Environmentally Responsible Shutters
Today, it's more important than ever to select products for your new home
or your green home remodel that are environmentally friendly and completely
safe for you and your family. Insulated shutters made from green building materials,
engineered wood products, or recyclable building materials are your best bet.
That's why Danmer developed Thermalite. Our concern for the environment and
the preservation of our natural resources was the driving reason to find a
substitute for wood shutters that used energy efficient building materials.
Thermalite Shutters are the only 100% non-toxic,
flame retardant, water-resistant synthetic material that looks and feels exactly
like wood.
Materials
Look for non-toxic shutter materials in keeping with green building
standards.
- Premiere tight grain 100% engineered hardwood
- FSC and SFI certified wood available
- Thermalite™ non-toxic shutter finish and synthetic material
- Non-toxic formaldehyde free glues
Paint and Stain Finishes
- Danmer's proprietary paint and stain finishes are environmentally safe,
non-toxic, water based, and low voc
- All finishes exceed what is required by regulatory agencies AQMD and Ozone
Transport Commission (OTC) for VOC emissions
Energy Efficiencies
- Thermalite™ shutters are 3 times the insulation of wood for the most
energy efficient homes possible
- Hardwood shutters insulate more than draperies or energy efficient blinds
to support energy efficient homes and energy efficient buildings
Sustainability
- Quality construction and responsible manufacturing maximize the longevity
of our products
- All products are recyclable
- Energy efficient window coverings support environmental sustainability
Manufacturing
- All product and materials in the manufacturing lifecycle are recycled
Waste Reduction
- Danmer surpasses regulatory requirements for pollution prevention by recycling
over 75% or 172 tons of solid waste materials that cannot be utilized. Danmer
Custom Shutters is a recipient of the 2006 WRAP award for waste reduction
from the State of California Integrated Waste Management Board.
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