Egyptian startup turns non-recyclable plastic waste into tiles

Each tile manufactured by TileGreen removes about 125 bags of non-recyclable plastic from the environment.
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TileGreen, a Cairo-based startup, is transforming the construction industry by using non-recyclable plastics to manufacture eco-friendly tiles. This innovative company is tackling two critical environmental problems: plastic pollution and high carbon emissions from the concrete sector.

The concrete production is responsible for a large share of global greenhouse gas emissions. At the same time, plastic waste continues to accumulate, with only a small fraction recycled. TileGreen has developed a patented process that transforms this waste into high-quality building materials. into high-quality building materials.

Stronger ecological tiles

Its paving tiles, made from hard-to-recycle plastics, are stronger, lighter and more durable than traditional concrete.made from hard-to-recycle plastics, are stronger, lighter and more durable than traditional concrete tiles. In addition, they do not contain cement, which contributes to a significant reduction in energy and water consumption, offering a sustainable alternative to conventional construction.

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Tile recycling and production process. Source: TileGreen

TileGreen has already produced more than 40,000 tiles and plans to expand its offering to more than 40 different products, including bricks and roof tiles. The collaboration with SODIC, a leading real estate developer, strengthens its impact on the market, while exploring new partnerships to expand its reach.

In a world looking for sustainable solutions, TileGreen stands out as a leading company that reduces plastic pollution and offers viable alternatives to traditional materials. With an ambitious goal of recycling billions of plastic bags by 2025, this startup promises a greener and more responsible future.

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Photos: TileGreen

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