Within this collection, a spectrum of cosy, cool, and neutral browns and greys harmoniously coexists with the more conventional white and beige tones. This thoughtful blend ensures seamless integration and coordination with diverse design schemes, be it for residential havens or bustling commercial spaces.

The carefully curated color palette not only caters to contemporary sensibilities but also extends a wide range of choices. This flexibility proves invaluable in projects where both functionality and cost considerations play pivotal roles, making Montelli® the discerning choice for those seeking a perfect amalgamation of aesthetics and practicality.

Functionality and affordability converge in Montelli®, offering a solid surface solution that proves effective in various applications. From retail countertops and point-of-sale to economical hospitality settings, bathrooms, and kitchens, Montelli® emerges as a reliable choice. It serves as an optimal solution for projects where budget considerations are paramount, all while benefiting from the quality assurance associated with DuPont manufacturing and Omni Future Of Surfaces supply.

Though Montelli® Surfaces are well-suited for interior spaces, it’s important to note their limitations—they are not suitable for use in exterior cladding applications.

Polygood introduces a range of panels, constructed entirely from 100% recycled and recyclable plastic. These panels offer a versatile solution for crafting contemporary, eco-friendly furniture, as well as interior and exterior design elements. Polygood’s focus extends beyond mere recycling; we bridge the gap between recycling efforts and meaningful business impact on an extensive scale.

Polygood’s distinctive panels contribute to the creation of chic, environmentally-conscious furniture and design elements. Our belief is rooted in the idea that by fostering a demand for products derived from recycled plastic, we can prevent this valuable material from contributing to landfills, polluting oceans, or undergoing incineration. At Polygood, we showcase to companies that they can craft aesthetically pleasing and functional products using locally sourced waste, thereby making a visible commitment to the circular economy.

Our ultimate aspiration is to replace virgin plastic and other unsustainable materials whenever feasible.

While recycling centers handle tons of plastic monthly, the applications for recycled materials remain restricted. Polygood panels from The Good Plastic Company unlock new possibilities for utilizing this valuable resource. Simultaneously, businesses worldwide are adopting circular economy models, driven by both regulations and market demands. This sustainability shift poses a significant challenge, but it also presents an opportunity for companies across the entire value chain.

For businesses aiming to showcase shared values and boost brand affinity, Polygood offers a tangible way to do so. Integrating recycled materials into both retail and commercial interior designs proves highly effective, allowing brands to leave a lasting impression while actively contributing to a more sustainable future.

Our panels, the largest on the market at 2800x1400mm, weigh around 100kg, depending on thickness. Operating factories in Ukraine and the Netherlands, we can produce up to 1,000 tonnes of 100% recycled panels annually, meeting industrial-scale demand. Raw materials are sourced from various places, including single-use cutlery, packaging, household electronics, and ocean plastic.

For flexibility, we offer sizes of 1000x1000mm for prototyping and sampling, and 2800x1400mm for actual implementations. Standard thicknesses include 12mm and 19mm, with a ±1mm tolerance depending on the production location. Finish options range from matte (standard) to gloss upon request, ensuring versatility for different needs. Our panels are single-faced and exhibit high stiffness, medium scratch resistance (improvable with coatings), and zero moisture absorption.

The Good Plastic Company’s commitment to using 100% recycled plastics means there may be slight color variations between batches. As waste sources change, so does color pigment consistency. Despite efforts, batch colors may differ due to the inherent nature of recycling. Plastic granules that appear identical to the human eye may exhibit minor color differences when melted into a panel.

For example, black patterns may vary from deep black to matte ashy black, while white patterns can range from a bleached/snow white to a mottled effect comprising off-white and milky white shades. This variation stems from the origin of the material—household refrigerators—and reflects differences in the whiteness of the original appliances before recycling.

To address this, we recommend placing orders for individual projects in one batch and discussing color options and requirements with a sales manager. Additionally, it’s important to note that the surface and interior of our panels may feature small holes and marks, inherent to using recycled source material. While this is beyond our control, our sales managers can guide you on plastic types and patterns that are less susceptible. Surface treatments, such as coatings, can further ensure a more consistent finish, providing a practical solution for your unique project needs.