Materials made from industrial CO2
The module presses agricultural residue and lime and binds the plant’s CO2 into them. The result is building materials with a negative carbon footprint.
Building blocks
A better replacement for aerated concrete blocks.
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Decorative panels
Hexagonal panels that absorb CO2 from indoor air and even out humidity.
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Thermal insulation
Light insulation boards for walls and roofs.
Boards
Boards to replace particleboard, MDF and plasterboard.
Certification
How a new material earns its place on site
A designer can only specify a material that has been tested and assessed.
Laboratory testing
Strength, heat, moisture, fire and durability, measured by independent labs.
European technical assessment
The route for a new material that no harmonised standard covers yet.
Environmental product declaration
The verified document that puts our carbon figure into a building’s calculation.
How to get it
Three ways to work with the material
Samples and datasheet
For designers and contractors who want to see the figures and hold the material.