History

1921	Octaaf Delmulle starts as furniture maker-cabinet maker.
1948	His 4 sons expanded business activities to include traditional residential construction.
1960	Daniël Delmulle developed the Danilith-construction system: "traditional automated construction". Walls are no longer built in the traditional method but constructed in our workshop. The goal: better quality, less labour and faster construction.
1963	In Wortegem-Petegem the first Danilith building is constructed.
1975	Delmulle realize a show house at Batibouw. Then Prince Albert and princess Paola were curious about the actions at the construction
1985	The third generation (Geert, Rudy, Eddy and Philippe) takes over the management from Delmulle. Father Daniël keeps an eye on things.
1989	Minister Gaston Geens inaugurates the new company hall. The first Danilith house in the Netherlands.
1995	Delmulle Construction Ltd is kept above the font. In Etten-Leur, (NL) new office premises with a spacious show room and show house are occupied.
1996	European commissioner Karel Van Miert provides Rudy Delmulle with the "Golden clog 1996". This is a trophy for the most deserving Belgian entrepreneur who is active in the Netherlands. In Belgium the 75-year old existence is celebrated with as honorary guest, Prime Minister Jean-Luc Dehaene.
2000	Opening of new offices in the Netherlands.
2002	Danilith enters the French market. Receiving of the KOMO-certificate: the international recognized standard.
2003	First delivery of Danilith-wall panels in the United Kingdom.
2004	Accomplishing BBA: approval certificate for the United Kingdom.
2006	Occupation of the renovated buildings.
2007	Accomplishing technical approval for France.