An efficient, 100% recycled PVC wall and roof panel, transforming your facade into a sustainable solution.
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Like many other materials in our collection, upcycling, design and craftsmanship play a central role with the Pretty Plastic Panels. Beyond functionality, we’re committed to proving that waste can be a resource that opens up a new range of aesthetic and surprising forms, textures, and colours.
The Pretty Plastic Panels come in one size only.
This Pretty Plastic Panel can be applied as follows. Are you looking to use our products in a different way? Please talk to one of our experts to hear about the possibilities.
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Reaction to fire: B-s3,d0
Roof fire safety: BROOF(t4)
Weight per tile: 2.5 kg/tile
Weight per m2: 16.75 kg/m2
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Pretty Plastic works together with plastic recycling companies in The Netherlands and Belgium. They use PVC waste from demolished buildings, mainly window frames. The PVC waste is collected on building sites and processed into a granule that functions as the raw material for the Pretty Plastic Panels.
Due to the specific requirements of window frames, it’s not possible to make a product 100% consisting of rPVC window frames. Hence Pretty Plastic purchases rPVC, originating from demolished buildings.
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Yes, Pretty Plastic Panels have undergone an LCA, and the ‘First One’ panel has achieved EPD certification.
The panel has been included in the Dutch Nationale Milieudatabase (NMD, National Environmental Database) in Category 1, being the first building material in this group made of 100% recycled PVC.
Pretty Plastic Panels can be used on buildings up to 45 metres. For heights above 45 metres, dedicated construction and fire safety reports are required.
The necessary A2 fire certification for high-rises can be achieved based on the entire facade composition, including interior walls and insulation layers.
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Pretty Plastic Panels are very easy to install. Any builder can install Pretty Plastic Panels, as application is similar to installing standard roof tiles. For large-scale projects, specialized facade cladding companies are recommended. Have a look in the dedicated installation manual for instructions.
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Pretty Plastic Panels are made from 100% recycled PVC, with Aluminium Trihydrate (ATH) added for fire retardancy and compounded colour stabilisation. The advanced injection moulding process ensures material stability, minimising VOC emissions during manufacturing and use.
With a B-s3, d0 fire classification under EN 13501-1:2018, Pretty Plastic Panels comply with European and UK regulations for VOC emissions, offering a sustainable and low-emission solution for indoor and outdoor applications.
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