SUSTAINABILITY


Redefining Sustainable Bathroom Furniture with Scudo


Scudo, part of the Harrison Bathrooms family, is proud to set a new benchmark in sustainable furniture practices with the innovative Waterguard collection. This groundbreaking range is designed with durability, sustainability, and style at its core, offering a lifetime guarantee to protect your investment. By reducing the need for frequent replacements, Waterguard helps minimise furniture waste and its impact on landfills, making it a conscious choice for environmentally responsible living. Bathrooms naturally endure high levels of moisture, which can lead to damage over time and the Waterguard collection has been meticulously crafted to address this challenge.


Unlike traditional veneered units, Waterguard is impervious to water and will not delaminate, ensuring a lifetime of protection against swelling and damage. Built using only the best materials and state-of-the-art manufacturing processes, this range offers unmatched durability and peace of mind.


A New Era in Sustainable Boards: Stora Enso & ECOR Global Lead the Way


Available in Scudo’s most popular designs, the Waterguard collection features a sleek high gloss white reflective finish, perfect for bouncing light around the bathroom and creating a bright, inviting space. This is the ultimate low-


maintenance, sustainable solution for anyone seeking solid, long-lasting bathroom furniture that combines function, style, and eco-conscious construction.


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Stora Enso and ECOR Global are revolutionising the board industry with a game-changing, fully bio- based and formaldehyde-free panel. Powered by Stora Enso’s NeoLigno™, this innovation eliminates harmful fossil-based binders, delivering a safer, high- performance solution for furniture, flooring, and exhibition materials. NeoLigno replaces traditional adhesives with a sustainable alternative—free from formaldehyde and isocyanates – meeting the growing demand for healthier, recyclable materials without


compromising strength or durability.


"This collaboration showcases how bio-based solutions unlock new opportunities for safer and greener products," says Tuomo Heikkinen, VP at Stora Enso.


hoenix are proud to be an ethical manufacturer whose principles are founded on the reduction of our carbon footprint throughout the supply chain and a responsible approach to both quality and the satisfaction of our clients. Phoenix believe that our planet is our responsibility, so for every furniture order supplied, we secure the planting of a tree via Eden: People + Planet. This has resulted in the planting of over 33,000 trees so far. Our wood suppliers are FSC certified. The Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) sets the standard for responsible forest stewardship. Forests regulate our climate, clean the air we breathe and filter the water we drink.


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ECOR Global’s COO, Roberto Reyes, adds, "NeoLigno has allowed us to set a new industry standard for health and sustainability." This groundbreaking board debuts at the Stockholm Furniture Fair, February 4-8, where visitors can experience the future of sustainable design firsthand. Join us in shaping a cleaner, greener world!


Discover more at the website. www.StoraEnso.com


Our new Phoenix brochure is printed to PEFC certification. PEFC is the world’s leading forest certification system and an internationally recognised brand devoted to ensuring that forests are managed according to environmental, social and economic criteria.


Naturals Modular Furniture - Through our connection with the natural world and the inspiration that this gives, our design team have


worked tirelessly to create the Naturals collection. The marble effect finishes bring a sense of the earths naturally formed materials into a modern bathroom. Manufactured from 100% recycled wood, recycling & upcycling gives new life to wood without cutting down any trees. Available in 4 finishes.


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