Recycled plastics for sustainable construction

In recent years, the construction industry has undergone a transformation, embracing innovative solutions to reduce its environmental impact. One key player in this change is recycled plastic, which has emerged as more versatile, sustainable, and cost-effective than raw materials.

In the past, raw materials like concrete, wood, steel, and aggregates were essential, driven by post-war industry expansion and demographic growth. However, this reliance contributed to the climate crisis, presenting a new challenge: transitioning to sustainable practices while keeping profitability a driving force.

Recycled plastic proved to be a win-win solution – it enhanced project sustainability and profitability simultaneously, revolutionizing the way we build today.

Less waste
Using recycled plastic in construction lowers the amount of waste that ends up in landfills or oceans, helping to reduce environmental pollution.

Less raw materials
With recycled plastic green, water, and formwork solutions, less steel, wood, and aggregates are needed to produce construction materials, helping to reduce mining and conserve natural resources.

Less concrete
Recycled plastic solutions for foundations and slabs replace concrete with void space, reducing CO2 emissions and increasing project profitability.

More safety
Recycled plastic allows easy manual handling and installation without the need for heavy tools or equipment, reducing the risk of on-site accidents.

Less fuel
Recycled plastic’s ability to be molded into stackable shapes reduces transportation and storage space, minimizing fuel consumption.

Durability
Recycled plastic is durable and resistant to weathering, rot, insects, and moisture, making it suitable for applications where wood, concrete, and metal are unlikely to be used.

Faster building
The lightenss and easy setup of recycled plastic enable fast and efficient construction, streamlining the installation process for quicker project completion.

More profit
Using recycled plastic can be more cost-effective compared to traditional materials, especially when factoring in transport, installation, long-term maintenance, and replacement costs.

 
As we continue to prioritize sustainability in the construction industry, the role of recycled plastic is set to expand, driving further increases in profitability, innovation, and transformation in how we approach our projects.

Join us in embracing this transformative change for a more sustainably profitable tomorrow!