Historically carpet has been made using wool but in recent years the natural fibre has been replaced with petroleum-based fibre, mainly Nylon and Polypropylene both thermoplastic materials.
Through hands-on experimentation and material research into synthetic materials, working as an alchemist with ingenuity and persistence, I have developed a technique that allows me to reshape and repurpose this material for the creation of new design artefacts, avoiding carpet ending up in dumpsites.
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Article Code | – |
Type | – |
Finish | – |
Properties | Nylon and Polypropylene |
Durability | – |
Sustainability | – |
Weight | – kg |
Density | – kg/cm3 |
Strength | – mpa |
Insulation Properties | – |
Fire Resistance | – |
Load-Bearing Capacity | – |
Density | – |
Fire-Rating | – |
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Process | – |
Material | Nylon and Polypropylene |
Percentage of Waste | – |
Upcycling Waste | – kg / sqm |
Green Mark | — |
Sample Size | – |
Distribution Area | – |