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we’ve put together a selection of green flooring options and accessories to help you e consumers of today.
naturally flame-retardant, chemical-free and emit virtually no volatile organic compounds (VOCs).
Over 180 PET plastic bottles are used per roll of underlay, alongside waste from other single use plastics and difficult-to- recycle textile materials. Assuming five rolls are used by the average household, that’s 900 bottles per house, seeing Texfelt help to provide a cleaner living environment for everyone.
Keep the Outdoors Great
But the options don’t have to be limited to just indoors. If you are thinking about stocking or do already stock decking or outdoor flooring, there are plenty of options that won’t cost the planet.
▲ Texfelt Springbond Underlay
using recycled PET plastics bottles and other single-use plastics, giving these valuable raw materials a second lease of life. On top of that, the underlays are also fully recyclable,
Composite Prime, for example, is a garden and landscaping product created from recycled plastic (280 plastic milk bottles used per square metre) and end-of-life FSC 100% certified timber. It is a natural wood-grain composite decking which is environmentally-friendly, slip-resistant and free from hazardous substances.
The composite decking won’t rot or decay, warp, bend or splinter and requires no staining, treating or painting. It is a natural looking wood plastic composite deck that comes with a protective layer to offer maximum protection against stains and the elements to provide a safe, low-maintenance and long-life alternative to traditional timber decks.
http://www.composite-prime.com/
▲ Composite Prime Dual Antique Curve
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