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Our recycled plastic roofing tiles are made from high-quality, post-consumer plastic waste, crushed glass and sand. The plastic and glass are cleaned, crushed, and a mixture of crushed plastic, glass and sand is molded into roofing tiles that are designed to withstand various weather conditions.

Eco Spring's recycled plastic roofing tiles are extremely durable and designed to last for decades. They are resistant to cracking, fading, and weather damage, making them a reliable alternative to traditional roofing materials.

Are recycled plastic roofing tiles eco-friendly?

Yes, our recycled plastic roofing tiles are designed to perform well in a variety of climates, from extreme heat to heavy snowfall. They are UV-resistant and have excellent thermal insulation properties.

These tiles provide excellent insulation, helping to keep buildings cooler in the dry season and warmer in the cold season which can reduce energy costs for heating and cooling.

Recycled plastic roofing tiles are low-maintenance. They do not require regular treatments or coatings, and their durability means they are resistant to moss, mold, and mildew. Occasional cleaning to remove debris is typically all that’s needed.

Eco Spring’s clay interlocking bricks are highly durable, thermally efficient, and made from clay and a small amount of cement. They provide excellent insulation, soundproofing, and are resistant to fire, pests, and weathering, making them a long-lasting choice for construction.

Yes, our clay interlocking bricks are an eco-friendly building material. They are made from natural clay and a minimal amount of cement. The manufacturing process is energy-efficient, and the bricks themselves can be recycled at the end of their life.

Yes, Eco Spring offers a range of colors to match various architectural designs. You can choose the look that best compliments your building.

Our clay interlocking bricks have excellent thermal mass, meaning they can absorb and store heat, helping to regulate indoor temperatures. This reduces the need for artificial heating and cooling, leading to lower energy bills.