• Building Product of the Year
    Finalist
  • GWP Total: 1.57 kg CO₂e/m²
  • GWP A1-A3: 0.23 kg CO₂e/m²
  • Up to 66% lower CO₂ emissions compared to conventional metal fasteners
  • Pneumatically driven into wood, eliminating the need for pre-drilling and gluing
  • Wooden nails do not fail suddenly in the event of fire – instead, they perform like mass timber
  • Wooden nails are gentle on tools and saw blades during the post-processing of timber components
  • Thermal conductivity of just 0.64 W/mK, LIGNOLOC® wooden nails effectively prevent thermal bridging

Sustainability Certificates

PEFC
PEFC Chain of Custody · 2025

LIGNOLOC® wooden nails are the world’s first shootable wooden nails, enabling fast
and efficient installation. They are pneumatically driven into wood using hand tools or
fully automated nailing heads mounted on multifunctional bridges. No pre-drilling or
adhesive is required, which significantly accelerates the construction process. Unlike
metal nails, LIGNOLOC® wooden nails cause virtually no tool wear, extending the
service life of saws and other cutting tools.

In solid timber construction, the technical performance of these wooden nails makes a crucial difference – especially their high tensile and shear strengths, which are key to the stability of solid wood structures. A unique feature of LIGNOLOC® is its lignin adhesion: during the driving process, the heat generated by friction creates a natural bond between the nail and the wood. The resulting connection is so strong that removing the nails is virtually impossible. With LIGNOLOC®, a pure wood-to-wood connection is created, allowing the fastened component to be easily recycled.