Cork Tiles at Knoll's showroom
Beller Collection from Spinneybeck, a #MetropolisLikes prize winner.
Types of Materials
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Cork
Cork is the bark of the cork oak (Quercus Suber L.). 100% natural, renewable, reusable and recyclable, cork is, whether from an environmental, social or economic point of view, one of the most versatile materials in the world, and can be used in various processes and sectors.
It is estimated that for every ton of cork produced, cork oak forests can sequester up to 73 tons of CO₂. *
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Circular Economy Materials
We combine cork with other surplus raw materials from other industries that would otherwise be landfilled, causing high environmental impact.
We incorporate the ideal amount of cork, ensuring a response to market demands while continuing to take care of nature.
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CPCs (cork-polymer composites)
CPCs are a range of cork composites that combine the adaptability of polymers and the lightness and sustainability of cork. We use bio-based polymers derived from recycled resources, developing sustainable and versatile solutions suitable for molding, injection molding and blow molding processing.
Compared to 100% synthetic materials, CPCs are more environmentally sustainable because they contain cork in their composition.
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