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28 results for “hemp” in materials
- HempMade from recycled hemp fiber, TorZo’s hemp board has a natural look that resembles finished granite. Using a proprietary infusion process at TorZo’s Woodburn, Oregon factory, hemp board is infused with acrylic polymer and dyes. With no added urea formaldehyde and containing a high percentage of recycled hemp, Hemp board can help a green building project attain LEED certification.
- SilentFiber Hemp acoustic panelNatural acoustic material based on hemp straw that improve the room acoustics by absorbing a large part of the sound energy. For the production of the hemp panel, the entire hemp straw can be used. In this so called nonwoven production process, the hemp straw is mixed up with binding fibres and the fire retardant salt. The nonwoven is heated, pressed and cooled afterwards. The finished panels are cut and painted with a sustainable, mineral wall paint.
- Hemp concreteHemp concrete is a mixture of hemp fibres, natural glue, and water. Hemp is a natural material that has been used for centuries. Building with hemp has many advantages, as it has great acoustic and thermic insulation properties. The material is CO2 negative, removing more CO2 from the atmosphere than it adds. Hemp concrete is vapour permeable, and fire-retardant thanks to the glue.
- Hemp insulationHemp fibres for thermal and acoustic insulation. The hemp is grown and harvested in France, after which it’s made into a Hemp fibre. The Hemp fibre is treated to make it fire-resistant and then pressed into large rolls of insulation material for the building industry.
- Hemp fiber nonwoven matsFibres from the non psychoactive hemp plant are used for the Natural hemp fibre nonwoven mats. The plant is grown without the use of chemicals and fertilizers, and for the fibre production very little energy is used. Hemp fibres are lighter then, for instance, glass fibres.
- Outdoor hemp fabricVyva Fabrics presents a new fabric line for furnishings based on fine fibres in HEMP, the perfect link between indoor and outdoor living. Hemp is one of the most antique botanical fibres, its origin dates back to 6,000 years ago. Grown without the use of fertilisers and chemical products, it is the most suitable natural textile material for outdoor living because it is resistant to extreme weather conditions.
- Hemp panelsThe hemp panels are the result of research looking for a way to replace wood and plastic. Hemp is a sustainable crop that can be harvested multiple times per year. Its fibres are the strongest natural fibres. The panels are lightweight and strong, made only from natural materials. The panels can be produced in any shape and size.
- Hemp ShagThe hemp is a natural fibre similar to flax and jute. The Hemp Shag is a hand woven produced carpet and its available in different colours.
- Hemp furHemp fur offers an all natural and vegan alternative to real fur and oil-based fake fur. The material is made from 50% hemp and 50% viscose. It is lightweight and warm. Applications include plaids, throw pillows and lining for coats.
- Loam and hemp panelsThese loam and hemp building panels can be used as base layer for loam. They consist of loam and clay, 30 per cent mineral binders (mineral oxide), hemp and a food approved vegetable binder. The panels are waterproof and moisture regulating. The panels are 1.250 x 625 x 22 mm and can be cut to size with a saw. They can be attached to the wall with screws.
- Hemp BlocksIsoHemp manufactures non-loadbearing hemp blocks designed for the construction of insulating and breathable building envelopes, internal partitions and lining walls. The blocks are intended for both new-build and renovation projects and are used in residential, collective and tertiary buildings.
- Hemp & Mycelium Sandwich PanelThe biobased panel combines durable C-Hemp (industrial hemp wood) skins with a mycelium core, offering sustainable strength and thermal/acoustic insulation for modern building needs.
- Banana fibre, hemp & jute carpetThese carpets are made from jute, hemp and banana fibres. The appearance of banana fibre is similar to that of bamboo fibre and ramie fibre, but its fineness and spinnability is better than the two. The chemical composition of banana fibre is cellulose, hemicellulose, and lignin. The fibre is very strong and has a somewhat shiny appearance depending upon the extraction and spinning process.
- Jacquard Brokat Hemp SilkThis Jacquard Brokat is made of 55% hemp and 45% silk, sanforized width 220cm 180g/m2. Rechberger specialises in the production of fabrics such as shaft and jacquard patterns. The factory is equipped with 28 rapier looms, enabling the production of fabrics up to 240 cm wide in Jacquard weaves and up to 340 cm wide in shaft patterns.
- CaNaDry lime hemp mixCaNaDry is a lime hemp mix used as unloaded insulation in floors, walls and ceilings. With CaNaDry you can install your own interior insulation in a very simple and quick way and you can enjoy all the benefits of a house insulated with lime hemp.
- HempshadeThe research explores the chemical interactions and material properties that emerge from different formulations of these three regionally available resources. Magnesium, hemp and potato starch are characteristic raw materials of Eastern Groningen. Within this project, they are being investigated as components in furniture and interior design products.
- HempFlax Nature InsulationHempFlax Nature Insulation is made out of 100% hemp fibres, produced from the non psychoactive hemp plant. Hemp fibres are lighter then glass fibres. The fibres are able to absorb and release water easily. The mats can be produced with a synthetic binder or biobased (PLA) binder.
- HempWood® Natural FlooringThe process of creating HempWood® Natural Flooring starts in the field. All hemp is sourced within 100 miles of the factory from local farmers. After the hemp stalks and soy-based adhesive are combined, the material is compressed and baked to form HempWood® Blocks. Veneers are cut for the top layer of the engineered flooring. For the substrate, a 5-layer PureBound® Hardwood Plywood is used.
- LOVR™LOVR is the true leather alternative that consists of 100% plant material and has a minimal ecological footprint. The textile looks and feels like leather. The single layer structure allows for dyeing and a variety of colours. LOVR is also malleable and non-abrasive.
- Natural FibresEnkev makes quality products from natural fibres. Their products are mainly used in the mattress, horticultural, automotive and filter industry. There are however many more possibilities for these fibres in packaging, insulation and in the shoe-industry.
- Hempcrete façade elementThese façade elements are manufactured from hempcrete, a biobased composite material composed of hemp shiv and a lime-based binder. The system is designed to combine building performance with ecological considerations, integrating thermal efficiency and moisture regulation with features that support urban biodiversity.
- Trifilon RTrifilon R is a recycled biocomposite that combines high-grade recycled polypropylene with natural fibres such as hemp and wood-derived cellulose. Developed by Swedish material company Trifilon, the material is designed to reduce the use of virgin fossil resources while retaining the processing and mechanical characteristics required for demanding injection-moulded products.
- OscuroThe material consists of approx. 93.5% paper and approx. 6.5% hemp or linen. The surface is treated with natural wax.
- Sculptural MyceliumMycelium-based composite (MBC), composed of hemp shiv, shredded cardboard, wheat bran and reishi (Ganoderma Lucidum) millet grain spawn. The sample has been grown for 14 days before being released from its mould and allowed to grow further on the previously unexposed faces for 4 days. This creates a uniquely varied surface quality and texture; once dried, the front surface is more leathery, with orange and brown colouration and varied surface texture, while the edges and underside are white and soft like suede.
