Industrial buildings, Realized projects

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The company “Litana” has built several hundred objects in many European countries in the course of its activity.

	SIA “Kurekss” - one of the major wood processing plants in Latvia. Throughout the 10 years of cooperation, the “Litana” Company Group has deigned, manufactured, assembled and erected 8 production facilities for SIA “Kurekss”.
	Furniture plant of the Private Limited Liability Company “SBA” , 31200 m², Utena, Lithuania. Development of the working design for the metal structures, manufacture and assembly. As a result of the expertise of the design carried out by our company the weight of the metal frame was reduced by 224 tonnes.
	The manufacturing workshop of the shipbuilding yard “Baltija” JSC, 3500 m², Klaipėda, Lithuania.The “Litana” Company Group – general contractor. Pile foundation was designed and installed. Load-carrying metal constructions are calculated to bear 25-ton crane load. At the moment a new workshop has been designed and is under construction designed for operation of 40 metre high 100-ton cranes.
	The “Investprojekt” household appliances plant 147000 m², Kaliningrad, Russia. The “Litana” Company Group – general contractor. The plant was designed, manufactured and erected within a 6-month period.
	Household appliances plant “Telebalt”, 15600 m², Kaliningrad, Russia. The “Litana” Company Group– general contractor. The plant was designed and erected within a 6-month period.
	Refinement workshop of the processing facilities at Private Limited Liability Company Sodruzhestvo-Soya, in a Russian town Svetley. The “Litana” Company Group redeveloped the full design and as a result the weight of the metal frame was reduced and technological effectiveness of the assembly was improved.
	Preparation workshop of the processing facilities at Private Limited Liability Company Sodruzhestvo-Soya, in a Russian town Svetley.
	The extraction workshop at the processing complex of the Private Limited Liability Company Sodrughestvo-Soya in Svetly, Russia.
	An administration building at the processing complex of the Private Limited Liability Company Sodrughestvo-Soya in Svetly, Russia.
	Furniture assembly unit of the company UAB “Mažeikių Lyra”, 7000 m², Mažeikiai, Lithuania. Design of the building and general contractor works completed.
	Industrial shop of a ship-building factory "Baltic", 1400 m², Klaipeda, Lithuania. In shop cranes in weight in 100 tone and by height in 33 meters are maintained
	Production plant of the company UAB “Hjellegjerde Baltija”, 5900 m², Panevežys, Lithuania. Execution of the design and manufacture of the metal carrying framework
	The refrigerator plant "Snaigė", 18500 m², Kaliningrad, Russia. The “Litana” Company Group – general contractor.
	The car-care centre “Vilskana”, 900 m², Vilnius, Lithuania. Car-care centre, carwash, office, shop (sales outlet). A 2-ton lifting capacity crane beam is installed in this facility.
	The “Rovisa” meat - processing plant, 3500 m², Šilalė, Lithuania. The building was designed to the customer needs using special technical equipment. It is one of the first meat-processing plants in Lithuania to be granted the EU meat-processing certificate.
	The wood processing plant “Lesobalt”, 7800 m², Kaliningrad, Russia.
	Printing house of the company UAB “Lietuvos rytas”, 8910 m² Vievis, Lithuania. Design, manufacture and installation of the carrying frame.
	Motor Repair Shop in Latvia. Steel structures designing, manufacturing and mounting.
	Furniture assembly unit of the company UAB “Narbutas ir Ko”, 31000 m², Ukmerge, Lithuania. Design, manufacture and assembly of the metal carrying frame. As a result of the expertise of the design carried out by our company the weight of the metal frame was reduced by 100 tonnes.
	Extension of the production plant of the Private Limited Liability Company „Schmitz Cargobull Baltic“, 6000 m², Panevėžys,Lithuania. Development of the working design for the metal structures, and manufacturing.
	Motor Repair Shop in Latvia. Steel structures designing, manufacturing and mounting.

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