of complex glue-laminated timber structures.

Industrial constructionYour professional partner for the complete structural shell.

RestorationModernisation and renovation projects with favourable financing terms.

RenovationWhether it`s a new build or a historical renovation, everything is possible.

Internal constructionWe have particular expertise in the area of customised internal construction using the widest variety of materials.

JoineryYour requirements and preferences set our benchmark.

CarpentryYou can benefit from our experience in many areas.

Roofing workOur roofing solutions are the perfect addition and cover a broad range of services.

Photovoltaic SystemThe Sun produces a huge amount of enery – both light and heat – that sustains us and keeps our planet Earth alive.

Renovation

Wehmeyer has been involved in the renovation of laminated timber structures for over 20 years. Our employees are specially trained to carry out repairs to load-bearing timber elements and laminated timber by means of bonding

- crack filling

- bonded reinforcing elements

- glued in steel components

- splice connections

Renovations to supporting structures may only be carried out by certified companies. We are certified to carry out this type of work.

We are specialists in the renovation of glue-laminated and laminated timber.

The primary causes of damage to timber structures are:

Insufficient constructional or chemical wood preservation
Errors in the production of timber structural elements
Errors during construction and installation
Errors during the dimensioning process
Illegal installations and building alterations

Following the collapse of the indoor ice rink in Bad Reichenhall, there has been a significant and necessary increase in awareness of the need for inspections and checks on roof structures made of glue-laminated or laminated timber. Detailed inspections of load-bear structures often reveal major cracks in the glued laminated timber trusses, which have implications regarding static forces (>b/6).