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Name: NeverEnding Tulip
Brand: Triboo

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15 KG OF WORTHLESS WASTE INTO A VALUABLE 3D PRINTED TULIP

The inspiration for the design of these circular plant pots made from waste comes from one of the Netherland's national symbols, the tulip. The tulips are 3D printed with a robot in three shapes. The pots are 3D printed with reusable raw materials including recycled thermoplastics. An advantage of thermoplastic material is the possibility of reuse in different applications. By re-shredding and reheating the material, it can be brought into other desired forms. By placing these circular products made from waste in the interior, you also reduce the CO2 footprint of your business operations.

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With NeverEnding furniture's 3D printed furniture families, worthless waste is transformed into valuable circular furniture and our resources are never lost again. The families include tables, planters, lamps, roomdividers and sofas in a variety of high-profile shapes and sizes. With advanced 3D printing technology, 5 waste streams, are prepared for extrusion from 100% recyclate. The ingredients are recycled polypropylene, PET, rPet carbon, hemp, paper and cardboard. In addition, it is even possible to have custom furniture made from its own waste.

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Categorised in Planting - Plant pots - Recycled - Plastic - Breakout area.

Part of the collection 3D Printed Planters.

Manufacturer Triboo

Family NeverEnding Furniture

Architonic ID 20753503

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Transforming waste into valuable circular furniture, Triboo is one step ahead in the journey towards an eco-conscious industry. Its recipe is a simple, yet radical one: less materials, less CO2, less waste.

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