SPAIN – Sonae Arauco launched two sustainable and innovative solutions in wood fibre for roof and walls construction on the Iberian market in response to the growing demand for more sustainable, ecological and carbon neutral solutions in construction projects, thus reinforcing its commitment to contribute to a more sustainable economy and a more sustainable planet.

“Europe wants to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050 and the construction sector is crucial for meeting this goal. Thus, the use of wood – a sustainable material and a source of CO2 retention – in construction and refurbishing projects is taking on an increasingly important role. The launch of Agepan  solutions in Iberia will provide this sector with a more sustainable alternative to traditional options. Apart from the environmental advantages, Agepan  solutions also have a positive impact on wellbeing, safety and on the economy”, says João Berger, Chief Marketing & Sales Officer at Sonae Arauco.

The Agepan  SYSTEM by Sonae Arauco makes construction and remodelling projects with wood fibre products more ecological and affordable in comparison to the traditional materials used in construction work.

The products Agepan  DWD T&G and Agepan  THD T&G are made from wood fibres. They assure high quality, functionality and reliability and protect buildings from external factors such as the sun, rain, wind, snow and hailstone. AGEPAN® THD T&G ensures excellent acoustic insulation in houses and buildings, thus reducing sound pollution.

Agepan wood fibreboards achieve class A and A+ indoor air quality, according to the French VOC regulation, and the construction work done using these solutions takes less time. Due to THD T&G insulating properties against dampness, heat and cold, the use of the AGEPAN® SYSTEM contributes to a heat balance inside the house, with a consequent reduction in energy costs.

The Agepan  products were be presented to the Iberian market at FIMMA – Maderalia, one of the largest trade fairs of the wood and furniture industry, which was held in Valencia, Spain, from 29 March to 1 April.