• Red dot design award 2017
  • IF award 2017
  • Red dot design award 2017
  • IF award 2017

A natural revolution
Marmoleum Cocoa is climate positive and ready for circular use. Reducing your carbon footprint and increasing the use of post-consumer recycled content, it can be used over and over again.

Marmoleum Cocoa is made out of 97% natural and renewable raw materials. Of this, 43% is combined recycled content from end-of-life, post-installation, cross-industry and closed loop waste streams.

Of the recycled content, 33% is recycled pre- and/or post-consumer flooring waste. The balance between pre- and post-consumer waste varies due to the availability of installation waste and old flooring obtained through our Back-to-the-Floor program. To ensure high-quality flooring, our recycled content is fully tested for health and safety standards before we reuse it in our new floors.

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The production process for Marmoleum Cocoa flooring results in less pollution and every square metre saved from incineration after its lifetime saves emissions to the equivalent of 1.8 kg of CO2 . More information

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