The Hotel Grůň is the biggest log-cabin hotel in the Czech Republic. A total of 1,400 m3 of spruce lumber was used in its construction which took about a year. The stylish hotel is a popular place for accommodation in the Beskydy Mountains. The hotel was designed by architect Antonín Závada and his Arstav studio, which has used Bochemit for protection of numerous log-cabin structures including this one.
The Hotel Grůň in Mosty u Jablunkova is located in the Beskydy Mountains in Moravia-Silesia at the foot of Grůň Mountain at an altitude of 550 metres above sea level. The barrier-free log structure was designed by Antonín Závada with his studio and roughly forty firms were involved in its construction. “Each of our more than 400 designed structures is unmistakably original. We proceed based on the ideas and requirements of the builder – the location of the structure, the shape of the land plot, configuration of the terrain, directional orientation, connection to roads and utility networks and the financial resources that the investor intends to invest in the construction work,” says architect Závada, adding that his Arstav studio specialises in wood structures, both log-cabin and truss designs. The Hotel Grůň measures 15.5 m x 35.5 m (i.e. 550 m2) and features a full-size basement. Bochemit was used for preventive protection of the expansive spruce building against pests. Given its more than 35-year professional history, the studio has extensive experience with Bochemit within its architectural, design and engineering activities throughout the Czech Republic. The studio most frequently uses the Bochemit Forte Profi and Bochemit QB Profi products. In addition to their quality and effectiveness, the studio chooses these products also because the Bochemit brand has, according to the architect, the best service and the salespeople and technicians are always prepared to accommodate customers’ wishes.
Ing. arch. Bc. Antonín Závada, MBA can provide more information – www.arstav.com.
