ECOR’s flagship product is a high-performance composite board made entirely from natural cellulose fibers sourced from agricultural residues, recycled paper, and other clean waste streams. The innovative process involves a patented, chemical-free pressing system that binds the fibers using heat, pressure, and water, without any synthetic glues or resins.

The result is a durable, lightweight, and fully recyclable panel suitable for multiple applications such as interior walls, furniture, shelving, ceilings, flooring, and exhibition design. ECOR Panels can be cut, laminated, or shaped into various forms, enabling versatile use across the design, construction, and manufacturing industries.

Each ECOR Panel diverts waste from landfill or incineration and provides a sustainable alternative to wood-based boards. They can also be re-processed at the end of life into new panels, completing a true material loop. This makes ECOR’s product one of the most circular and environmentally advanced board materials available today.

Key Characteristics

• Converts agricultural and post-consumer fiber waste into durable panels

• No formaldehyde, resins, or chemical binders used

• Fully recyclable and re-pressable into new products

• Lightweight, strong, and highly versatile across industries

• Suitable for furniture, interiors, construction, and packaging

• Designed for circular manufacturing and local waste sourcing

• Reduces dependence on virgin timber and high-emission materials

• Certified under leading sustainability frameworks

• Non-toxic and VOC-free for healthier interiors

• Expanding global production to meet sustainable-material demand

🌱 Environmental Benefits

• Diverts agricultural and fibre waste from landfills or open burning

• Cuts deforestation by replacing wood-based composites

• Avoids formaldehyde and VOC emissions in buildings

• Reduces embodied carbon in construction and furniture sectors

• Enables a closed-loop, zero-waste materials cycle

• Lowers industrial waste and resource consumption

• Improves air quality in manufacturing and end-use environments

• Promotes local green jobs and circular manufacturing hubs

• Supports compliance with LEED, WELL, and other green-building standards

• Contributes to SDGs 11, 12, 13 and 15 through circular design and waste reuse