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Refurbished furniture and CO2 allowance scheme
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CO2 quota scheme.
An effective way for companies to meet the requirements for the CO2 quota scheme is by using used furniture in their work areas.
Used furniture is an often overlooked aspect of sustainability, but it has a huge positive impact on the environment. By recycling furniture, the need for the production of new furniture is reduced, which saves energy and resources.
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Not just a sustainable investment.
There is also a financial benefit to choosing recycled refurbished furniture, as it can often be acquired at a lower price than new furniture. By saving money on furniture, companies can invest it in other green efforts or improve employees' working conditions.
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Do away with the consumer culture.
Furthermore, the use of used furniture can also help to create a more sustainable company culture. By choosing used furniture, the company sends a signal that it takes sustainability seriously and wants to contribute to a better world. This can have a positive impact on employee motivation and pride in being part of an organization that prioritizes the environment.
SUSTAINABLE FURNITURE TRADE.
We help companies reduce their Co2 footprint through sustainable furniture trade.
As climate change becomes more apparent, it has become crucial for companies to take responsibility and contribute to reducing their CO2 emissions.
Many companies are already aware of the importance of creating a sustainable workplace, and by investing in reused refurbished furniture, they can not only reduce their CO2 footprint, and save funds that can be invested in other green efforts.
Our Cases - Sustainable interior design.
We can all become more sustainable in our choice of furniture, production and designs. If you would like to know more about your options, we are happy to share our experience and the best solutions on the market.
