Sustainable recycling of insulation materials

The circular economy with EPS insulation materials –
sustainable construction business

By participating the EPSolutely project, we are responding to the growing challenges in the field of EPS insulation recycling. We are strongly committed to recycling EPS offcuts from the construction sector in an efficient and environmentally friendly way. With innovative processes, we are helping to conserve valuable raw materials and significantly reduce the CO₂ footprint of the construction industry.

 

MORE ABOUT INSULATION RECYCLING (GERMAN ONLY)

 

 

 

 

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How the EPSolutely and HIRSCH recycling service works

 

1. How can I order new recycling bags?
New recycling bags can easily be ordered online here.

2. What requirements must the EPS offcuts meet?
The EPS offcuts must be clean and free from contaminants such as glue, metal, or other materials in order to be recycled.

3. Can old EPS from renovations also be recycled?
No, old EPS from demolition or renovation projects cannot be recycled due to possible contamination and should be disposed of accordingly.

4. How does the collection work?
Once you have filled at least 10 bags, you can request a collection via the QR code on the bags or here. If you have fewer than 10 bags, the offcuts can either be collected until the minimum quantity is reached, or you can bring them yourself to a participating production plant.

5. How long does it take for the bags to be collected?
After requesting the collection, the bags are usually picked up within a few working days, depending on your location and the current workload of the collection service.

 

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FACTLINK provides reliable information and clear guidance on Styrofoam recycling.

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Benefits of the recycling service

Free pick-up

Return of 10 bags or more

Savings on disposal costs

Clean and tidy construction site

Discover our packaging recycling program, which gives EPS and paper fibers a second life.

HIRSCH PACKAGING RECYCLING