Rockon is the sustainable construction material choice and your contribution to the circular economy
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We’re all familiar with the idea of recycling. With ‘upcycling’, waste is transformed into more valuable products, thereby reducing the need for virgin materials.
End of life wet felt tiles were upcycled by Rockfon after South Tyneside Council specified new Rockfon Koral ceiling tiles for their town hall refurbishment.
Our acoustic solutions made with stone wool and upcycled waste has a positive impact on the environment
We transparently document the sustainability profile of our products using our Product Sustainability Declarations, Environmental Product Declarations and major sustainability building schemes such as BREEAM.
Over the span of six weeks, 7000 m2 of demounted ceiling tiles were sent from RGO College to a ROCKWOOL factory for recycling before new Rockfon ceilings were installed.
The linear “take, make, waste” economic model is reaching its limits. The environment simply does not have the capacity to sustain it any more.
In a circular economy, products should be used for as long as possible – and reused to the greatest extent possible when they reach the end of their service life.
The new City Studio opted for recyclable and more sustainable black acoustic ceilings to support Volkswagen's green visions and to create an exclusive atmosphere.
Roompot Vakanties headquarters radiates holiday feeling with their breeze and bright interior and a recycling ceiling design: an eye-catcher in the region with a sustainable character.
The process of sourcing second-hand ceiling tiles for a municipal project unearthed valuable learnings about reuse markets in the construction industry.
We provide customers with a complete acoustic ceiling system offering, combining sound absorbing ceiling tiles and wall panels with suspension grid systems and accessories.