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26 results for “recycled textile” in materials

  1. MaterialRe-Yut-Cel – Felt from Recycled Coffee SacksRe-Yut-Cel is a collaborative material initiative that transforms discarded jute coffee sacks into a durable, biobased felt for interior and design applications. Jute coffee sacks, typically used once for transporting coffee beans, are commonly incinerated after use. The felt is suitable for acoustic panels, lampshades, mattress fillings, and other interior elements.
  2. MaterialTextile/resin compositeThis composite material consists of glass fibre reinforced polypropylene pultrusions applied as warp in a fabric with thin black fibres as weft. By heating and compression moulding this fabric, flat or curved panels are manufactured with a relatively high strength and stiffness.