Sustainable Material – Cork

Cork is not a kind of wood, it is the bark of the oak tree.

It takes between nine and twelve years for the bark to grow back thick enough to be harvested again. After harvest, as the trees begin to grow back their bark, they suck up to five times more carbon from the atmosphere. They do this to fuel the photosynthesis that the regrowth requires.

2024

DATE

11-19

Sustainable Material – Basalt Fiber

Basalt Fibers (BFs) are formed by drawing molten basalt at high temperatures ranging from 1450 to 1500℃, which known as the green industrial material of the 21th century, which combines sustainability, natural lastingness and many other properties.

2024

DATE

11-19