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Kirei has introduced EchoLine to its collection of acoustic panel options. According to the company, EchoLine has the unique ability to transition from flat to curved surfaces, making it an ideal solution that creates visual interest while maintaining sound absorption. With an easy installation process, EchoLine...
In this video from Samarpan Foundation a unique building process is presented. With the use of recycled plastic bottles and fishing net, affordable housing is being constructed for impoverished communities and disaster areas across India, Nepal and Africa. The construction is done without the use of any steel...
This video featuring Britanica Tiles shows the process of turning discarded mixed plastic waste into roofing tiles. Hard and soft plastics are shredded and mixed with sand to create the necessary consistency to be pressed into tile molds. The resulting product is a durable, functional and...
In this video ByFusion introduces its alternative building material created by converting 100 percent plastic waste. RePlast, the resulting product, requires no glues or adhesives for use, can contribute to LEED certification for construction and communities, produces 95 percent lower Greenhouse Gas Emissions (GhG) compared to concrete...
Kirei introduced three new EchoPanel reconfigurable partition systems. According to the company the EchoPanel acoustic panels absorb sound and are made from recycled plastic soda bottles. The company also states that the modular systems enable quick and easy reconfiguring. EchoPanel system components may be reused over...
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