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- Biobased SIP building systemQueenels Europe introduces a Modular and Circular Prefab Building System based on biobased SIPs (Structural Insulated Panel System). The SIPs consists of biobased insulation material and an inner- and outershell of OSB/3. The panel can be used for walls and roofs. The biobased insulation is made from sugar beet and sugar cane.
- Canvas – Biobased RugDonkersloot Biobased is a natural product that behaves organically. The natural flax fibre in the linen gives the carpet durability, longevity, sustainability and a pearly shine as time passes. In all its elegance, it contributes to a comfortable indoor air quality through the linen fibres, which can regulate humidity and are ideally suited for under-floor heating.
- Nabasco 8040 – Biobased FacadeNabasco develops structural biobased composite from regional residual biomass such as reed harvesting waste, combined with recycled mineral components. The result is a rigid, durable material engineered for exterior and technical applications. The panels are applied in 3D façades, housings for electrical systems, traffic signage and outdoor furniture. Contexts where structural integrity, weather resistance and regulatory compliance are essential.
- Reduco Biobased Façade Panel – Willow CompositeReduco is a high-performance biobased façade material made from fast-growing European willow and plant-based binders. The panels are engineered as a fully circular alternative to conventional cladding, offering architects and builders a natural, durable, and technically reliable solution for contemporary construction.
- 100% Biobased Flax panelThese panels are made of flax fibers and a biobased glue, which makes it a 100% biobased material. The panels can be used for all kinds of interior use. It is an indispensable link in the chain of the flax industry because it uses its by-products and therefore is no waste of natural resources. Sizes up to 2500 x 150 mm, thickness 16 mm to 50 mm, density 320 kg/m3 up to 560 kg/m3.
- Biobased debondable adhesiveConventional petroleum-based adhesives present environmental challenges due to their toxicity, limited recyclability, and reliance on finite resources. The BiDebA (BioBased Debondable Adhesives) Interreg NWE project evaluated the biobased material poly(lactic acid) as an alternative thermoplastic adhesive suited for the temporary patch repair of damaged composite-based aircraft structures in both Defense and civilian applications.
- Duplicor® biobased compositeDuplicor® is a fully bio-based composite (building) material. Manufactured from a 100% natural resin, virtually non-flammable, lightweight, CO2-saving and also affordable. Duplicor® bio-composite is made from bio-waste and in a sandwich construction with old PET bottles, which is used as insulating core material.
- Wool & biobased plastic CarpetDesigner Christien Meindertsma and natural fibre specialist Enkev have teamed up to create a material that combines the natural fibres of recycled wool with strong bioplastic fibres, making a new material that can be heat-pressed into various shapes. The Wool and Biobased carpet is a sustainable carpet.
- Fibralux biobasedSaid to be the first – and only – on the market, this is an MDF board consisting of 100% reclaimed wood and vegetable glue. The bio-glue is made from locally grown renewable raw materials: sunflowers and rapeseed plants, and produced locally so that the total CO2 emissions for the production of the glue are reduced by 80%.
- Recycled & biobased felti-did transforms discarded textiles into high-quality felt for interior and product design. At MaterialDistrict Utrecht, the company presented two new recycled biobased felts: a…
- Gluetex Biovate WallcoveringGluetex biovate is made with cornstarch-based polymers leftover from the potato chips industry. This new biobased wallcovering is self-adhedive and easy to mount, strong and sustainable, light and colourfast, scratch and impact resistant. Furthermore, it is hygienic, and needs low maintenance. Tiles up to 145 cm are printed with the sustainable UV Nordic Swan and even the glue is biobased.
- Biobased Acoustic Materials from Organic ResiduesA series of acoustic tile developments explore the use of plant fibres and organic by-products as primary material components. The tiles are designed for interior applications and combine renewable fibres, residual biomass and mineral additives within composite systems intended to provide sound absorption and structural stability. The versions shown are seaweed and cotton, coffee, coconut fibres, jute, and grape pomace.
- EconCore 100% bio-basedThis sandwich panel has a core of PLA based hexagonal honeycomb made in a continuous production process. Only moments after the core is produced, skin layers are added in a second step of the continuous production process. These skins can be made from unfilled PLA material to make a mono material panel or, in case a higher performance is required, can be replaced with consolidated flax in a PLA matrix.
