LUCA GLOBAL GROUP SRL - Bespoke joinery manufacturing

We set out to draft a guide designed to guide the buyer of wood joinery, by answering the most common questions in this regard. Thus, market orientation becomes easy, for the best choices. When is the time to look for joinery, if I am building a house? When is the right time to install the wood joinery when building a house? What is the best choice of a joinery solution that can provide a good soundproofing if I live in a noisy area? What is the best choice from a thermal point of view? What is the process from sending the request until the delivery of the joinery? Can I see how my joinery is manufactured? Delivery and installation Quality control Maintenance and warranty of the works In accordance with the European standards, LUCA has obtained the first three certifications applicable to our business activity: Quality Management ISO9001 Occupational Health and Safety Management ISO45001 Environmental Management ISO14001 read more in our article on the blog

In Germany, the leader in demand for wood is – oak - for historic buildings, places of worship, public buildings, and for private projects the Nordic pine is in high demand, due to its thermal insulation qualities, very attractive prices, but also the beauty of the essence. Due to the environmental regulations, the aerators are required, both the automatic ones, hidden in the sash, but also the manual ones, for the supply of clean air inside the building, thus ensuring micro-ventilation without opening the windows. The last project completed in Europe of the LUCA team ended after about 680 days spent on the site of the Orthodox Christian Centre in Munich – CBROM - where no less than 1000 square meter of carpentry, but also solid wood furniture were delivered.The carpentry was made of oak essence, on a profile of 68 mm for the windows, mullions applied on both sides. the rod between the mullions and the inner linings were also used. A huge project, probably our most important.

The LUCA joinery, produced in Romania, has reached the Greek islands this year for comprehensive projects of residential properties. These were executed according to the area's specifications, from meranti wood suitable for the humid and warm climate, with blue shades, and regarding the products, the emphasis was placed on shutters and windows. Greece's location is convenient for us, and the entire process was carried out without any obstacles in terms of the transportation of joinery, as well as the installation performed by our internal team. The first visit involves measurements taken personally by one of our representatives after all contractual details are established. This initial on-site interaction with our client is crucial because, thanks to our on-site experience, we discover various technical issues that were not considered before, and together with the construction team, we manage to solve them to provide an integrated solution, not just a product.

LUCA has added LUCA80, windows with an 80 mm thick profile, outward-opening to its product portfolio for a project on the island of Sylt, in Northern Germany. The houses have a thatched roof and are called “Waterkueken” (Duck). In the Nordic countries of Europe, houses with thatched roofs often have windows that open outward for several reasons: Protection against rain and snow: In these regions, rain and snow can be frequent and abundant. By opening the windows outward, water is directed away from the interior of the house when the window is open. This helps to prevent water from entering inside and maintains a dry and comfortable indoor environment.Better ventilation: Opening the windows outward allows for better air circulation inside the house. Traditional design and Wind protection: Here strong winds are common, and opening the windows outward can help the windows outward can help reduce the pressure exerted by the wind on the windows, making them safer and durable.