5 sustainable materials from paper/cellulose waste that can be used for object.
A cellulose composite made by molding kraft paper layers and a bio-based binder under high pressure.
A board of kraft paper and cellulose laminated with a bio-based binder.
Recycled paper composite panel
It aims for durability close to stone while being workable like wood, making it well suited to linking workto…
A high-density paper composite made by laminating recycled paper with resin under high pressure.
Although paper-based, it fits into the fabrication workflows of wood and solid-surface materials, such as cou…
A recycled fiber made by recovering cellulose from pre- and post-consumer textile waste with high cotton content.
A fiber made by extracting cellulose from waste textiles with a high cotton share and regenerating it through…
A kraft-paper structural board made in Cape Town, South Africa. Core of recycled and virgin fibres with kraft liners (printable white Print, natural Kraft). Up to 75% lighter than MDF, "100% repulpable" and "100% recyclable". FSC certified (FSC_C195005); the Print board is stated VOC-free. For retail displays, exhibitions, event structures and commercial interiors.
A baseline MDF substitute for exhibitions and displays. Being paper, it repulps after the event, and at a qua…