Bolon pushes recycling at Stockholm Furniture Fair 2024

During the recent Stockholm Furniture Fair Bolon showcased its commitment to environmental responsibility. For the installation of the temporary design bar by Lab La Bla, we partnered with IOBAC , using their double-sided dry-tack adhesive Tab-It. This collaboration not only ensured a seamless installation process but also enabled us to take back the flooring, recycle it, and make it a part of our circular business model.

"Opting for the installation of Bolon Flooring with the IOBAC Tab-it proved to be an ideal choice for the temporary setup at the trade show. The surface club withstood the foot traffic of many visitors, showing the durability of the installation method.”

Patric Windh , Flooring Installer, 3L M?leri & Golv

The use of IOBAC Tab-it contributed to the realization of Lab La Bla’s vision of a sustainable stand. Their use of unconventional materials gave a fresh perspective on familiar waste with wall panels crafted from recycled dairy packaging, textile coating made from recycled materials, and of course distinctive flooring from Bolon. The installation method not only enabled a fast installation and was non-adhesive/toxic, but also allowed us to take back the floor and reuse it.??

”We recommended to Studio Lab La Bla and the installers for an installation method of our Bolon tiles 50 x 50 cm with IOBAC Tab-it. With this sustainable no glue installation method Studio Lab La Bla could re-use a part of the Bolon tiles 50 x 50 cm for another fair and the rest we could take back for recycling in our own recycling plant to make new Bolon flooring out of it.”

Willem-Jan Vereggen , Global Technical Sales Manager, BOLON

Sustainability is woven into everything we do. We have a clear responsibility, not only when it comes to changing the traditional flooring industry with bold design, but also for the planet we hand over to future generations. That’s why we’re pushing recycling in the design industry.

Go to bolon.com to further explore our never-ending commitment to sustainability.

Photography by Katrine Morel