Green.
Many businesses would like to be more environmentally conscientious, but
believe the high costs of ecologically friendly goods prohibitive.
Contrary to popular belief purchasing environment-friendly remanufactured cubicles
will not only help save the planet, it will benefit your bottom line.
In fact, our remanufactured Herman Miller© cubicles can cost less than half the price
of new.
Every year $1.5 billion in new Herman Miller© product is sold.
Many more billions if you add the other major office furniture
manufacturers i.e. Steelcase, Knoll, Haworth, etc.
Typically, when new cubicles replace existing,
the existing cubes are sent to a landfill and never
made useful again.
More energy is consumed, more harmful pollutants emitted and waste created
when new virgin materials are consumed to produce new cubicles.
We remanufacturer first life products and re-engineer them to
look, feel, and function like new while using a small fraction of the
energy and raw materials otherwise used.
Remanufactured cubicles can contribute to points in the U.S. Green
Building Council’s LEED™ Certification program.
Remanufacturing conserves more raw materials and energy than any other form of recycling.
Globally remanufacturing saves an amount of energy equal to 350 tankers of crude oil.
By choosing just 1 remanufactured cubicle over brand new, you can save enough energy to power 10 households for an entire day
3 U.S. households could be powered for an entire year by the energy saved by remanufacturing just 100 cubicles.
More than 98% of each cubicles.com's remanufactured AO2 panel is reused.
Terratex ® fabrics use 50 million pounds of recycled materials and saves and amount of energy equivalent to 484,150 barrels of crude oil.
The use of recycled materials in Terratex ® fabrics saved 74 million gallons of water.
For more scary facts about how easy it is to destroy the environment - if we don't recycle - click here.
Our paint process is Earth friendly.
Cubicles.com’s Green Brochure
Leed Points for Commercial Interior
Sustainable Fabrics & Worksurfaces Options
Recycle vs. Remanufacturered - Video Presentation
U.S. Green Building Council
