This paper explores the application of CLT panels in the process of reconstructing a stone house. CLT, or Cross-Laminated Timber, is an innovative panel material distinguished by its layered structure and exceptional physical-mechanical characteristics, including high strength and load-bearing capacity in various directions. Furthermore, CLT offers ecological, aesthetic, and energy-efficient advantages, making it an attractive choice in construction projects. The paper covers the history of wood as a building material, its historical use in construction projects in Croatia, and provides detailed information about CLT panels, their benefits, and the manufacturing process. The analysis assesses the house's condition, including evaluating the existing structure and identifying problems and damages requiring reconstruction. The discussion compares CLT with other materials in reconstructions and examines the quality and durability of wooden panels. The conclusion summarizes key insights and offers recommendations for further research and the application of wooden panels in reconstruction. Through this analysis of the reconstruction process, the paper provides relevant insights into real-life examples and encourages further research and the adoption of this technique in the reconstruction of construction projects.