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Sustainable Choices: Exploring Reclaimed Wood Flooring In this blog, we’ll dive into the world of reclaimed wood flooring, exploring its benefits and why it’s a sustainable choice for your home. https://lnkd.in/dsbUimyr

At Mr.Sander, we care about the environment as much as we care about your floors. 🌏 Our eco-friendly floor sanding practices ensure that your floors are not only beautiful but also sustainable. 🚀 Our Commitment: ➡ Using non-toxic finishes and sealers ➡Minimizing waste during the sanding process ➡Recycling and responsibly disposing of materials 👀 Join us in making a positive impact on the planet while enhancing your living or working space. #SustainableLiving #EcoFriendly #GreenChoices 🔹 Like if you support eco-friendly practices! 🔹 Share to spread the word about sustainable flooring. 🔹 Comment with your eco-friendly tips or questions about our practices!

With the emphasis ever more on sustainability and caring for the environment it is only natural that you may wonder if wood is an eco friendly and sustainable flooring option. On balance, wood is the most eco friendly flooring type you can get on the market. Have a look at this article to understand more on this important topic. https://lnkd.in/e2T64-yn #sustainability #woodflooring

Sustainable Choices: Exploring Reclaimed Wood Flooring In this blog, we’ll dive into the world of reclaimed wood flooring, exploring its benefits and why it’s a sustainable choice for your home. https://lnkd.in/dsbUimyr

As more of us become more concerned about our relationships with the environment, eco friendly options become much more prominent. When it comes to hardwood flooring, some types are definitely more eco friendly than others. We’ve compiled a list of three eco friendly hardwood flooring options to help you find one that’s right for you. https://smpl.is/8x6i2

Thrilled for OnWood® eco-FRTW to have been selected for this high profile project. As multifamily developers continue to factor environmental, social and governance considerations into their plans and projects, OnWood® eco-FRTW will be an increasingly attractive material option. ESG can impact financing and insurance costs, especially for projects impacted by climate risk, where resilience is a key consideration. OnWood® is a Class-A fire-retardant-treated wood (eco-FRTW) and an ideal material for applications—such as residential/multifamily housing and a wide range of agricultural/commercial/public buildings—that require superior product strength, code-compliant fire resistance and sustainability attributes.   #sustainability #forestproducts #buildingconstruction #multifamilyhousing #homebuilding https://lnkd.in/gg8mHjiA

In 2022, over 22 million square metres of resilient flooring was sold into the Australian market.   But what is resilient flooring?     Resilient flooring refers to floor coverings made from materials with a level of bounce back or elasticity.   We recognise the importance of addressing not only product functionality and aesthetics but also, sustainability performance.    That’s where ResiLoop comes in, the industry’s own approach to managing the environmental impacts of resilient flooring waste. #ResiLoop #recycling #productstewardship #resilientflooring #circulareconomy

Reclaimed Wood, why you should NOT get it…. Aside from wood being eco-friendly, sustainable, significantly less toxic, and incredibly versatile compared to other flooring types. Here are a few reasons NOT get it, proceed with caution. 1) Reclaimed wood is the most #green option for flooring. -If you care for the environment don’t get this. 🫢 2) Reclaimed wood puts out no or low VOC’s depending on your finish. - This isn’t for you if you want a non-toxic home. 🤔 3)Reclaimed wood is very #sustainable. - if you like to waste lots of resources look at vinyl or laminate. 😉 These are a few reasons why you should actually use reclaimed wood! Ignore our sense of humor!

JUNCKERS DENMARK | New Refurbishment Concept! The building industry is among the largest consumers of raw materials and emitters of greenhouse gases. In Denmark alone, 31% of our material footprint and 17% of the total CO2 footprint originates from the building industry. Today only 1% of building materials are reused. Source: The Circularity Gap Report Denmark, 2023 This is an issue Junckers A/S wishes to address with our new recycling concept. Junckers now offers a circular service where used Junckers floorboards can be returned to our factory. Here, the floorboards are reprocessed according to company specifications to ensure high quality and a fully functional floor when reinstalled. This service is currently aimed at stakeholders in the construction industry who want to work with Junckers to deliver sustainable building materials and reduce waste and minimize the use of new resources. When the floors are refurbished, Junckers offers a renewed warranty. This provides peace of mind that the refurbished floors fulfil the same quality standards as new floors. We estimate more than 30 million m² of Junckers beech flooring installed on the Danish market, thereby presenting a huge potential of minimizing the contraints on virgin resources. Are you located in Denmark and interested in knowing more about the concept? Find further details on Junckers' website https://lnkd.in/dxtT5Hib #junckers #recycling #recyclingconcept #circulareconomy #solidwood #woodflooring #jointhecollabwithnature