Carpets Inter has recently announced receiving Declare LBC Red List Free certification of its EcoSoft modular Carpet Tile.
The leading manufacturers and distributors of a comprehensive range of carpets have been accorded this recognition for its one-of-its-kind eco-friendly Ecosoft product, which is devoid of harmful Red List chemicals.
What makes this high-performance and environmentally friendly carpet tile cushion backing unique from others are the materials that go into its manufacturing. This eco-friendly carpet is crafted from 80% post-consumer material re-engineered from millions of discarded single-use drink bottles, along with 5% post-industrial recycled PET.
Expressing his elation on receiving this recognition, Richard Morris, Global Business Director, Carpets Inter, said, “It is indeed a joyous moment for our team to have been rewarded with this prominent industry award, Declare 2.0. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to both Declare Label as well as International Living Future Institute (ILFI) for recognizing EcoSoft modular flooring with this award. We would also like to thank all our customers, the Architect & Design Community and our business partners for their constant support and especially our hardworking manufacturing team for their consistent efforts that have enabled Carpets Inter to adorn the leading manufacturers and distributors of a comprehensive range of carpets. Receiving this award is indeed another milestone in our corporate journey. It makes us believe that we are indeed treading in the right direction and that our innovative approach and sustainable offerings have been successful in bringing about a positive change in the industry.”
Launched by ILFI in partnership with Toxnot, Declare product submission process is a robust and streamlined material reporting platform. It is a transparent product database platform that rewards both manufacturers as well as designers across the industry for their concerted efforts to upscale the market with their innovative and sustainable offerings.
The label evaluates a product as per its compliance with all the imperatives applicable to the selection of building products that adhere to the standards of Living Building Challenge 4.0. With the latest version, Declare 2.0, the program aims at pushing the industry towards a holistic approach to material health.
