Na Florenci 7-9, BCIN 1685-1686
111 71 Prague 1
ID: 00014125
Tax ID: CZ00014125
date mailbox: v8zvffd
Timber Research and Development Institute, Prague, s.e.
Na Florenci 7-9, BCIN 1685-1686
111 71 Prague 1
ID: 00014125
Tax ID: CZ00014125
date mailbox: v8zvffd
Authorized Body no. 222 on conformity assessment and certification of products entering the Czech market. The Notified Body no. 1393 commissioned to assess the products placed on the European market. Testing laboratories for testing products and whole buildings.

Recycled building boards presented to the president
/0 Comments/in News /by Ivana DuchoňováLast year, representatives of the Diakonie Broumov social cooperative and I discussed methods of testing and certifying multipurpose building boards made from textile waste.
In our laboratory, we verified the properties of these boards according to the testing and classification methods of ten selected ČSN EN standards. The aim was to verify the mechanical and physical properties of the boards, the health aspect of the release of volatile substances, and fire resistance.
After the certificates are issued, the boards can be marketed not only in the Czech Republic, but also in the EU and other selected countries around the world.
Meeting with the presidential couple
A few days ago, building boards made from textile waste were presented to President Petr Pavlov and his wife Eva at a meeting with selected representatives of Czech innovative companies with export overlap.
Congratulations to Mr. Hendrichovský’s team from Diakonia for being chosen as a progressive innovator to present their products at the highest level!
We are pleased to have contributed to this success with our laboratory services and expertise. Our research and development team contributes to innovation for manufacturing companies across the woodworking industry.
The area of recycling and reuse of waste or secondary raw materials is also part of our activities. And it’s not our first time dealing with textile processing.
Board production line
The groundbreaking idea of processing textile waste into building boards continues with the establishment of a new company, TXB CZ (Textile Board), which will resell the products and also expand their portfolio.
President’s statement
President Petr Pavel commented on the meeting: “It is undeniable that innovation is the driving force of progress and there are great opportunities in fresh ideas. Yesterday, Eva and I, in cooperation with regional innovation centers, invited representatives of startup and inspiring companies to Lány, which help, inspire and enrich with their work and unique approach.
At the same time, we would like to use this meeting to motivate those regions in which innovation centers can only be created. Whether it is the production of optical systems for satellites, the use of artificial intelligence to detect heart arrhythmias, an application to support mental health, or the active use of virtual reality in education – you deserve great recognition for your courage and creativity, thanks to which you are moving the Czech Republic forward.
Tisková zpráva na webu Hradu.
You can see how Diakonie Broumov is taking its idea to the world. přečíst na webu Naše Broumovsko zde.
More about Diakonii na jejich webu.
Invitation to the For Arch fair
/0 Comments/in News /by Ivana DuchoňováOn 19-23 September 2023, the next edition of the international building fair For Arch will take place at the PVA Letňany in Prague.
The Timber Research Institute has once again become an expert partner of this event. Our technicians will give lectures on the quality of wooden buildings, their possibilities, certification and the correct way of construction.
Book your time and come and talk to many experts in the construction industry.
More information on the organizer’s website: www.forarch.cz
Wooden nurseries in the Chamber of Deputies
/0 Comments/in News /by Ivana DuchoňováAt the beginning of May, the Chamber of Deputies hosted a seminar under the auspices of the Chair of the Committee on the Environment, Jana Krutáková, on the topic “Schools built from wood: a case study of the Republic of Finland”. The event was held in the presence of Nina Vaskunlahti, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Finland, Petri Heino, Programme Manager of the Ministry of the Environment of Finland and other persons from the Embassy of the Republic of Finland in Prague, invited companies with Finnish participation and expert guests.
The Timber Research Institute was also represented at the event. This was the second meeting on the use of wood in construction on the floor of the Chamber of Deputies. The topic of timber buildings will continue to be on the radar of MPs.
The seminar was organised by Tomáš Dubský, Josef Flek, Ondřej Lochman and Lukáš Vlček, Members of the Parliament of the Czech Republic.