About Eurodita: Timber Building Manufacturer in Lithuania Since 1994

Inside the Eurodita factory

Wall logs and glulam elements are machined on Hundegger CNC lines to the drawings of each order, kiln-dried in-house, fitted with Eurodita timber windows and doors, and packed flat with the assembly drawings. Every order is manufactured in Lithuania and released from the factory to the carrier the buyer or Eurodita appoints.

Machining, drying and joinery

Three operations sit behind every kit that leaves the Eurodita factory in Lithuania, and each is carried out in-house.

• Hundegger CNC machining. Wall logs, joints, corners and openings are cut on Hundegger CNC lines from the drawings of each order, for catalogue models and bespoke designs alike. No machine model or count is published; the tolerances that apply to a product are confirmed with the order.
• Kiln drying. Wall timber is dried in Nardi kilns, run on electricity, to a working moisture target before machining. The target describes the timber as it leaves the kiln; it is not a performance claim for the finished building.
• Timber joinery. Eurodita manufactures its own windows and doors in the IV45, IV68 and triple-glazed IV92 system families, and its own timber sliding and bifold doors. Aluminium sliding systems are bought in from a specialist supplier. The figures 45, 68 and 92 name joinery systems, never wall thicknesses; see wall profiles.

Quality control is an operational routine rather than a certificate: incoming timber, moisture, dimensional and CNC accuracy, joints, joinery, completeness and packing are checked, and every kit passes a final pre-dispatch inspection. Eurodita holds no ISO 9001 certificate and makes no blanket CE or UKCA claim; the documentation for a specific order is confirmed at quotation. What the kit itself contains is on what is in a Eurodita kit.

One factory site, no stock abroad, visits by arrangement

Eurodita manufactures at one main production site in Lithuania, with several workshops and production halls on that site: one factory, not a network of plants. There are no warehouses, offices or factories outside Lithuania and no stock held in any export market. Every order is manufactured against a confirmed purchase order and released from the factory, EXW Eurodita factory by default, to the carrier the buyer or Eurodita appoints. Eurodita runs no transport fleet; freight is quoted separately for each route and load through third-party forwarders, DAP is agreed per order and DDP is considered case by case. The terms are on the shipping and delivery policy.

Dealers in every EU market and Ukraine are welcome, and Eurodita supplies internationally subject to project fit, logistics, market requirements and commercial terms; the market pages say, for each country and in its language, what a buyer there can expect. Naming a market there does not imply an active dealer in it, and Eurodita publishes no partner or country counts.

Factory visits are welcome by arrangement for dealers, distributors, developers, architects and private clients of larger homes with a project under discussion. Visits are not walk-in and there is no showroom, so each one is agreed in advance with the sales team so that the production floor, the joinery shop and a current project can be shown properly. Enquiries are handled in English; documentation in a partner language, under the partner's brand, is agreed per order. Use the contact form to ask for a visit.

What happens between drawing approval and release

The four steps above are the commercial route. Inside the production step an order passes through a fixed sequence, with no duration attached to any stage: timing for a specific order is stated in its written quotation and confirmed at order confirmation.

• Approval gate. The buyer approves the drawings, the specification, the quotation, the branding scope and the written terms before manufacturing starts. A sketch can open the discussion, but production does not begin from an unapproved concept. Where the project needs structural calculations, they are arranged with external specialist partners and the design is adjusted if the calculations require it.
• Timber preparation. Wall timber is kiln-dried in-house before machining, and incoming timber and moisture are checked as part of the routine quality control.
• Machining and joinery. Wall logs and glulam elements are cut on Hundegger CNC lines to the approved drawings, and the windows and doors for the order are made in the Eurodita joinery shop.
• Checks and packing. Dimensional and CNC accuracy, joints, joinery and completeness are checked, the kit is packed flat with the assembly drawings, and the packing list records what was packed. Every kit passes a final pre-dispatch inspection.
• Release. The second half of the payment falls due before dispatch, so the release date is partly in the buyer's hands. The kit is made available at the factory to the appointed carrier with the shipment documents; the delivery ETA is the forwarder's estimate, not a date fixed by Eurodita.

On arrival the delivery is checked against the packing list and the order drawings before assembly begins. The three documents that fix what is in a kit, the order drawings, the specification and the packing list, are described on what is in a Eurodita kit.

Product families

Timber and sourcing documentation

The wall logs and components are Nordic and Northern European spruce and pine. Both species are used, and a product is not reduced to spruce only or pine only unless the specific order says so; the species for a given order is confirmed in the specification. Glulam wall logs are laminated from the same timber family.

Eurodita buys timber and materials from suppliers and does not hold its own FSC or PEFC chain-of-custody certificate. Sourcing documentation is therefore discussed only from the actual supplier and order paperwork for a specific project, and which documents can accompany an order, for its products and its destination market, is confirmed at quotation. A dealer who needs particular sourcing evidence for a client, a tender or a customs declaration should say so in the enquiry, before the order is placed.

Two default finishes travel with the timber. Wall logs are supplied untreated, so the buyer or end customer applies the chosen stain or paint after assembly; factory painting is an option with limited capacity and never the standard finish. Floor bearers are impregnated as standard because they sit on the base, and the treatment route is stated in the order documentation. Wall timber is kiln-dried in-house to a working moisture target before machining; the target describes the timber as it leaves the kiln, not the finished building. The profile reference is on wall profiles and the scope boundaries on what Eurodita does not do.

Proof and standing

Eurodita publishes no partner counts, country counts, prices or lead times. What it can show is the standing of the company itself.

Eurodita does not hold its own FSC or PEFC chain-of-custody certificate and makes no blanket CE or UKCA claim; the documentation for a specific order is confirmed at quotation. See also the Eurodita editorial desks behind the B2B guides and what Eurodita does not do.

Correction to earlier press releases. Press releases issued on 27 January 2026 and 10 February 2026 described the timber as FSC-certified and quoted an on-time delivery rate, a number of dealer partners and lead times. Eurodita withdraws those statements. Eurodita does not hold its own FSC or PEFC chain-of-custody certificate and publishes no partner counts, delivery rates or lead times. The documentation and schedule for a specific order are confirmed at quotation.