The Murto family, from Savonlinna, Finland, live in a sturdy log cabin built in 1845. The waste water system of the house had last been overhauled in the 1970s and the old concrete wells and absorption field had reached the end of their lifecycle. The choice was between renovating the old wells and getting an Uponor biological treatment plant, and the decision was not difficult to make.
A single-family house built in 1982 in Lahti underwent water supply renovation in May 2016. The decision was made because the house was 34 years old and its original copper pipes had never been changed.
In December 2011 Central Finland´s ELY –centre (The Centre for Economic Development, Transport and the Environment) started significant road constructing project in Jyväskylä. The aim is to create a new route between highways 18, 9 and 4, which helps reduce traffic jams and smoothes commutation. Uponor was chosen to be one of the suppliers due to our delivery capacity and overall cost efficiency.
In 2011 the groundbreaking ceremony in the construction of Lillhamra, a new neighbourhood in east Västerås, took place.
In 2011 the groundbreaking ceremony in the construction of Lillhamra, a new neighbourhood in east Västerås, took place.
The Borgeby block in Gothenburg, located on one of the busiest streets in the city center, became a prestigious project for Uponor when the Decibel indoor waste water pipe system was chosen.
Kastanjegatan is located in Sala backe, 2.5 km from the centre of Uppsala. The housing association Uppsalahem is currently building new apartment buildings here.
During 2009, Stökhagen community in Fittja, Stockholm, replaced their old pipe-work with Uponor Pre-insulated pipe system. The house-owners did not have to move out during the maintenance period.
Uponor’s comfortable and invisible ceiling cooling system proved out to be the perfect solution for an office building complex in central Västerås, Sweden.