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Description
Description
Cement base with clear Glass Tube 6cm diameter and 15 cm high (sold per piece)
We feel we really came up with the most beautiful way to decorate your room. These cement bases hold a clear glass test tube. Ideal for displaying a single flower!
Eco-score
At Ecolinq, we believe it’s important that you know what you’re buying and what impact it has. That’s why we’ve introduced our ‘eco-score’. We calculate this score based on a number of criteria. You’ll find an explanation below. Would you like to read more about this? Then take a look at our information page
Total score
6/12
Production impact 0/2
High environmental impact
The production of this material requires relatively high amounts of energy, water and/or chemicals, resulting in a high environmental impact. For this reason, 0 points are awarded.
Material origin 0/2
Virgin fossil-based material
This product scores 0 points because it is made from virgin fossil-based raw materials such as oil or natural gas. No recycled or renewable raw materials, such as wood or plant fibres, are used.
End-of-life route 1/2
Suitable for lower-quality recycling
This material can be recycled after use, but the quality or potential applications of the recycled material are limited. Recycling is therefore possible, but not optimal. This results in a score of 1 point.
Reuse 2/2
Reusable
Material structure 2/2
Mono-material
This product is made from a single type of material, making it easier to sort and recycle after use. This results in a score of 2 points.
Chemical impact 1/1
Free from harmful inks, additives and similar substances
This product does not contain harmful inks, additives or other substances that place an unnecessary burden on people or the environment. This results in a score of 1 point.
Logistics 0/1
Produced outside the EU
This product is manufactured outside the European Union and therefore generally travels a greater distance before reaching our Dutch warehouse. Due to this additional logistics impact, 0 points are awarded.
