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Cost-effective, metal-free, and circular construction with X-fix

Here, the hundred-thousand-times proven X-fix ceiling connection meets our new ideas!
Economical resource consumption through wall elements, window and door cut-outs constructed with X-fix without waste, corner connections with X-fix, and the new conical split round dowel! High degree of prefabrication -
no errors on site, unbeatable assembly times, everything optimally deconstructible and recyclable.

 

 

 

 

June 2022: For the first time, 1000# of the new X Fix C 130 mm connectors were used in a new hotel construction in Austria, connecting 3500 m2 of ceiling and roof.

3500 m2 ceiling and roof with X-fix C in the new length of 130 mm:

1000 pieces of X-fix C 130 mm wood connectors connect two 220mm thick floor slabs and the roof made of 280 mm cross-laminated timber in a new apart-hotel on the Turracher Höhe in Carinthia / Austria. Cross-laminated timber by HASSLACHER NORICA TIMBER, construction by EHRENREICH BaugmbH from Tamsweg.

 
 
 
 
 
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2022: "Everything made of wood!" "Spinelli" construction site in Mannheim OBG Hochbau and ImmPrinzip, timber construction by Söte, cross-laminated timber ceiling with 1000 # X-Fix connectors

In Mannheim, OBG Hochbau and ImmPrinzip are currently realizing two multi-story buildings in solid timber construction. Directly on the edge of the future Federal Garden Show, two residential buildings will be built almost entirely of wood in a premium residential area.

 

 

2021: Holzbau Rösch / DE, cross-laminated timber ceiling with X-Fix connectors

Different ceiling systems with X-fix C / Different ceiling Systems with X-fix C

 

 

Wall systems with X-fix / Wall systems with X-fix

 

 

2020/2021 Züblin Timber / Aichach builds the Collegium Academicum,
3000 X-fix C 90 connect the ceilings as well as stiffening wall panels
made of cross-laminated timber with columns made of glued laminated timber and BauBuche. A building without screws, only with wood-to-wood connections.

 

 

2020: Implenia builds the KIM in Winterthur. 6000 X-fix C 90 connect the cross-laminated timber ceilings.

 

 

Balteschwiler and X-fix: The Swiss timber construction company Balteschwiler AG uses the full advantages of X-fix for the Würzbach kindergarten project in Germany.

 

 

TS3 and X-fix: Large project at Handl Tyrol, X-fix as assembly aid for the revolutionary TS3 adhesive technology. Columns, panels, done!

 

 

Wall construction with X-fix C: Inexpensive CLT panels in standard formats are connected with X-fix C to form house walls. Without waste! Fast and cost-effective.

 

 

Connection of two wall elements with X-fix L in one minute. This saves an enormous amount of time on the construction site.

 

 

 

 

30% material savings: X-fix milling for wall components with a fast CNC machine from Biesse at X-fix partner Gemson.

 

 

 

50% time savings! X-fix ceiling installation: A visible ceiling for a single-family house was installed in 90 minutes. This corresponds to a time saving of approx. 50%. The building is sealed faster, and the crane is off the construction site faster. Visible ceiling permanently installed 100% gap-free in less than half the time. Simply X-fix!

 

X-fix and Hundegger make Timberdome of DTC UNI Kaiserslautern possible: Production of a CLT free-form shell with the Hundegger PBA3 at Hüsser Holzleimbau AG, Bremgarten CH

 

the making of X-fix Timberdome Segment shell made of CLT connected with X-fix C

 


X-fix C with Lignatool template and router can be milled quickly and accurately even without a CNC machine.


Ceiling installation with the self-clamping X-fix C connectors, insert, hammer in, done. The ceiling is positively connected without a gap.

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X-fix promotional teaser from our X-fix system partner HASSLACHER NORICA TIMBER

 

X-fix C self-clamping ceiling connectors and wall connectors

 

 

First video of the X-fix C self-clamping wood-to-wood connectors for ceiling elements. Without screws, just with a hammer, no other tools.