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SANT ELI SILVA

The SANT ELI SILVA factory

From log to finished product.

In Târgu Cărbunești, SANT ELI SILVA is developing an integrated wood processing and coffin production facility covering approximately 12,000 m².

project area
≈ 12,000 m²
planned capacity
up to 1,200 coffins/month
planned start of production
2027

The factory flow

  1. 01Log
  2. 02Sorting and processing
  3. 03Sawn timber
  4. 04Steaming
  5. 05Drying

From this point, part of the sawn timber is destined for sale.

For sale
  1. —Sawn timber
  2. 06Acclimatisation
  3. 07Processing / production
  4. 08Finished coffin

Secondary flows

Residues from the early stages

  • Firewood
  • Barbecue wood
  • Fuel for the factory’s heating plant

Residues from coffin production

  • Briquettes

NOTHING IS WASTED.

Technology and efficiency

The project includes the use of modern machinery and technologies.

Equipment specifications will be published once confirmed.

Factory progress

Real images of the project, updated chronologically as construction advances.

Construction stage

September 2026

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Aerial overview of the factory in Târgu Cărbunești
Aerial overview of the factory in Târgu Cărbunești
Production halls, aerial view
Production halls, aerial view
Inside a production hall
Inside a production hall
Halls and the concrete platform under construction
Halls and the concrete platform under construction
Steel frame of a new building
Steel frame of a new building
Exterior finishing works on the halls
Exterior finishing works on the halls

B2B partnerships

Building tomorrow’s partnerships today.

SANT ELI SILVA is developing its future commercial network with a primary focus on coffin distributors, importers and wholesale warehouses, as well as funeral homes with significant purchasing volumes.

Project information

This project is carried out with European funds, through the Just Transition Programme 2021–2027.

Permanent plaque

Permanent plaque

Press release — project start

Press release — project start (1/2)
Press release — project start (2/2)