Recycle it again and again
We help you create buildings that are more efficient, healthy and durable. In some countries, we offer support to our customers by taking back our ceiling tiles and recycling them again and again in our factories.
Closing the loop
It’s never been more important to design buildings for the circular economy. Thankfully Rockfon acoustic solutions are an ideal choice to many of the environmental challenges that our world is up against today.
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Recycled stone wool
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59.000 tonnes of stone wool waste was recycled by the ROCKWOOL Group in 2023.
Recycled material
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Our products contain up to 64% recycled content with every tile containing a minimum of at least 29% recycled content. Rockfon solutions are also made of recycled stone wool.
Countries
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Countries where ROCKWOOL has established a recycling system
We keep the loop closed
Stone wool is a closed-loop, fully recyclable material. We don’t down cycle, in fact, our stone wool products can be recycled again and again without any change in their quality.
Our ROCKWOOL factories receive wool waste which we turn into briquettes and feed back to our production, instead of using virgin stone. By that, new high quality stone wool products are produced, with a high percentage of recycled content.
Circularity built-in
We’re all about the circular economy and minimising the emissions and waste of the take, make and dispose model commonly found in the construction industry. Our acoustic solutions are made up of anywhere between 29% up to 64% of recycled materials and we do not use scarce resources.
In some countries, after installation we can collect and recycle the offcuts and when it's time to retire our grids and acoustic ceiling solutions, we can do that too. We turn our products into new durable solutions again and again without affecting the quality or down-cycling them into other products with lower value.
Designed for disassembly & modularity
Modularity is another important aspect of sustainability. Rockfon’s acoustic solutions are adaptable to internal changes in physical space and refurbishment as they are manually removed without affecting the structure.
This is great because using building materials that are modular makes it possible to reuse when you need to make changes to spaces, rather than throwing them away.
What is in it for you?
The construction industry diverts 1-2 billion tonnes of waste, or one-third of the global total waste to landfill, and we take that seriously.
Now, more than ever, it’s important that we recycle whenever and wherever we can and we all have a key role to play.
We support you recycling
We’ve created partnerships with waste handling companies in many countries around the world and together we help you contribute to a circular future.
Our partners help with sorting waste and transporting it back to our factories, where we use it to make new stone wool products.
Lifecycle
Discover our whole sustainability story and visit each life cycle stage of our closed-loop acoustic solutions.
