Architectural design and construction are both innovating and returning to traditional products and methods that place a lighter burden on the planet’s natural resources, reduce carbon footprint and ensure long-term sustainability.
Architectural design and construction are both innovating and returning to traditional products and methods that place a lighter burden on the planet’s natural resources, reduce carbon footprint and ensure long-term sustainability.
As we strive to become a global market leader, we recognise our responsibility to provide roof terrace and podium systems that support these goals and to contribute towards a better environment for the future of our communities.
We are currently working towards achieving ISO 14001 certification, which is scheduled for completion in 2025, to ensure our environmental management systems are fully implemented. In addition, we are developing EPDs for our pedestals, joists, and planter systems, with a target completion date of 2026.
To reduce the frequency of replacement due to damage or wear and tear
To decrease the use of finite natural resources
To reduce carbon footprint before, during and after manufacture
To ensure a high percentage can be reprocessed at the end of the products’ lifespan
We are currently working closely with Positive planet to reduce our carbon footprint.
We minimise the consumption of natural resources.
We recycle or reuse natural resources where practicable.
We are looking into sourcing materials from local suppliers to reduce our carbon emissions.
We responsibly recycle or dispose of all non-hazardous waste.
Raaft® Porcelain tiles perfectly demonstrate our commitment to environmental sustainability and low carbon footprint.
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