The NEW LIFE initiative promotes the sustainable recycling of end-of-life tyres (ELT) for durable, climate-friendly products. The recycled rubber granulate from used tyres is a high-quality secondary raw material for the production of attractive, environmentally friendly solutions for future-oriented garden, landscape and sports field construction. The products made from recycled ELT rubber granules manufactured products are sustainable, weather-resistant, non-slip, easy to lay and can be customised in terms of shape and colour.
Wide range of applications in private and public green spaces
Rubber granules from ELT is a valuable raw material for a wide range of sustainable applications in gardening, landscaping and sports ground construction. To obtain this high-quality material, the rubber from used tyres is mechanically shredded in state-of-the-art facilities in an environmentally friendly way until the desired grain size is achieved.
With the use of products from ELT rubber granules garden, landscape and sports field builders also make an important contribution to environmental protection and the circular economy, as the valuable components of used tyres have been reused to manufacture new, durable products. This means less waste and the conservation of natural resources.
Recycled ELT rubber granules is an excellent material for designing public and private gardens. Whether as a robust floor covering on terraces, for paving paths, edging flower beds and sandpits or as a pool underlay: ELT material is robust, elastic, extremely weather-resistant and easy to work with. Garden elements made from recycled rubber also need to be replaced less frequently - saving time and money.
Products from recycled used tyres are ideal for the design and sustainable enhancement of parks, larger green spaces and public green areas. Visually appealing ground systems, path and bed edgings and customised design elements made of ELT rubber granules are weatherproof, slip-resistant, cushioning, easy to install and low-maintenance. The durable, hard-wearing and easy-care ELT products can be easily recycled and used for new products.
Safety has top priority on public playgrounds and sports fields. Customisable floor coverings made of ELT material offer even fall protection, are easy on the joints, hard-wearing, durable, weather-resistant and sound-absorbing. The rough surface texture reduces the risk of slipping in wet conditions and rainwater is drained away quickly.
Safety tiles and playing field surfaces made of ELT rubber granules is available in many different shapes and colours - perfect as an invigorating design element for sports facilities, playgrounds or other public areas. Sustainable products with ELT content are also available for artificial turf and playground equipment - for maximum playing fun without danger.
With the use of forward-looking products made from sustainable ELT rubber granules In garden, landscape and sports facility construction, you make an active contribution to environmental protection and a functioning circular economy. Your clients and the public benefit from high-quality, safe and durable products and recognise you as a responsible company.
In addition, the use of individually customisable products from ELT rubber granules new possibilities for the attractive design of gardens, parks, green spaces, playgrounds and sports fields. Last but not least, sustainable ELT material also quickly pays for itself economically, as the cost of maintenance and installation is significantly lower than with conventional materials.
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