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Modulina

Modulina Straw Panels

Klaipėda, Lithuania

BiomassPrivate
Founded 2015

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Founded in 2015, Modulina is a private headquartered in Klaipėda, Lithuania specializing in Biomass.

Modulina is an innovative company specializing in sustainable building materials, specifically prefabricated, load-bearing timber frame panels utilizing compressed straw as insulation. Established in Lithuania in 2015, the company has developed a production line enabling larger, more versatile modules suitable for exterior walls, roof, and ceiling elements. Modulina's panels are customized in various thicknesses (300-450 mm) and dimensions (width 800-2400 mm, height 800-2900 mm, extendable to 4000 mm). The company uses certified timber (class C24) and emphasizes circular economy principles by repurposing approximately 30% of straw that would otherwise be unused. Straw comprises about 75% of standard panels by mass, with 99% biogenic materials overall. Key performance characteristics include thermal transmittance of 0.13 W/mK, sound insulation reduction up to 57 dB, and indoor humidity maintenance at 40-50% without mechanical equipment. Modulina has completed over 40 projects and operates through partnerships with construction companies. In 2024, the company expanded internationally with operations in Denmark and Germany, and launched the Rebuilding Ukrainian Cities Green Initiative to support post-war community reconstruction. The company is planning additional European production facilities for 2025-2026.

sustainable constructioncircular economygreen buildingcarbon sequestrationagricultural byproductsprefabricated constructionbiomaterialsdecarbonization

Headquarters

Klaipėda, Lithuania

Founded

2015

Company Type

Private

Business Models

B2B

Value Chain

ManufacturingConsultingCommunity Engagement

Service Regions

Europe, Middle East, Asia, North America

Industry Memberships

Global Alliance for Buildings and Construction

Products

Modulina Straw Panels

Projects

Rebuilding Ukrainian Cities Green Initiative

Common Ground - Refugee Family Cultural and Educational Center

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