Greentag Gold for Woven Image

Woven Image have undergone a Life Cycle Assessment for their EchoPanel range, to outstanding results.

June 27th, 2010

Following a Life Cycle Assessment conducted by Edge Environment, Woven Image’s EchoPanel has met all the requirements for Greentag Gold LCA Rate Assessment plus GreenRate Level A certification.

The assessment looked at impacts from cradle to grave LCA, from basic material extraction and processing; supply chain transport and packaging, end use and maintenance.

It also looked at recycling and reuse of materials and products.

Woven Image products are created with life cycle thinking in mind.

For the design community, this means that when you specify EchoPanel, you’re not just using an innovative, sustainable contemporary finish; you’re also able to reach a product score of 100% in the GBCA Material Calculators.

Explore the entire EchoPanel range online.

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