Thomas Bengtsson, Founder and CEO of Woodsafe Timber Protection, has been named one of the Featured Winners of the CEO Today Global Awards 2021.

Flame-retardant impregnation company Woodsafe Timber Protection uses solar energy company El av Sol Nordic to build Västmanland's largest roof-mounted solar power plant at Woodsafe's factories. The plant will have a peak output of 500 kilowatts.

Woodsafe named winner of the "Wood Protection Project of the Year" award at the Wood Protection Association (WPA) Award Event 2020. The winning project is Mjøstårnet at lake Mjøsa (Norway's biggest lake) where this fantastic skyscraper extends 85.4 meters into the sky.

Woodsafe has been named WPA Finalist of the year in the category "Wood Protection Project of the Year" for the Wood Protection Association 2020 Awards. The winner will be announced in an virtual event on October 15th.

Woodsafe has also been named WPA Finalist of the year in the category "Quality Excellence" for the Wood Protection Association 2020 Awards. The winner will be announced in an virtual event on October 15th.

Woodsafe Exterior WFX fire-impregnated wood meets the test standard for long-term durable properties - named EN16755 EXT. This means that the product's properties are tested, approved and certified by RISE (No.0402) in accordance with the test method assessment criteria and underlying sub-tests.

Now we start the work for a substantial increase in knowledge! After the summer we are launching a website where we provide objective information about fire-protected wood to remedy the confusion that often prevails. We also start a series of events around Sweden to raise awareness of fire-protected wood.

The picture shows a non-functional fire protection. The fire retardant has been lacquered from the wood panel and covers the surface as a white powder. The panel must be replaced, causing unforeseen costs to the client. It is an expensive process that can be avoided if you do right from the start.