Straw wall panel by EcoCocon

jury winner

Low-Carbon Product of the Year

GWP Total: 27.38 kg CO₂e/m²
GWP A1-A3: -109.00 kg CO₂e/m²

Sustainability Certificates

Cradle 2 Cradle

Silver

FSC®

The primary element of the construction system is an innovative panel made of compressed straw housed in wooden cassettes by EcoCocon. This system can be disassembled, decomposed, and reused. The EcoCocon wall system is revolutionizing construction by utilizing natural materials while ensuring healthy, comfortable, and energy-efficient living environments.

Features
- Straw insulation produced with multidirectional press technology
- Load-bearing twin stud frame made from sustainably sourced timber
- Custom-made dimensions to fit any building design
- Flat and uniform surface
- Standard thickness of 40 cm

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