
Innovative and practical, these sustainable building materials and insulation products are designed for modern homes and environmentally conscious construction.
Modern Sustainable Building Materials And Insulation

Ecovative thermal insulation is presented as an innovative, affordable, and more sustainable alternative to plastic foam. It is a biological product made from agricultural byproducts that are bound together by fungal mycelium.
Building With Natural Materials

Bellwether Materials offers insulation made from natural fibers. The product is described as safe for people, able to absorb pollutants from the air, and difficult to ignite. If the building is later dismantled, the material can also be reused for insulation or other purposes.
Stormwall Wall Panels

Stormwall offers complete systems for walls, floors, and ceilings. Its manufacturing process is designed to keep emissions low, making it another option in the broader field of sustainable construction materials.
Natural Paints


Romabio offers mineral-based natural paints for the home. These washable finishes are described as free from harmful chemicals, suitable for people with asthma or allergies, and able to absorb CO2. They are suitable for schools, hospitals, and private homes.
Environmentally Friendly Roofing Systems

GR Green Building Products has launched roofing systems made from recycled plastic and limestone. Milk bottles, grocery bags, and other recycled products are used as raw materials, creating a low-cost roof covering that can be reused after more than 50 years.
Components Made From Natural Products

bioMASON produces masonry materials from natural products with the help of bacteria. The finished material cures in less than five days and is presented as comparable to traditional building blocks in both cost and durability.
Prefabricated Straw Panels

EcoCocon offers prefabricated wall panels made from straw. They can be used as insulation or as part of the structure of a house, and the system has already been used successfully in passive-house projects.