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- Iconic PanelsIconic Panels are created using an innovative process of formed laminate over a carved wood core in a variety of patterns. Incredibly durable, they can be sawn, nailed, screwed, glued, or simply mounted on walls.
- Recycled acoustic PanelRTS-visuals is a wholesaler and distributor of various recycled felt panels. In addition to the NF-line, they introduced the EF-line last year. A new…
- Tensile solar panelTensile structures have long been a fascination to architects, as they combine very light-weight construction with exquisite design. Now, an inspiring team of architects,…
- Acoustic panels made of tumble dryer lintFor her project Pursue Play, designer Lisa McLaughlin developed acoustic and insulating panels made of waste foam, cork and tumble dryer lint. The Pursue…
- Curved PanelsArchitectural mesh systems for a wide range of applications, both interior and exterior.
- Rain-Resistant Façade Panels Made from Walnut ShellsCan food waste be repurposed into building materials? This question was at the heart of Lara Neuhaus’ graduation project Bio-composites from food waste at…
- Carbon Low panels & gridsEcophon already has some of the lowest carbon emission values on the market of ceiling tiles and grids and has now reached a new low point for our complete ceiling systems. Thanks to innovation, low-carbon steel and the introduction of biogas in their manufacturing - they are now able to reduce the carbon footprint on a selected range of complete systems, including both tiles and grids.
- Zero furniture panelZero furniture board is a new type of interior board in which the fossil binder has been replaced with a renewable wood-based binder, lignin. The wood raw materials for Zero board come from the side streams of Koskisen’s manufacturing processes.
- A bicycle path made of solar panelsIn a collaboration with various Dutch institutions, the French company Wattway equipped two cycle paths with a photovoltaic coating in the Netherlands. In the…
- Acoustic panels made of mussel beardsBelgium-based design company Seastex developed a way to convert mussel beard, a waste product of mussel fisheries, into a high-quality acoustic material. Mussel beard,…
- A ‘living façade’ made of aluminium panelsThe National Biodiversity Pavilion in Mexico City, designed by architect Fernanda Ahumada and Studio FR-EE, features a façade of moving aluminium panels that respond…
- Akdolam lightweight stone panelsAkdolam is a solution for creating large format natural stone installations in an efficient manner. Using advanced technology, stone slabs are cut into thin sheets and laminated onto lightweight materials. The resulting product offers a more sustainable, custom approach to design, while maintaining a lower price point.
- Stamped and punched panelsThe decorative stamped and punched plates are made of aluminum and stainless steel. The materials enables to work on the lighting and space.
- Green PanelGreenPanel® is made from thin MDF on both the top and bottom surfaces, and an internal thin MDF grid system. The resulting board combines features of strength and stability.
- Mycelium Acoustic PanelsMyconom creates fully bio-based, biodegradable composites by growing mycelium through agricultural and textile waste, forming strong materials without petrochemicals or VOCs. The production process is low-energy and low-carbon, offering a sustainable alternative to conventional plastics. These composites also provide excellent acoustic performance, replacing materials like glass wool and PU foam with a natural, healthy option.
- BUXKIN original acoustic panelsBUXKIN original products are available in a range of sustainably sourced materials, including recycled leather, recycled felt, and wool. The materials are ribbed and attached to a jute backing.
- Biofold acoustic panelBioFold is inspired by the abundance of wasted natural fibers derived from plants, primarily jute and cotton. It upcycles discarded textile streams of jute burlap coffee bags and denim products. Biofold combines these wastestreams with a biobased non-mineral oil plastic (PLA) that is compostable. Combining origami and digital production techniques transforms BioFold into a sensory architectural product that plays with light, shadow and perception.
- Design PanelThis woven material is a made from recycled plastic materials. The U-shaped sides are either made from galvanised metal or from stainless steel in any RAL colour requested. It can be used as a separation wall for outdoor and indoor use.
- Acoustic PET FeltThe Acoustic Pet Felt is made of 100% PET. PET stands for Polyethylene Terephthalate. This soft felt material comes from recycled PET bottles and…
- HONEXT® PanelHonext boards are made of unusable paper sludge and cardboard waste, leveraging a unique mix of enzymes, non-toxic additives, as well as heat and pressure. Unlike similar materials, it does not emit any harmful particles. The boards can be used for interior partitioning or cladding. The material is lighter, more flexible and has greater sound absorption capabilities than similar materials like drywall or MDF.
- Le Pavé® recycled plastic panelLe Pavé is the first floor covering composed of 100% waste plastic recovered from nature and from the ocean. The material has a speckled look. To maximize the ecological and social impact, the plastic is guaranteed fair trade under the label 'Waste & Hope'. The plastic is mostly collected directly from nature and near the oceans.
- Wood Shavings Become Modern, Environmentally Friendly Acoustic PanelsAs a country covered in forests, it is not surprising that Sweden is a country known for innovative design with wood. Swedish brand Baux is…
- Butong bubble concreteButong bubble concrete panels are made by pressing two form matrices together. How these matrices join inside the panel determine the filter effect of the panel. The panels have holes from both sides of the panel in a hexagonal pattern. Due to that the cells of the two sides of the matrix are joined, the panel will keep its uniform thickness. In its semi-hard condition, panels can easily be cut to desirable shape.
- Ultra thin and flexible solar “wallpaper” by SunflareSolar panels are all the rage. More and more homes have them installed on the roofs to cut the costs of electricity. However, still…
