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RECYCLING<br />
Sustainable future<br />
UPcycling is an<br />
important theme<br />
for Junkers &<br />
Mullers<br />
Junkers & Mullers is using basic fabrics made of<br />
recycled polyester, or more precisely recycled<br />
PET bottles, in more and more articles in its<br />
extensive in-house collection. In one square meter<br />
of this UPcycling material there are about 3-4<br />
recycled 1.5 liter PET bottles. On the one hand,<br />
this helps to curb global plastic waste pollution.<br />
And on top of that, recycling extends the utilization<br />
cycle of the raw materials - a contribution to<br />
reducing the ecological footprint.<br />
Following a range of roller blind qualities, the<br />
pleated range is now also being supplemented by<br />
further UPcycling articles. "SONATA UPcycling" is<br />
the name of the new semi-transparent plain fabric.<br />
It is characterized by a pleasant textile feel. The<br />
color palette includes elegant neutral tones in<br />
cream white, silver gray or sand as well as powdery<br />
fresh nuances in the lemon aqua range.<br />
In addition, two new print designs are presented:<br />
"LOVELY UPcycling" and "BOTANIC UPcycling".<br />
With playful brush effects the one and with<br />
delicate graphic lines the other, these floral designs<br />
come in soft lightness. Both prints and the plain<br />
fabric "SONATA UPcycling" are also available as<br />
roller blind qualities.<br />
In view of the growing awareness of a<br />
worldwide climate change, the demand for<br />
environmentally friendly, resource-saving products<br />
will increase. Junkers & M llers is well prepared for<br />
this with this wide range of UPcycling products.<br />
The proportion of recycled material in the JM<br />
UPcycling products has been certified by the<br />
independent internationally active institute SCS<br />
Global Services.<br />
20 <strong>Blinds</strong> & <strong>Shutters</strong> • ISSUE TWO <strong>2022</strong>