Case: Click’n Tile
Reusable tiles
Click’n Tile
Plastic Recycling / Beautiful Plastics
With Click’n Tile it is possible to design, mount and change your tiles all by yourself and whenever you want. The tiles are made from a plastic material that can be returned and replaced with new colours and shapes. The tiles are easily mounted and installed – even on top of an existing tiles wall.
Click’n Tile produces tiles that can be installed and changed without the help of a craftsman. The tiles and the mounting plate are made out of ABS plastic. The mounting plate is either glued or applied with double-sided tape on the desired surface, which makes them particularly suitable for an already existing tiled wall or a wall where you want the possibility of removing them again. A have a return system is set up where the used tiles are shipped back to Click, n Tiele, and used for the production of new tiles or recycled in another tile collection.
The tile of the future is made out of hemp
Click’n Tile is exhibiting a brand new tile produced from hemp. Hemp plastic is made from natural fibers from the stem of the hemp plant. It is biodegradable and the production emits a small amount of CO2. Hemp plastic is degradable within a 3 - 6 month period and is recyclable. The material is both strong and light , which makes it suitable in the production of Click’n Tile tiles. It is also resistant to heat. Another advantage of the production of the cannabis plants that the plants absorbs CO2 and converts it into oxygen.
Carmo supplies 10 tons of surplus plastic material each year to the Swedish bag manufacturer Hinza that transforms the material into designer bags. When Hinza uses the 10 tons of plastic each year, the recycling corresponds to a saving of approximately 22,000 kilos of emitted CO2 compared to if the material had been burned as waste material.
Stolen ”R.U.M” – som står for ReUsed Materials - fås i tre varianter, hvor råmaterialet til stolen enten er plast fra elektronikaffald, fiskenet fundet i havet eller et mix af fiskenet og Carlsbergs ølfustager.
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Bug Bite Thing® is made from PE and the product is re-usable. The company provides life-long guarantee which is part of their sustainability vision.
The big challenge in hospitals and clinics all over the world is how to fixate the biopsy in formalin without exposure to spillage or vapour. Formaldehyde is a known human carcinogen which affects health in many nega-tive ways. Either when a person is exposed directly or through inhalation. Long term exposure to formaldehyde has been proven to be associated with an in-creased risk of cancer of the nose, nasopharyngeal and lung cancer.
Droneholdet har udviklet den første ”blended-box wing” drone. med et specielt vingedesign, som er udviklet for at gøre fly mere energieffektive. Konstruktionen af vingerne gør, at flyet bruger mindre energi på at holde sig flyvende.
Offshore wind energy is an important source of renewable energy. Decommissioned Vindeby blades were adopted by Technical University of Denmark, DTU Wind, and are currently used in ongoing project activity investigating the fibre-reinforced composite structures.
Giv nyt liv til dine injektionspenne fra Novo Nordisk, Lilly, Sanofi og Merck. Tag dine brugte penne med på apoteket eller din fertilitetsklinik. Materialerne får herefter nyt liv frem for at ende som affald.
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