Minna Granström has been studying production development at the vocational university in Värnamo for the past 18 months. The course combined classroom studies with practical work experience. Granström decided to do her placement at Weland
As the construction sector stands on the threshold of its biggest climate realignment ever, choosing the right materials for your project is a critical consideration. One of the most interesting materials in circular construction is hot dip galvanized steel.
A raised courtyard runs through parts of the neighbourhood for Kronprinsen that now, thanks to a 90-metre long wheelchair ramp supplied by Weland, can be enjoyed by everyone.
When LWAB was commissioned to design and supply facades, windows, roof structures, and service and access routes for a sub-project at Danderyd Hospital, Weland was selected as the steel walkway supplier.
Weland AB, which is acting as a subcontractor to Ranaverken on this project, has supplied 68 tonnes of grating, railings, several interior staircases, as well as a 40-metre high spiral staircase for emergency evacuation.
Whether it’s a railing solution for an office environment or a robust industrial setting, the initial question is always the same: What’s the purpose, and how do we create the best solution?
When electrical installations company NoBa El & Säkerhet AB needed an evacuation staircase for a new extension to their facilities, they opted, quite naturally, for a Weland JOS spiral staircase
Sammi Kuqi, together with fellow students Ella Blixt, Philip Andersson, and Kristin Täck, were tasked with carrying out a “product renewal project”.
The business at Steglinge Gård has been growing steadily, and when it became apparent that the existing warehouse facility was no longer sufficient, thoughts began to turn to implementing a mezzanine solution.
By everything – or most things at least – being prepared electronically before construction gets underway, there are fewer surprises and work can flow more smoothly.