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6 results for “debris” in materials
- MatterpiecesMatterpieces is a movement dedicated to advancing construction circularity, pioneering the next generation of waste-based materials for design projects. The company has developed a refined cladding material made from construction debris that not only enhances spaces aesthetically but also competes with traditional market options—demonstrating that upcycling waste doesn’t have to look wasteful.
- DiggelsDIGGELS® is a collection of high-quality materials based on debris flows and local renewable raw materials. The materials are suitable for all kinds of interior applications such as worktops, counter tops, tables, counters, window sills and wall panels.
- Terres émailléesThis project transforms this excavated soil and demolition waste into glazed ceramic tiles. These excavated materials, such as clay, marl, sand, limestone, as well as demolition debris like bricks, granite, and glass, find a new purpose. Glaze recipes have been formulated by mixing finely ground waste materials in specific proportions. Clay body recipes have been developed using excavated clays and marls.
- ThermagreenThermaGreen is made from 100% non-contaminated post industrial cross-link closed-cell polyethylene foam waste, physically bonded with a PET geo-textile laminated to the foam with 100 mm overlap. It contains no toxic substances, nor are there any substances such as CFC’s or HCFC’s used during the manufacturing process.
- OceanicSaving our ocean one bottle at a time, each metre of Oceanic is woven from yarn made from 26 plastic bottles. Delicately dyed using cationic yarn, this multi-tonal textile combines and contrasts a light warp with a deeply saturated weft. With an intricate twill weave, this visual detail creates a subtle pattern - enhancing both the considered colour and careful construction of the fabric.
- EconcreteEconcrete is the harder and tougher alternative within Cooloo’s current material range. This concrete and stone like material is made from +65% recycled material and has low CO2 emissions. It can be applied to flooring, walls, stairs, facades, furniture, tabletops and planters to give it a super cool and industrial look and feel.
