The 30 years old copper plumbing of the house were replaced with a Uponor composite system. The renovation was over in one day. The contractor for the job was LVI-Dalton Ltd from Klaukkala, Finland.
In the Maunula district of Helsinki, an exquisite joint renovation project is under way. The project, begun in 2012, involves six housing companies. The modernisation of the building technology is being implemented with elements from the Uponor Cefo line, for renovation of water, sewer, and ventilation systems, coming to 1,350 elements in total.
In November 2011 one of the largest shopping centers of Finland was opened in Lahti. The Karisma shopping centre is one of Finland´s largest shopping centers measured by sales area and number of stores. Developer of Karisma is Kesko. Construction of Karisma has been one of the biggest investments ever in retail trade of Kesko. The main contractor of Karisma was SRV Rakennus ltd.
Phyn Plus smart water assistant monitors water consumption in the rental cottage
The new loading and parking area of Volvo’s central warehouse in Vantaa was asphalted, which called for a solution to effectively and reliably channel storm water from the area. Uponor’s new IQ infiltration pipes were selected as the solution to infiltrate and delay storm water on the plot.
One of the requirements of the new parking area for the bakery in Vääksy was an efficient storm water management.
A small treatment plant that is shared can provide a solution for wastewater treatment in a neighbourhood or a small town, once and for all. This has been noticed, for example, in Ostrobothnia, on the west coast of Finland.
14 km long ProFuse pressure water line was installed under the sea in Uusikaupunki 2009.
Stora Enso's factories in Imatra, Finland were looking for a long-term solution for transporting hot process waters containing chemicals. The Weholite system proved to be a suitable solution.
Stora Enso’s Imatra mill, located in southeast Finland, annually produces one million tonnes of packaging paper and board. The Imatra mill’s two production units produce raw materials for cartons, in which juice and milk are packaged. Board is also used to produce paper cups, as well as cigarette and candy packages. Board for the graphics industry is used to produce cards, covers and luxury packages.