Building materials — 100% recycled textile waste
Strong fencing solutions with no maintenance – made from recycled materials
Fences and railings are exposed daily to wind, weather and wear. With Retextil, you get a solution that lasts – without ongoing maintenance. The material is made from recycled textile and plastic waste and requires no paint, oil or impregnation. It is dimensionally stable, moisture-resistant and developed for many years of outdoor use. The result is a robust, uniform look – with a significantly lower carbon footprint than traditional materials.
Standard profiles. Fast delivery. Minimal maintenance.”
Maintenance-free fencing solution – ready to use
Retextil fences and railings are supplied in standard profiles that are easy to work with and ready for installation. Whether you work with residential projects, commercial builds or public-sector solutions, you can quickly find the right option – or get input for your project.
100% recycling
How it’s recycled
We transform textile waste into robust profiles suitable for fencing, railings and outdoor boundaries.
Applications
A fencing and railing material that lasts
How does the material perform in Danish weather?
Retextil is not affected by moisture in the same way as wood and does not warp when switching between wet and dry. This provides a stable solution that maintains its appearance over time – even in the Danish climate with rain, frost and temperature changes.
Do Retextil fences and railings require maintenance?
The material requires no paint, oil or other ongoing treatment. The surface can be cleaned as needed, but no maintenance is required to preserve function and service life.
Where can the material be used?
Retextil can be used for both classic railing solutions, garden screening and larger projects in residential areas or public spaces. The material is ideal where a robust, uniform solution with a long service life is desired.
Recycling
waste-based
Additives
added
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Considering a Retextil fence or railing? Here you’ll find answers to the most important questions – before you get started.
1. What are the benefits of Retextil for fences and railings?
Retextil provides a maintenance-free solution with a long service life. The material requires no paint, oil or impregnation and retains both strength and appearance over time – even in exposed outdoor environments.
2. How does the material handle Danish weather?
Retextil is developed to withstand rain, frost and temperature fluctuations. It doesn’t warp like wood and is moisture-resistant, ensuring stability year after year.
3. Do Retextil fences need maintenance?
No – regular cleaning is usually sufficient. There’s no need for ongoing treatment, which reduces both operating time and costs.
4. How does durability compare with wooden fences?
Retextil has a longer service life than traditional wooden fences in outdoor environments. It is not affected by rot, fungus or splintering and does not need replacing to the same extent.
5. Is the material suitable for both private and professional projects?
Yes – Retextil is used in private gardens, housing associations and larger public projects where reliability and consistent quality are essential.
6. How are Retextil fences and railings installed?
The material is supplied in standard profiles that are easy to work with and can be integrated into existing solutions. Installation in many cases is similar to traditional fencing systems.
7. How does Retextil affect the carbon footprint?
The material is made from recycled textile and plastic waste and helps reduce the amount of waste sent for incineration. At the same time, it avoids chemical treatment, which is often used for wood.
8. Can the material be recycled after use?
Yes – Retextil can be re-granulated and used in new products. This makes the solution circular and relevant for projects focused on sustainability and documentation.
Any questions?
If you have questions about the process or the materials, you’re always welcome to get in touch
We help clarify options, requirements and solutions – from the first idea to practical application. Get in touch if you’d like to learn more.