Building materials — 100% recycled textile waste

Decking made from recycled textiles

Retextil can be processed and installed in the same way as wood—without the need for oil, paint, or ongoing maintenance. This provides a stable, uniform deck with a long service life.

COMPLETED PROJECTS

Decking in practice

See how Retextil is used in various decking projects—from private solutions to larger installations.

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FROM WASTE TO MATERIAL

How textile waste becomes decking material

Would you like to understand the process behind the material? See how textile waste is collected, sorted, and transformed into building materials.

BENEFITS

Why Retextil is chosen for decking

Maintenance-free solution

No oil, paint, or finishing—now or over time.

The material is not affected by water and is well suited to Danish climate conditions.

Designed for many years of use without ongoing replacement.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Get answers to the most common questions about decking boards made from recycled textiles—from installation and maintenance to service life and applications.

Retextil looks and can be worked like wood, but requires no oil, paint, or ongoing maintenance. The material is more dimensionally stable and is not affected in the same way by moisture and weather.

No. One of the greatest advantages is that the material requires no treatment. Regular cleaning is usually sufficient.

Yes. The material is developed for outdoor use and is resistant to moisture, temperature fluctuations, and normal wear.

Retextil has a texture that provides good footing, even in wet conditions. This makes it suitable for decks, walkways, and outdoor living areas.

The material can be installed using the same principles as wood, making it easy for both professionals and experienced DIY users to work with.

Retextil is designed for a long service life without ongoing maintenance. This makes it a robust solution compared with traditional materials.

Retextil is made from textile and plastic waste that would otherwise typically be incinerated or landfilled. The material gives the waste a new function in construction with a long service life.

Yes. Retextil can be re-granulated and used in new products, supporting a circular approach to material use.

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