“Green” or should I say “Sustainable” design, is a common term that is being raised within the past, present and will definitely be raised within the next few years. Designers are now faced with the main objective of designing products that will not be a danger to our environment and create green corporate and residential spaces. The scarcity of natural resources is a problem therefore; the needs of the present must not compromise the future generation’s ability to meet their needs (www.econlib.org results). In other words, what we utilise in the present, must be still available for future generations.
In designing a new building or redesigning an older building, the suitable method is being sustainable and green, so where to start? With the materials that are used in these new green buildings. One such material would be Eva-tech wood plastic composite (WPC), which makes aspects of outdoor living a breeze and most importantly environmental friendly.
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Eva-tech became a great hit at the WoodEx exhibition this year March 20, 2012. It is one of the very few eco-friendly materials that interior designers incorporate in their designs, as it is used for nearly any outdoor application traditionally made from wood, e.g: Cladding, decking, furniture, etc.
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One can enjoy a book and feel like a million bucks on a garden bench under your Eva-tech pergola, as the decision we make today can benefit the future generation and the environment.
