5 Jun 2025
,Paraguay
Briand Bois, a leading figure in the laminated wood construction sector, has just taken a significant step in its industrial development with the reconstruction and expansion of its factory in Verrières-en-Anjou. This iconic site, now expanded to 16,000 m², represents a major leap forward in terms of capacity and modernity for the company.
This major transformation of the Briand Bois factory was made possible through a substantial investment of 20 million euros. This significant amount was evenly allocated between improving physical infrastructure and optimizing manufacturing processes. This investment strategy highlights the company's determination to maintain its leadership as a key supplier of high-quality laminated wood frameworks.
The factory's expansion now allows Briand Bois to increase its production capacity by 50%. This remarkable leap not only responds to growing market demand but also reflects a desire to push industrial innovation in the sector even further. A key element of this advancement is the factory's ability to produce wooden beams up to 35 meters in length, a technical achievement that positions the company among Europe’s leaders in this field.
This expansion is the result of several months of work and planning, demonstrating a deep commitment to innovation and efficiency. The judicious management of funds has enabled not only the enlargement of the space but also a significant modernization of equipment and manufacturing processes, thereby improving productivity and the quality of finished products.
Thanks to these improvements, Briand Bois is now able to offer an even broader and more diverse range of products, precisely meeting the specific needs of its clients across Europe.
Meanwhile, the Vallet factory continues its production of larger-scale beams, reaching up to 50 meters, reinforcing the complementarity of the company’s two production sites.
Annually, Briand Bois factories together process 20,000 m³ of softwood. This massive production not only reflects the efficiency of Briand Bois’s manufacturing system but also its ability to support large-scale projects with significant material requirements.
The increase in softwood processing capacity underscores Briand Bois’s constant focus on sustainability and responsible management of natural resources, a crucial aspect in the current context of sustainable development.
In conclusion, the recent developments at Briand Bois illustrate a clear determination to adapt to the changing demands of the market while maintaining a strong commitment to quality and sustainability. This expansion positions the company favorably to continue growing and positively influencing the laminated wood construction sector in the years to come.
