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  1. BrandBitufa Waterproofing BV (leadax)
  2. MaterialLeadax RoovLeadax Roov is a solution for flat roofing. The roofing membrane is made with PVB film, a residual flow from safety glass, without a sustainable destination, of which no less than 1.5 billion kilos are available annually in Europe. The material is available in reflective off-white, which keeps the indoor temperature low, but increases the output of solar panels on the roof.
  3. ArticleA biodegradable waterproof coating for paperResearchers from the University of Tokyo developed a biodegradable and low-cost coating to make paper waterproof. Called Choetsu, the coating consists of a combination…
  4. ArticleWaterproof shoes made of recycled coffeeFinnish start-up Rens Original developed waterproof and odour-resistant slip-on shoes made of recycled coffee. Every day, 2 billion cups of coffee are consumed worldwide,…
  5. ArticleNew coating makes natural fabrics waterproofResearchers at MIT developed a new coating that not only adds water-repellency to natural fabrics, but is also more effective than coatings that are…
  6. ArticleEdible Fungus Creates Natural Waterproof Coatings for Textiles, Paper and WoodResearchers have created a biobased, food-safe coating made from edible fungal mycelium. This new material offers designers a natural alternative to plastic-based waterproof layers…
  7. ArticleWaterproof hemp shoesThe start-up DopeKicks introduces the first waterproof hemp shoes, featuring cannabis hemp fabric, cork, and recycled rubber. Hemp is well known for its incredibly…
  8. ArticleWaterproof, Breathable, and Circular: A New Approach to Orthopaedic BracingPlaster casts have been widely used in the treatment of fractures, but their limitations—including weight, fragility, and susceptibility to water damage—have led to the…
  9. ArticleWaterproof boots made from upcycled coffee groundsJapanese footwear brand Ccilu developed what they claim is the first all-season rainboot made from upcycled coffee grounds. With 25 billion kilograms of coffee…