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This depends on the type of product you are looking for. Based on the information communicated in the sample request form, we’ll prepare a brick proposal for you, send samples, get into the specifics of your project and confirm the order, start production, and deliver on-site.

During and after the construction of your project, we’ll connect a few times to see how things are going. Get in touch with questions you might still have, or read more about the process of our custom-made service.

Not at the moment. Currently, we work mainly business-to-business and handle all sales ourselves. This way, we are certain you get all the complete information on time. We only produce our building materials on a project basis. Read more about how our products are made.

We deliver our products to Europe (including the United Kingdom) and North America.

Deliveries to Asia, South America, Africa, Australia, and New Zealand don’t fit our current sustainable approach. We want to work with regional waste streams on all continents in the future, so stay tuned for the latest updates!

This depends on the product you choose and the quantity of the order. In general, delivery takes 26+ weeks. This can go up to a year for projects exceeding 1000 m². Contact our sales team to find out what the lead time on your project will be.

To keep things cost-effective and environmentally friendly, we have the following minimum order quantities:

• > 50 m² for Europe (including the United Kingdom)
• > 500 m² outside of Europe.

For all projects using our Custom Made Service, there is a minimum order quantity of 1000 m².

This depends on what product you compare them with. In general, the WasteBasedBricks are priced in the middel range of bricks. But in terms of quality and aesthetics, they score high! When it comes to the segment of non-standard sizes, colours and textures (for example, long formats, moulded bricks, and thick formats), we can compete with suppliers of conventional products.

Our products are successfully applied in projects focusing on sustainability and design with a matching budget. For the most up-to-date price range of our products, please have a look at our pricing page or request a price indication.

We deliver our products under the general terms and conditions of the Royal Association of Dutch Brick Manufacturers (‘Vereniging Koninklijke Nederlandse Bouwkeramiek‘ – KNB). This involves a 10-year warranty on frost resistance. This is in line with most producers of ceramic materials in the Netherlands.

The short answer is no. Not yet.

The factory that will produce the BioBasedTile on a large scale is located in Denmark. The Biomason EPD team is working closely together with the engineers in Denmark to calculate the environmental profile of the actual product made over here.

To prevent the circulation of multiple EPDs of the BioBasedTiles, we will be waiting for the new publication which represents the commercial product we are selling.

Yes, Pretty Plastic Panels have an EPD for the ‘First One’ panel, which can be downloaded from our website.

Please note that the aim of the ‘First One’ panel is to recycle as much PVC as possible into new building material. This results in a higher product weight per functional unit.

This design choice is reflected in the LCA and EPD results.

The panel has also been included in the Dutch ‘Nationale Milieudatabase’ (NMD, National Environmental Database) in Category 1, making it the first building material in this group to be made from 100% recycled PVC.

Visit our download centre for all technical documents > 

Yes, the Skip Tile has a weighted average specific product EPD. By avoiding spray drying, Alusid’s Mas reduces the amount of energy used by approximately 45%. This translates to a 51%* reduction of the amount of CO₂ released and 44% less water used in comparison with the average Spanish produced tile.

*CO₂ and water saving is based on published verified EPD data for GWP-total/WDP (A1-A3 cradle to gate) per m² and is a comparison of weighted average Mas tile range with the average tile from data provided by Spanish Ceramic Tile Manufacturers Association members (ASCER) published in 2024.

You can download the EPD here >

An Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) is an independently verified and registered document that communicates transparent and comparable information about the life-cycle environmental impact of products in a credible way.

You can download the EPD in our download centre.