5 sustainable materials from construction waste that can be used for wall.
An unfired brick made mainly from construction and demolition waste.
A brick that, according to the manufacturer, uses more than 96% construction and demolition waste.
Unfired compressed earth block made from loess excavated on Brussels construction sites and crushed washed concrete. About 80% secondary resources, stabilised with 3.85% CEM III cement. B-EPD: 14.9–20.3 kg CO2eq/m² for a 14 cm wall, 63–73% less than conventional concrete blocks.
The first record in the construction-waste axis built on excavated soil: earth dug out of a city returns as t…
Recycled-aggregate concrete blocks from Lignacite, UK. Declared minimum recycled content of 50% (ECO 50) and 70% (ECO 70), backed by an independently verified EPD via EPD Hub. A1-A4 from 6.6 kg CO2e/m² (100 mm ECO 50), BSI Kitemarked to BS EN 771-3 Category 1, non-combustible A1. Compressive strengths 3.6/7.3 N/mm² for cavity walls, partitions, fire breaks and acoustic walls.
Adds a mass-produced UK block to the construction-waste masonry line-up (BC, K-Briq, FRONT). Declared recycle…
A low-carbon ceramic tile with a high content of industrial by-products and waste glass and ceramics.
A tile that uses 95–98.5% recycled feedstock depending on color. The feedstock includes post-use recovered gl…
A family of unfired/low-waste building bricks made with waste-based feedstock.
A brick that, according to the official process documentation, uses 60% or more waste.