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.
Invitation to the conference ČKAIT with Metrostav – Quality of Civil Engineering
/0 Comments/in News /by Ivana DuchoňováOn 10 November, CKAIT in cooperation with Metrostav will hold a professional conference Quality of Civil Engineering. The event will take place at the ČKAIT headquarters in Prague 2 from 9 a.m, but will also be available online.
In the 4th block from 1 p.m, the lecture will be given by Mr. Ing. Marek Polášek, Ph.D. from the Timber Research Institute on the topic Wood-based products.
More information on the organiser’s website here: https://www.ckait.cz/konference-jakost-pozemnich-staveb
Invitation to the conference ČKLOP – WINDOWS & DOORS 2021
/0 Comments/in News /by Ivana DuchoňováThe first edition of the ČKLOP – WINDOWS & DOORS conference was supposed to take place in the autumn of 2020. Due to the situation, it has been postponed to this September on 16 September 2021 at 10 a.m. The event has a sub-theme of Legislation and Practice – News and Changes for 2021.
The expert programme will include presentations by experts from the Timber Research Institute. The lecture “The road to trouble and back again” will be given by Ing. Marek Polášek, PhD. and “How to know the quality of the surface finish of wooden windows” will be explained by the head of the laboratory, Ing. Anna Součková.
Registration and the event programme can be found on the organiser’s website: www.cklop.cz
Research on airtightness of wooden buildings published
/0 Comments/in News /by Ivana DuchoňováFor several years, the Timber Research Institute, together with experts from the CTU and ČZU, has been collecting and evaluating data from measurements of the airtightness of buildings. This unique statistical data set was compiled, analysed and published in the prestigious scientific journal Building and Environment, issue 194. The use of the Blower door diagnostic method, which the Timber Research Institute carries out in an accredited mode, has been shown to contribute significantly to improving the performance of timber buildings. Therefore, one of the indirect results of the research is the confirmation of the well-known truth that prevention (using scientific knowledge) is better than subsequent complex and costly repair.
Reference to the article in the publication Building and Environment (ENG):
Factors influencing envelope airtightness of lightweight timber-frame houses built in the Czech Republic in the period of 2006-2019: https://authors.elsevier.com/a/1cceM1HudN4BuQ
This research was supported by the Grant Agency of the Faculty of Civil Engineering, CTU in Prague (projects SGS19/143/OHK1/3T/11 and SGS20/153/OHK1/3T/11) and the Grant Agency of the Timber Research and Development Institute in Prague (project TIP/IGA/1/2019).