The furniture is 70% made from Sazka scratch cards. The remaining 30% is soft recycled plastic.
So far, we have made 20 yellow hexagons with dimensions of 120 x 42 cm.
We used 1,700 kg of Sazka scratch cards in total.
The furniture is modular and can be connected in many ways. It is possible to assemble all 20 parts or just some of them.
How will the scratch cards come back to life?
In a nutshell, what does the process of turning old scratch cards into boards used in Sazka modular furniture look like?
1
The scratch cards are weighed, shredded and mixed.
By mixing the material, its temperature is kept elevated during pulverisation, thus reducing energy consumption and enabling the system to work more efficiently. .
2
Presses are used to produce boards of the same thickness and shape.
No additional materials, such as adhesives or fillers, are used during the process. Only recycled plastic is added to the mix to ensure the durability of the material.
3
The boards are cut to the required dimensions.
The trimmings are automatically shredded and returned to the line, which recycles its own waste.
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Filip Krampla
designer
Filip Krampla
designer
designer
“We took less than two tons of secondary material and transformed it into unique modular furniture that promises long-term repairability and variability. I enjoy novel materials and unconventional solutions that fit in with the principle of sustainability.”
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Martin Klepáč
CEO LISA TECH a.s.
Martin KlepáčCEO LISA TECH a.s.
“We are delighted to have been able to participate in this environmentally sustainable project. We have created a material that is 100% circular and has great technical properties, and the final product that has been created is an amazing design piece.“
