Ceramic sanitaryware ships in built wooden crates that are used once and scrapped, a disposability PPWR’s minimisation principle now flags.
The fragile-equals-wood rule
Because the ware can chip, it is crated in lumber for a single trip, and that lumber is landfilled at the merchant.
Pain: breakage-justified waste
The fragile tag is used to excuse one-way wood, but PPWR asks whether the same protection could loop instead.
- Fragile shipped in one-way wood:Fragile shipped in one-way wood
- Breakage excuse for waste:Breakage excuse for waste
- PPWR asks for a loop:PPWR asks for a loop
- Reusable panels answer:Reusable panels answer
Rulowin honeycomb panels
Our reusable PP honeycomb and edge systems protect sanitaryware and return, ending single-use crating at the merchant.
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