Approach

Raw offcuts and discarded material is collected at the production facility. The material is glued to longer elements and then sawn and planed to size.

Thermal glass is harvested and old window frames are removed. The cleaned glass is sorted by size and placed in storage.

DEKO combines the two waste streams in our Tystø system. The system is build up around modules and always made to order.

Carpenters install the modules and doors on-site. The skilled craftspeople make sure the installation is done carefully and with a high level of finish.

Emptied Carlsberg DraughtMaster kegs are collected from bars, hotels, restaurants and others

The DraughtMaster Kegs are granulated by special machinery

The granulated material is heatpressed into slabs of plastic. Different marble-like appearances occur depending on the heat applied in the process

The end product is mounted in the manner requested by our customer, to be used indoors and outdoors.

Emptied Carlsberg DraughtMaster Kegs are collected from bars, hotels, restaurants and others

The DraughtMaster Kegs are granulated by special machinery. One difference between the Fusø material and this lies in the sorting ahead of the granulation process.

The granulated material sorted to weed out minor impurities and subsequently pelletised.

After pelletising, the material can be used for regular injection moulding production. We have together with Mater and Wehlers developed versions of some of their products. The end product is mounted up on upcycled steel to be used as furniture for indoors or outdoors.

We collect our red heart beech from a major Danish contractor’s building sites. Where it is used as blocking for large steel elements.

The wood is then processed at our manufacturing partner Overgaard Wood, in Fredericia. Here the wood is cut into raw planks and dried completely.

We seek to minimise the number of different profiles so that our manufacturing remains agile. However we always seek to respect the source and cut profiles that are optimised through the inflow dimensions.

The red heart beech is turned into one of our final products. For example our Kiø Beech paneling

The panels finished with a Nærø batt and are installed in, for example, offices to improve their acoustic qualities.

Worn out work wear is collected, cleaned and then sorted.

The textile is shredded into small fibres. Afterwards they are mixed with a binder and pressed into batts.

Due to sorting we can produce a range of colours and densities. The textile batts can be applied the same as any other high quality sound absorption batts.

Nærø will improve any noisy indoor environment and visually tell a story of textile waste. Here we have combined it with our beautiful red core beech in Kiø Framed Textile

Raw offcuts and discarded material is collected at the production facility

The collected material is planed and sawn to the
desired dimensions

The result is a wooden ‘brick’, which can be laid in a myriad of patterns

When the desired pattern is laid, the product can be treated as any sturdy wooden floor