RE/COVER green Endless Wood

Presented:	BAU 2013, Munich
Stylepark-ID:	10.1913.00032
Categories:	Floors › Resilient floors › Linoleum

Product description

The demand being placed on acting in an ecological and sustainably consistent manner is growing: this applies to architecture and interior design, too. Those who live or work in ‘green’ surroundings can feel good and develop themselves with a clear conscience. That, in turn, has a positive effect on any environment. The RE/COVER green collection reflects this idea and is in alignment with “Eco Balance”, the programme agenda that originated at Vorwerk: From the use of regenerative energies during production to workmanship, processing and installation, all the way to recycling, RE/COVER green fulfils all ecological aspects. Organic polyurethane is utilised in the case of RE/COVER green. It completely replaces the polyvinyl chloride (PVC) used for conventional design flooring without any loss of quality whatsoever.

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RE/COVER green Sparkling Grey

RE/COVER green Sparkling Grey

RE/COVER green Digital Code

RE/COVER green Digital Code

RE/COVER green Minimal Grid

RE/COVER green Minimal Grid

RE/COVER green Volcanic Dash

RE/COVER green Volcanic Dash

RE/COVER green Raw Diamond

RE/COVER green Raw Diamond

RE/COVER green Endless Wood

RE/COVER green Endless Wood

RE/COVER green Sparkling

RE/COVER green Sparkling

Articles about RE/COVER green Endless Wood

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