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STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS; EXTERNAL ENVELOPE


First CO2


-negative facing brick Vandersanden is launching the very fi rst CO2


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negative facing brick on the market under the name Pirrouet®


industrial application of carbonation technology. In addition, only 20% of the Pirrouet®


lifespan. This breakthrough is due to a unique brick consists of primary raw materials – the


rest comes from residual fl ows from the steel industry. With this fi rst in the construction industry, Vandersanden is ensuring that attractive facades can contribute to a smaller environmental footprint.


01954 268 075 www.vandersanden.com/en-uk ADF07_Vandersanden_Structural Elements - Bricks & Blocks_PR.indd 1 The opinions of the architectural community . One tonne of Pirrouet®


facing bricks absorbs up to 60 kg of CO2 during the curing process and throughout its


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