saveBOARD Ceiling Tiles is a unique structural composite panel made from 100% upcycled materials. The core of the product is made from shredded and compressed composite packaging, which can be seen through the transparent facing sheet. Aesthetically it allows the occupants to see the makeup of the board, while giving the user a sustainable and superior performing product.

It's a durable, moisture and mould resistant ceiling tile, suitable for commercial & industrial spaces. The colour is created from the original consumer packaging by segregating the feed stock into different colours groups on arrival prior to manufacture.
 
APPLICATION
Commercial ceiling tiles
Material Group No. 3 product (no flashover within 2mins). Please note, this restricts uses to low risk applications as with other wood based products. See your fire engineer or designer for specific building requirements.
Requires cutting with mechanical tools (skill saw, drills)
 
DESCRIPTION
Engineered composite board for interior ceiling applications.
Noise attenuation
Mould resistant
Water repellent 
ZERO Water, Glues, Chemicals added. VOC's and Formaldehydes are < 1% of the Green Building Standard (0.004mg/m2/hr) 
Declare label: Our products have been determined to meet the requirements for all applicable Imperatives of the Living Building Challenge
 
COMPLIANCE
saveBOARD Ceiling Tiles are manufactured using independently tested technology and form part of saveBOARD's range of low-carbon building materials. The product has been developed to provide a durable and sustainable alternative to conventional ceiling tile systems used in commercial and institutional buildings.
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The tiles are supported by Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) documentation and contribute to circular economy outcomes by transforming post-consumer packaging waste into high-performance building products. Manufactured in Australia and New Zealand, saveBOARD Ceiling Tiles help reduce landfill while supporting more sustainable construction practices.
 
Pick and freight deliveries ONLY.
Note: Boards must be manually unloaded. If a hiab is required, this will be charged at cost as an extra by the freight company.