Your Home
We want to improve people’s quality of life. How? By manufacturing innovative products that create healthy, comfortable and sustainable living spaces. Because regardless of whether you’re in class or at the office, we spend most of our lives indoors.
Natural designs. Better for your well-being.
The inspiration for the designs of our panels and laminate floors? We find it in contemporary design but also in nature. We deliberately create designs that look lifelike and have a natural feel because that is the way to bring nature into your home. In turn, this has a beneficial effect on your well-being.
Better acoustics and comfort. A more comfortable work environment.
Some products, such as our carpet tiles, improve the acoustics at the office. The result? A quieter work environment that helps keep stress at bay. Other products such as our vinyl floors improve the ergonomics for people who spend a lot of time on their feet, such as shop attendants. Our floors are much more comfortable.
Better insulation. More comfortable living.
From floor to roof insulation, all our insulation products boast high insulation values. This ensures a comfortable indoor living environment, both in summer and in winter.
Recognised sustainability labels. Easy comparison.
Are you also paying increasing attention to sustainability when making a purchase? You’re not alone. That is why the sustainability labels and claims on our products are independent, well-defined and universally recognised. This makes it easy to assess and compare them in terms of sustainability.
Discover how sustainability is central to everything we do
Waste wood that can no longer be recycled is turned into green energy
It is our ambition to recycle wood as long as possible. Unfortunately wood cannot be recycled indefinitely because the fibres have become too degraded. What happens to the waste wood that can no longer be used to manufacture high-grade products? Smart incineration in our green power plants to generate our own green energy!
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Unilin is investing in the world’s biggest MDF recycling plant.
Backed by a €20 million investment, Unilin is set to start recycling MDF on an industrial scale at its site in Bazeilles, France. This represents a great leap forward for the circular economy, as Unilin plans to make this innovative service available to the entire sector via Unilin Technologies.
Where does Unilin source its wood?
Wood is one of Unilin's most crucial raw materials but that doesn't mean our production units rely on a steady supply of fresh wood. On the contrary. “We are Belgium's largest wood recycling company”, says Lasse Six, sustainability expert at Unilin.