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Durat Recycled and Recyclable Plastics

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Durat makes a dynamic and multiuse from recycled that can itself be recycled. Going into the future designers, engineers, and manufacturers need to look further down the line when producing a good. Durat has shown that product end life planning is possible and productive. The lifecycle of a product should be highly considered when choosing , design specifications, and manufacturing techniques. Every trash day I see poorly made products that have malfunctioned in a small way and are disregarded because it’s cheaper and easier to buy a new one. With Durat, architects, designers, and builders have a recyclable alternative that is durable, colorful, and adaptable.

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They collect waste that is so available in our modern world (whether it be on trash day at the curb or washing up on the beach) and mould high quality material from it. With a quick sanding the surface can be restored to the material leaving it looking like new after hard usage. Currently based in Finland and sourcing their raw material from waste in other Scandinavian countries Durat is rapidly expanding their range of products from wash basins and tubs to tables, chairs, and sheets of recycled Durat.

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4 Responses to “Durat Recycled and Recyclable Plastics”

  1. The style and colors of the sinks and bathtubs are great! For anyone with a contemporary sense of style, this would be a great addition to their home.

  2. Blog looks great and reads even better! You share some great opinions and insight here. Always looking for motivating blogs to keep mine going!

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