Paper Waste Panels are an innovative interior finishing material crafted from repurposed industrial fibre waste. They are made primarily from cellulose fibres that have become too short for conventional recycling, combined with 25% post-consumer cardboard. Without intervention, these fibres would typically end up as landfill waste, contributing to environmental pollution. Instead, Paper Waste Panels offer a sustainable alternative to traditional wall cladding and composite materials.
By repurposing these fibres, Paper Waste Panels help to reduce waste while maintaining durability and functionality. Every 100 square meters of panels produced prevents 722 kilograms of waste from being discarded. The panels are non-toxic, recyclable, and free of synthetic resins, ensuring minimal environmental impact throughout their lifecycle.
The production process involves mixing fibres with water to create a pulp, which is then pressed and dried into stable, rigid boards. The process requires no fossil fuels and is powered by renewable energy sources, significantly lowering its carbon footprint. The result is a high-quality, long-lasting material suitable for various interior applications.
Paper Waste Panels are designed for easy installation and come in multiple surface patterns and colours. The standard collection includes three textures—Drop, Line, and Stripe—and five natural tones: Natural, Terracotta, Cement, Graphite, and Olive. Custom options are available for large-scale projects.
Looking ahead, a recycling program is in development to further extend the lifecycle of these panels. Used panels can be collected, processed, and reintegrated into new products, reinforcing a circular economy model. With their unique aesthetic, strong environmental credentials, and practical versatility, Paper Waste Panels provide a forward-thinking solution for sustainable interior design.
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