Deck Tiles: A Study in Green and Ethical Materials

07.22.2010 | 12:07:35 pm | Posted by Sustainablog

Here is a guest post from Rob Jones, chief blogger at flooring and building materials firm BuildDirect. Today, Rob talks about how the building materials industry is changing in the light of sustainable practices. To illustrate, he mentions a specific product that embodies this trend: interlocking deck tiles.In some ways, it's fair to say that the building materials industry is very traditionally-minded. But, with this sense of tradition comes the instinct to meet demand, even if it means examining the supply. That's a traditional business practice which is unlikely to change.But, this tren...

 
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