Hattulan Puu
Timber, flooring and sauna products for builders and consumers, with delivery and cutting services in Finland
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About Hattulan Puu
Hattulan Puu sells timber, flooring, sauna panels and other building materials through an online shop. Services include home delivery, trailer rental, cutting panels to size and factory painting to customer-selected shades.
The company serves people undertaking construction and renovation projects, and offers product sales alongside related delivery and processing services. It is based in Porvoo and was founded in 1995.
Product: Online sales of timber and building materials, with delivery, panel cutting, trailer rental and painting services.
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