OVERVIEW
LIXIL's revia is an innovative composite material that combines recycled plastic and wood waste, offering a sustainable solution to environmental challenges. This versatile material has found its place in various urban development and public infrastructure projects, proving that sustainability doesn't require sacrificing functionality. revia's manufacturing process embodies circular economy principles, as it promotes recycling and reduces the demand for virgin resources. The material's lower carbon footprint, compared to traditional alternatives, supports global climate change initiatives while maintaining high standards of durability and design flexibility. Since December 2024, LIXIL has started mass production of revia at the Hisaishi Factory in Mie Prefecture. Through revia, LIXIL showcases its dedication to environmental stewardship and its vision for a more sustainable construction industry.
Key Features
- revia utilizes waste plastic and wood that would otherwise end up in landfills or incineration, contributing to an 82% reduction in CO2 emissions.
- The material's light weight and easy handling not only ensure safety and durability but also speed up construction work while allowing for creative designs.
- Implement horizontal recycling by collecting used revia products and reusing them as new revia products.
- With its ability to be tailored in terms of colors and patterns, revia combines aesthetics with utility.
Solvable Problems
- By incorporating waste plastic, revia reduces the volume of plastic waste, helping to combat the growing issue of plastic pollution.
- Revia makes efficient use of waste wood, reducing deforestation and minimizing the waste burden.
- By turning waste into a valuable resource, revia supports the principles of a circular economy, emphasizing reuse and recycling.
Usecase
- Sidewalks, pavements, and public walkways can benefit from its durability and customizable design.
- revia can be used to enhance the aesthetics and functionality of green spaces.
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