Construction, a key sector for the climate transition

The environmental impact of the construction sector is significant: it represents nearly 40% of global energy consumption, around 30% of CO2 emissions and 50% of materials extracted each year. In addition, it generates almost a third of the waste produced worldwide.

Using circular materials is an effective way to limit the impact of a construction project.

  • Improve the environmental impact of your business

    By limiting the impact of your construction projects, you contribute to your environmental strategy, thus meeting the values ​​of your company and the requirements of your various stakeholders.

  • Respond to the regulatory framework of today and tomorrow

    Regulatory requirements are increasingly numerous (European taxonomy, etc.). Using circular materials is an effective way to align your operations with these requirements.

  • Providing an innovative solution to cost and availability challenges

    Construction projects are becoming more and more expensive. Adopting circular practices is a way to reduce your costs and diversify your sources of supply.

  • Floors

    Interior and exterior floor coverings: tiles, parquet, carpets, vinyls, paving stones, clinkers, etc.

  • Insulation

    Insulating plates or rolls: glass, wood and rock wool, synthetic insulation (PIR, PUR, XPS), etc.

  • Wood

    Structural wood (chevron, batten, etc.), flooring or cladding, for interior and exterior. Doors and other joinery elements.

  • Facades

    Facade cladding: bricks, stones and other facing elements (metal, concrete, etc.) or masonry (tiles, Ytong, etc.)

  • Sanitary

    Sink, taps, WC, shower screen and other sanitary elements.

  • Wide availability

    We are able to supply a very wide range of materials and significant quantities, thanks to the materials available in a vast network of partners which we have brought together in a single catalog.

  • Quality

    Depending on the needs of the project, we include in our services a technical verification of the materials proposed which can range from a technical information sheet to laboratory tests.

  • Operational ease

    We offer an integrated logistics solution: your materials are delivered to your site on the desired date.


    All operations required upstream (disassembly, reconditioning, storage, etc.) are fully covered.

  • Step 1: Needs analysis

    We study your project and your constraints (quantities, price, quality and timing).

    We identify the positions with the most potential in terms of availability, CO2 impact and economic feasibility.

  • Step 2: research and validation

    We search for materials in our extensive catalog and formulate concrete proposals (prices, deadlines, etc.).

    The prices offered are all-in (including all upstream logistics). If necessary, we carry out quality tests or certifications.

  • Step 3: execution & delivery

    We deliver to your site on the desired date and we generate an analysis of the CO2 impact of the operation.

    If necessary, we coordinate dismantling, cleaning, reconditioning, etc. operations.