During assembly
Check where a component belongs and what it connects to.
Building system.
Digital tools.
Explore the construction principles, BIM models and tools that support design, manufacturing and assembly.
How to assemble Combstruct.
Explore the components, slot directions and panel connections. Rotate the model to inspect each joint from every side.
Ground and upper floors
Batten 60 × 18 mm · stock length 2500 mm · cut from the same panel material as the ribs
Know your home
inside out.
Combstruct BIM connects the structure with its data. Every component has its own ID, position in the model and description — even after it is hidden behind the finishes.
Move the slider to see behind the finish: the structure, insulation, pipes and cables serving the basin, sockets and lighting.
- Structure
- Insulation
- Cold water
- Hot water
- Drainage
- Cables
Developing your home appPoint your camera.
Point your camera.
See what is behind the surface.
We are working towards a view that lets you point your phone at a wall and see its structure, insulation, pipes and cables overlaid on the camera image. The model of your home, aligned with the real space.
This AR view is in development. In the preview above, you can reveal a finished wall and explore what is behind it.
During maintenance
Check service routes and show your contractor which component needs attention.
When making changes
Check the structural layout before planning a renovation or extension.
A building system
ready for the AI era.
Repeatable components. Clear connection rules. Data ready for automation. Combstruct Flow brings building technology and software tools together for designers, developers, sheet manufacturers and construction partners.
Example: Combstruct 30
Floor plans in.
Production order out.
We are developing the Combstruct AI model to turn building designs into comb-board structures. Automatic adaptation to the system grid, component schedules and precise production orders — in one process.
Less manual redrawing and data entry. A shorter route from design to cut components and assembly.
One system.
Partners at every stage.
Developers and investors
Adapt your own designs, plan materials and use the same standard across multiple sites. Make orders easier to plan and repeat projects easier to deliver.
Sheet and component manufacturers
OSB, MFP and plywood become identified parts of a specific building. Model data defines what to cut, how many parts to make and how to prepare them for delivery.
Designers and contractors
A shared model with component IDs and clear connections. From adapting the design to preparing site packages and the assembly sequence.
Do you design, manufacture or build?
Talk to us about using Combstruct in your business. We also welcome enquiries about individual house projects.
From panel to home.
Move by move.
Automation concept
A repeatable component, precise joints and a digital model open the way to robotics. Explore our concept for automated kit production and structural assembly.
Concept animation of the production line.
Production continues.
The lights can stay off.
Material feed, cutting, edge positioning, milling, inspection and packing. One flow, driven by the data for a specific building.
Digital instructions.
Physical construction.
Boards wait in stacks sorted by profile and length. The gantry selects the required part, picks it from stock and installs it at the position defined by the Combstruct model.
Do you build machines or automate production?
Let us explore Combstruct Robotics together, from production lines for panel manufacturers to robotic structural assembly.
Explore the technology
in your future home.
Choose a design and look inside its structure.
Combstruct technology
Original construction.
Public documentation.
The comb beam, a structural element using it and the load-bearing core of a building are the subject of an international patent application by Combstruct.
- Published application
- WO 2025/264131 A1
- PCT application
- PCT/PL2025/050027
- Publication date
- 26 December 2025
- Applicant
- Combstruct P.S.A.
- Inventors
- Piotr Bachanowicz
Tomasz Urbaniak
A1 identifies an application publication. A patent application does not replace testing, calculations or the technical documentation for a specific building.
