Lower Embodied Carbon Raised Access Floor Tile

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This contractor is using a market first lower embodied carbon raised access floor tile. Each tile has a minimum of 86% recycled material, as well as low carbon steel produced in an electric arc furnace. This means that each tile’s environmental impact is -3.04kgCO2e.

On this project alone using these tiles has saved 420 tonnes of carbon emissions.

Wider use of this product will have a great impact in decarbonising the fit out of buildings. This is an easily available low carbon product that is easy to implement and doesn’t have any impacts on existing install methodologies and programmes.

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Published 8 January 2025
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