Swiss timber company Schilliger has started producing wood fibre insulation boards at its new facility in Küssnacht am Rigi, restoring domestic production of the product in Switzerland several years after the closure of the country's last wood fibre insulation board plant in Cham. The project is operated through Lignatherm AG, a subsidiary established by Schilliger Holz in 2020. The company originally planned to locate production in Perlen but later selected a site in the Fänn industrial zone near Küssnacht am Rigi. The location was chosen in part because of its proximity to Schilliger's ...
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