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For over 5 decades, Moelven Byggmodul AS has manufactured wooden modules. Every week, between 60 and 70 modules leave our factory in Moelv, two hours north of Oslo. The Norwegian made wooden modules become schools, kindergartens, care homes, canteens, offices, hotels and student housing.
At our company, professionals from areas such as construction, building, HVAC, electrical, automation, locks and fittings and transport collaborate throughout the entire process.
The production is industrialized and optimized, with robots helping us perform some of the processes, but it is the people behind and the interaction between us that make it work.
Number of employees: Approximately 300.
Owner: Moelven Byggmodul AS is owned by the Moelven Group.
Number of modules delivered: Moelven Byggmodul has produced nearly 160,000 modules over the past 5 decades.
The origin of today's modern modular construction is the "Moelven-brakka." It was a rest barrack on wheels developed and delivered by Moelven Brug in the 1950s.
It started as a local delivery, and gradually the interest in the product increased among the major construction companies and forestry operators of the time who needed flexible and easily movable accommodation barracks. Over the years, the "Moelven-brakka" has been an important source of inspiration for the development of new concepts, and not least for modern modular construction.
Barracks have today become modules that are assembled into buildings that benefit from being built quickly and efficiently – whether they are to be permanent or moved.
The production method today is entirely different from when the "Moelven-brakka" saw the light of day, but it is still the people who are the most important resource at Moelven Byggmodul AS.
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