Sustainability at the Heart of Jular
Jular believes that wood is a precious resource that must be treated with respect and responsibility. We are committed to sustainable practices that promote environmental preservation, from selecting certified raw materials to implementing production processes that minimise impact on the planet.
Our Sustainable Practices
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Certified Wood
We work exclusively with wood sourced from responsibly managed forests.
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Energy Efficiency
Our processes are optimized to reduce energy consumption both in production and in projects.
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Waste Reduction
We value the waste generated, promoting reuse and recycling at every stage.
10 Good Reasons to Choose Wood
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Using wood products helps preserve forests.
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Wood is a carbon sponge.
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Wood is a renewable and versatile material.
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Wood is a strong and durable material.
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Wood is beautiful.
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Wood is an excellent thermal and acoustic insulator.
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Wood is durable.
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Wooden structures can have a high level of prefabrication.
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Wood does not rust.
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Wood resists fire better than steel.
Each of us has a role to play, contributing to the preservation of the planet and ensuring a better quality of life for future generations.
How?
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Be responsible
It is up to each of us to choose ecologically responsible materials and lifestyles.
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Use wood instead of other materials
Besides its natural characteristics, wood is the only clean production material: earth, water, and solar energy are enough.
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Use sustainable wood
Choose certified wood products from sustainably managed forests.
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Recycle wood products
Any wood product can be reused, extending its carbon sponge effect.
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Use clean energy
Wood waste can be used for energy production (e.g., as biomass), replacing fossil fuels.
Certified Commitment to Sustainability
Jular is certified according to ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 standards, reinforcing our commitment to quality and sustainability. Additionally, we work with suppliers who hold FSC and PEFC certifications, ensuring that the wood used comes from responsible sources.