BUILDING HIGHLIGHT
Plan your building project digitally with Timber Planner
Digitalisation has been playing a bigger role in the timber construction industry for some time. Timber construction in particular is frequently a pioneer here, and there is hardly any other construction industry where the degree of automation is as high as in construction with wood and wood-based materials. Since digital processes in prefabrication are now standard, you as architects, planners and engineers also face major challenges.
For this reason, smart solutions for digital planning are more in demand than ever: what would it be like if the right wooden components could be filtered out of hundreds? If regional standards were also integrated? If it were possible to carry out various calculations? And if the contents had download and export options? The SWISS KRONO Timber Planner is the answer.
SWISS KRONO component planner
Smart solutions for digital
planning
- All requirements in one web application
- Component filtering in accordance with legal requirements
- Manual component filtering
- Automatic check of U-value, condensation and statics
- Text templates for tender procedures
- Available in German and English
Architects, engineers, planners and processors can use the tool to easily find the right component for their specific building project. Various filters, for example, building categories, current regional requirements, type of building, sound and fire protection specifications, quickly lead to the required product. Furthermore, building components can be checked with regard to U-value, condensation water and statics. Users can create their own projects and easily send information on individual or several building components to dealers or processors.
Pre-formulated text templates for tender procedures can be filled with the selected building components, individually adjusted according to federal states and reused. This web application therefore provides specific assistance and, as a digital tool, facilitates the everyday work of architects, planners and processors.
