Egger Saegewerk Brilon
OperatingEgger Saegewerk Brilon GmbHEGGER Groupegger.comID 01120
Egger Saegewerk Brilon is an operating softwood sawmill in Brilon, Germany, owned by EGGER Group. With a capacity of 907 000 cubic metres of log intake per year it is the 11th largest of the 94 sawmills in Germany with a recorded capacity.
Location and logistics
- Nearest port
- Bremen · 192 kmStraight-line distance to the nearest major port. Method
- Rail siding
- No siding mappedOpenStreetMap track way/252096601 ↗, 90 m from the site point. Method
- Nearest railway
- 0.1 km
Map
Capacity and output
- Capacity
- 907 000 m3/y log intakeTrade press
- Production
- Not reported
- Type
- Softwood
Raw material and products
Raw material
Sawlogs
Sawn timber
History and sources
Timeline
- other2019The sawmill cut about one million solid cubic metres of roundwood in the twelve months up to 2019, more than 160,000 solid cubic metres above the previous year, after investments in a bundling plant, channel dryers and scanners.Source ↗
- startup2008The sawmill next to the Brilon panel plants started up in July 2008 after eight months of construction, representing a 75 million euro investment on a 20 hectare site with a five hectare log yard holding more than 80,000 cubic metres of roundwood.Source ↗
- founded1989Egger began building its Brilon wood based panel site on a greenfield in 1989, starting with about 250 employees and investing some 650 million euro at the location over the following three decades.Source ↗
Sources
- otherchecked 2026-07-25holzkurier.com ↗
- otherchecked 2026-07-26openstreetmap.org ↗
- industry presschecked 2026-09-04bm-online.de ↗
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- company websitechecked 2026-09-24egger.com ↗
- industry presschecked 2026-09-09holzkurier.com ↗
Related facilities
EGGER Group
Largest in Germany
How to cite
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