British company turns plasterboard waste into tiles with more than 95% recycled content, without kiln firing
- DeKiln's BioSintering technology uses waste gypsum plaster, a material commonly recovered from plasterboard, together with a bio-based binder to produce its Eralith tiles.
- DeKiln says the tiles contain more than 95% recycled content and are cured at low temperatures rather than fired in a kiln.
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- DeKiln's BioSintering technology uses waste gypsum plaster, a material commonly recovered from plasterboard, together with a bio-based binder to produce its Eralith tiles.
- DeKiln says the tiles contain more than 95% recycled content and are cured at low temperatures rather than fired in a kiln.
Sources: Times of India