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A myriad of materials – including stone wool – can be upcycled continuously should stakeholders be ready to take on the initiative.
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.
We believe in reusing and recycling materials efficiently. See how our acoustic ceiling solutions are converted into new products instead of being sent to landfill at the end of their life.
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.
We offer recycling services that collect used products, preventing waste from being sent to landfill. Learn how we can help you recycle our closed-looped acoustic ceiling solutions.
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.
Our Sustainability & Public Affairs Team at Rockfon answers questions on topics: Sustainability in construction and building material recycling process.
What is the difference between upcycling and downcycling? Our Sustainability & Public Affairs Manager, Magdalini Psarra highlights the difference to be aware of and how Rockfon has a sustainable profile.
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.
We provide customers with a complete acoustic ceiling system offering, combining sound absorbing ceiling tiles and wall panels with suspension grid systems and accessories.
