Bauwerk Parkett, founded in 1944 in St. Margrethen by Ernst Göhner, inventor of the modern two-layer glued parquet, is one of Europe's leading manufacturers of wooden floor covering. The company stands out for the quality of its workmanship and the exclusive use of certified wood from sustainably managed forests. Approximately 95% of the wood comes from European regions with controlled regrowth, starting with Switzerland where forestry laws are among the strictest in the world and where, since 1835, there has been exclusive talk of sustainable forestry. Bauwerk flooring can boast the most rigorous certifications according to the FSC (Forest Stewardship Council) standards.
The values of Bauwerk Parkett
Care for the environment also translates into research on living comfort: depending on the processing and chemical treatments, wooden floors can be far removed from the idea of "naturalness" inherent in the raw material. The glues and varnishes used by Bauwerk, on the other hand, are of the highest quality, free of substances that are harmful to health and, even on ground heating, guarantee a healthy environment without harmful micro-exhalations. Careful cutting and preparation of the planks and boards, combined with research into optimisation of the laying process, guarantee fast and safe assembly. Bauwerk floors absorb vibrations and reduce noise by 50% compared to floating parquet. With around 600 employees in Switzerland, Austria, Germany, the Netherlands, France and Italy, Bauwerk produces and sells over 400 types of parquet and a wide range of accessories.
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