4 sustainable materials from paper/cellulose waste that can be used for ceiling.
Interior fiberboard made by bonding gypsum and recycled waste-paper fibers under high pressure.
A board that, according to the manufacturer, mixes about 80% gypsum with about 20% recycled paper fiber.
Recycled cellulose interior board
An interior board that can be cut, drilled, glued and laminated like a wood-based board, while showing as-is…
A building board pressed from composite packaging waste such as beverage cartons and soft plastics.
A board using up to 100% packaging waste. The manufacturer states that no adhesives, chemicals, or water are…
Blow-in cellulose insulation made from newspaper by Peter Seppele, Austria. Newspaper fibres with <10% additives, borate-free. λD 0.037–0.038 W/mK at 28–60 kg/m³ installed density, ETA-05/0186. natureplus (0107-1301-121-1), EPD (EPD-PSG-20150321-IBA1-DE), CE marked. For roofs, walls, floors and timber-frame cavities.
A classic recycled-paper insulation filling the loose-fill gap. Borate-free yet holding natureplus, EPD and E…