Aanesland Treindustri has secured a place in Norwegian cultural heritage

For 80 years, Aanesland Treindustri has built expertise in the decoration of wooden houses - with a particular focus on traditional and stylish Swiss details.

Thanks to southern manufacturers, 4,300 square meters of glued laminated timber ceilings are currently being installed at the Viking Age Museum, a project worth nearly four billion kroner on Bygdøy in Oslo. Glulam is produced at Sørlaminering and sent to Aanesland Treindustri for assembly into modules. Then transported to Oslo where they are installed on site by Børslid Montasje.

Aanesland changed banks this year, and Sparebanken sør has made a great reportage about it.