Sustainable materials

For our sound absorbers, we mainly use natural wool from sustainable sources because wool naturally has excellent properties for a pleasant room and working climate and, unlike plastic foam, is 100% biodegradable. Our acoustic modules are made from Swiss and South German pure new sheep's wool. The surface is made of high-quality loden, while the back and core consist of wool layers of different densities, fibre orientation and fibre fineness. The manufacturer from whom we source the wool works according to the zero-waste approach, which begins with the collection of the wool, where all wool is accepted from the sheep farmers. Even the leftovers are swept up and later pressed into organic fertiliser pellets. Scraps of wool from fleece production are fed directly back into the production process.

For our polycarbonate opal diffusers, we use polycarbonate that is made from 59% pine oil, a waste product of the timber industry, and is certified according to the ISCC mass balancing principle.

Plastic-free packaging 

Our packaging has been plastic-free since 2020. We produce 100% of our packaging ourselves and only as needed – every piece of waste is processed directly into pulp. And this is used to create new packaging parts.

Our sustainability cornerstones

The 12 sustainability cornerstones are an integral part of our business philosophy. Back to the overview and more information.