17 billion pounds of office assets go to landfills each year.

Davies Office

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, 2018

High Pressure Laminate, or HPL

Is a durable surface material that is commonly utilized in the architectural and furniture industry, suitable for applications such as tables, wall panels, and various product solutions.

However, thermoset plastics are not recyclable, and the plastic laminate adhered to a wood substrate makes the entire product difficult to recycle.

Thermoplastics

Thermoplastics, unlike thermoset plastics, have properties that allow them to be melted and reshaped multiple times without undergoing significant chemical changes. This characteristic makes thermoplastics highly recyclable and beneficial for a circular economy.

HDPE #2

High Density Polyethylene

Milk jugs, cleaning agents, laundry detergents, bleaching agents, shampoo bottles, washing & shower soaps.

PP #5

Polypropylene

Furniture, consumer products, luggage, toys, & car bumpers.

HIPS #6

High Impact Polystyrene

Toys, hard packing, cosmetic bags, jewelry, audio cassettes, CD cases, & Solo cups.


Declassified Panels

Utilizing sheets made entirely of post-consumer and post-industrial recycled thermoplastics, enables us to develop beautiful terrazzo and marble-like finishes suitable for various applications, such as counter or table surfaces, backsplashes, wall panels, bathroom partitions, furniture, home goods, and more.

Extended Life Cycle

In contrast to milk jugs or detergent bottles, which typically last only weeks or months before being recycled or sent to landfills, our material innovation allows for processing even decades later. This contributes to extended product life cycles and promotes a Circular Economy.

Unfortunately, when plastic is “thrown away”, there is no such thing as "away…"

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Declassified High Density Polyethylene (HDPE #2) Panels

  • At the moment, our sheet sizes are up to 21” x 29”, and come in thicknesses of 0.25”, 0.50” & 0.75”

  • Durability: HDPE is highly resistant to impact, chemicals, and moisture, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.

    Versatility: It can be easily molded into various shapes, sizes, and forms, allowing for a wide range of applications.

    Lightweight: Despite its durability, HDPE is relatively lightweight, making it easy to transport and handle.

    Chemical Resistance: HDPE has excellent resistance to many chemicals, making it ideal for containers, pipes, and tanks for storing various substances.

    Water and Weather Resistance: HDPE is waterproof and resistant to weathering, making it suitable for outdoor structures & marine applications.

    Recyclability: HDPE is one of the most commonly recycled plastics, contributing to environmental sustainability.

    Food-Grade Compatibility: HDPE is approved for food contact applications and is used in food packaging and containers.

  • Surface materials, wall panels, tiles, furniture designs, product designs, etc.

  • 100% recycled, 100% recyclable.

  • High transit areas such as floors or temperatures over 185ºF.

Declassified Polypropylene (PP #5) Panels

  • At the moment, our sheet sizes are up to 21” x 29”, and come in thicknesses of 0.25”, 0.50” & 0.75”

  • Lightweight: PP is a lightweight material, making it suitable for applications where weight is a concern. Lighter than HDPE.

    Chemical Resistance: PP is highly resistant to many chemicals, acids, and bases, making it a suitable product that comes into contact with various substances.

    Heat Resistance: PP has a high melting point and can withstand elevated temperatures without deforming, making it ideal for products exposed to hot environments. PP can withstand higher temperatures and is more heat-resistant than HDPE.

    Flexibility and Toughness: PP exhibits good flexibility and toughness, making it resistant to impacts and suitable for products that require durability. PP is more flexible and has better impact resistance compared to HDPE.

    Recyclability: PP is widely recyclable, contributing to environmental sustainability and reducing waste.

    Food Contact Approval: PP is approved for use in food-contact applications by regulatory agencies, making it suitable for food packaging and containers.

  • Surface materials, wall panels, lights, art installations, furniture designs, product design, flooring, etc.

  • 100% recycled, 100% recyclable.

  • Temperatures over 200ºF.

Our

Mission

Divert plastic waste from landfills and the environment, transforming it into sustainable building materials and product solutions.


Our Vision

Inspire communities to re-imagine plastic waste, reduce plastic consumption, promote reuse, and ultimately prioritize recycling.


Our

Values

Sustainability, community, innovation, quality and transparency, these serve as our guiding principles as we work towards a cleaner and brighter future for our planet and communities.

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