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Timber-clad prefabricated cabin standing on stilts over a granite shoreline

Prefabricated timber houses · Slovenia

A house of solid wood, finished in fourteen weeks.

14Weeks to handover
1 dayCrane to complete
0,15W/m²K wall value
240Houses standing

Timber is the only structural material that grows back.

Every LES house is cross-laminated spruce from forests within 90 kilometres of our hall — cut, dried, pressed and assembled indoors, where a wall can be built to two millimetres instead of two centimetres.

The wood stays visible. Not as a veneer over plasterboard, but as the structure itself: you can see the grain of the beam that is holding up your roof, and it will still be holding it up in a hundred years.

A single 96 m² house stores roughly 19 tonnes of carbon in its frame — about what a family car emits in nine years.

The collection

Four houses. One way of building.

Download the catalogue (PDF)

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Inside

Wood on every surface you touch.

Living room with exposed timber walls and a suspended fireplace
Double-height timber living space with a loft stair
Kitchen shelving in oiled pine
Covered terrace with timber lining and a lounge chair
Bedroom with a full-height timber wall

Process

From signature to keys.

One fixed price, agreed before we cut a single beam.

01

Choose the model

Pick a plan, a cladding and a kitchen line at our hall in Škofja Loka. You leave with a quotation that does not move.

Week 0 · 2 hours
02

Permits and foundation

We file the building paperwork and pour a slab or set screw piles while your house waits in the production queue.

Weeks 1–4
03

Built indoors

Walls are pressed, glazed, wired and lined under a roof. Your house never once sees rain before it is watertight.

Weeks 5–12
04

Craned and connected

Two trucks, one crane, one morning. We connect services, clean it and hand you a house that smells of spruce.

Weeks 13–14
Close view of timber cladding above a stacked firewood wall

Materials

Four claddings. All of them age on purpose.

Siberian larch, untreated

Silvers to driftwood grey in about three years.

Charred spruce · shou sugi ban

Burned surface, no coating, fifty-year life.

Oiled Douglas fir

Keeps its honey tone. Re-oiled every five years.

Lime render on wood fibre

For plots where the planners insist on render.

We stopped building houses outdoors in 2011. Nothing has warped since.
Marko Zupan · Founder
Timber house lit from within beside a frozen lake at dusk

Visit us

Two show houses, open every Saturday.

Bring the dimensions of your plot. We will tell you honestly which model fits and what it will cost — before you have paid us anything.

Book a Saturday viewing