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At Troldtekt, we continue the production and supply of acoustic panels. We will contact and inform relevant parties immediately if any changes to the supply situation should occur.

The design series from Troldtekt A/S is a candidate to win the renowned materialPREIS, which celebrates the best materials. You can vote for your favourite entry now in an online poll.

All Troldtekt acoustic panels are now certified according to one of the two leading standards for responsible forestry. All the wood we use is PEFC-certified, and much of it is also FSC-certified. It is therefore possible to choose between the two standards when buying Troldtekt.

The entire series of new Troldtekt^® design solutions is among the finalists for Denmark’s national design award this year.

The new Alnatura Arbeitswelt office building featuring Troldtekt acoustic ceilings has won the German Sustainability Award for architecture.

Troldtekt^® design solutions have been named winner of the German Design Award 2020.

Buildings documented as being sustainable offer benefits for the environment, users and developers. In an online theme, Troldtekt A/S focuses on the benefits of sustainable building certifications. The theme includes interviews with experts from Henning Larsen Architects and Ramboll, inspiration from sustainable buildings in northern Europe - and news about Troldtekt’s contribution to the leading certifications.

Wood is a healthy, elegant and flexible natural material that makes a positive contribution to the carbon accounts. And when the wood is FSC®-certified, developers and consultants are able to document that it comes from responsibly managed forests. In a new online theme, Troldtekt A/S takes a look at the advantages and benefits of building with wood.

Troldtekt acoustic solutions have been incorporated into the world’s first C2C LAB in Berlin, which is a combined training centre, NGO office and ‘living laboratory’ for Cradle to Cradle certified building materials.

The number of children is on the rise in several northern European countries, and thus also the need for new childcare institutions. It is important to take the children’s perspective in the design of the new institutions, and for the architecture to support the development of mind and body. This is the point made by two experienced architects, Professor Jens Ludloff and Nathalie Dziobek-Bepler, in a new theme from Troldtekt A/S.