Made from innovative and durable materials – upcycled scratch cards, epoxy resin, and acrylic lacquer.
Two shapes that can be combined into multifunctional configurations.
Suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.
Available in three colors – red, yellow, and turquoise.
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?
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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. .
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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.
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The boards are cut to the required dimensions.
The trimmings are automatically shredded and returned to the line, which recycles its own waste.
Come to see and try out outdoor furniture
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Červený park v Hodoníně
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Filip Krampla
designer
Filip Krampla
designer
designer
"While developing furniture for public spaces, we engaged in challenging material experimentation to ensure durability in all weather conditions. At the same time, we aimed for an interesting, minimalist design that highlights the character and aesthetics of the materials used. I'm glad our collaboration with Sazka is creative and rooted in innovation – that's what I truly enjoy about it."
Eva Nováková
Head of category – scratch cards
Eva NovákováHead of category – scratch cards
"The furniture for Hodonín was created by upcycling scratch cards. The ability to transform winning cards into a fully functional element of public space is, for us, proof that sustainability can take on a very tangible form. We are pleased that, thanks to the support of the Allwyn group and in collaboration with the city of Hodonín and the KKFF Foundation, this furniture has found its place here."
