It can be processed many times without losing its properties. Producing 1 ton of steel from scrap allows you to significantly reduce air pollution emissions (reduction of carbon dioxide by approximately 80%), reduce electricity consumption (by approximately 86%), save approximately 40% of water and a lot of space in landfills.

The powder coating process uses only paints with certificates and attestations that they do not contain substances harmful to humans, animals and the environment. No harmful solvents are used, and no volatile harmful compounds are released during the entire process, which prevents air pollution.

Wood obtained according to FSC standards using aldehyde-free glue.

The coconut mat used in the Throne chair as an upholstery softening material is an ecological alternative to PU foam, the production and disposal of which is very energy-intensive and is also not recyclable. Natural coconut fibers offer perfect ventilation, flexibility, durability and elasticity; Moreover, their capillary properties provide a natural microclimate that regulates temperature and humidity, ensuring optimal comfort. It is a fully biodegradable vegan raw material that is 100% reusable.

For perfect comfort, we used buckwheat hulls on the back of the chair. This durable material has anti-allergic, anti-inflammatory and anti-rheumatic properties. The buckwheat hull filling naturally adapts to the body position and also has hygroscopic properties. An important feature of these products, mainly due to the presence of tannins, rutin and quercetin, is the inhibition of the development of harmful microorganisms, mites, insect pests, fungi and bacteria.

The basic component of the fabric is polyester obtained from recycling PET bottles. About 80 bottles were used for one chair. Recycling polyester reduces the amount of waste sent to landfills, and processing PET bottles reduces CO2 emissions by up to 75% compared to the production of conventional polyester. Polyester can be recycled eight times.