Healthy Environment
Trespa International is aware that all of the worlds' resources are finite and we want to act as responsible guardians of the environment, with due respect to people, property and future generations.
Healthy Environment
Life Cycle Analysis
"Integral chain management" is the process of researching, drawing conclusions and taking measures to place as little pressure as possible on the environment during the entire life-cycle of a product. Not only is the product itself involved, but also product-related matters such as maintenance, transport or demolition.
Trespa was one of the first manufacturers of construction products to map for specific product types its' products effects by means of a life-cycle analysis (LCA), right from the source of the raw materials to the end of the life-cycle.
Designing for the Future
- Optimum sizes of panel to reduce waste
- Sawing programmes designed to reduce waste
- Preferred panel thicknesses to reduce sub-frames
- Optimum cavity depth and insulation to reduce energy loss
- Methods to reduce cleaning and maintenance.
The important environmental characteristics of Trespa's products are:
- Trespa's facade system allows for thicker insulation and therefore lower energy costs.
- Trespa Meteon is durable and long lasting allowing the need for fewer products over the life of the building.
- Meteon can be fixed on existing walls, allowing the builder the freedom to redesign the building without demolition.
- The magority of the raw materials used are rapidly renewable materials.
- Material returned to Trespa, as well as residual materials from production can be recycled for the production of new Trespa panels.
- Trespa waste material can be removed easily. It can be recycled, thermally recycled in a common industrial incinerator. All in accordance with national or local disposal regulations.
- Safe in use
Beneficial Processes
- Improving the whole production process
- Ensuring emissions and discharge are within acceptable limits
- Improving reduction of waste, storage and delay
Trespa and REACH
REACH statement