100,000,000 square feet of recycled ceiling tile saves
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Acoustics
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A little ceiling can go a long way. The Greenville County School District in Greenville, SC recycled 100,000 square feet of
old ceiling tile and made a big difference. The Armstrong Ceiling Recycling Program has recycled over 100 million square feet
of old ceiling tiles in its’ first 10 years- diverting over 50,000 tons from the landfill. Help close the loop by including
ceiling recycling in your next specification
See the difference you can make difference with our Ceiling Recycling Environmental Impact Calculator!
Consider the savings of only one ton of material:
- 456kg CO2 equivalents of greenhouse gas emitted, the global impact of not driving a car 3,675 miles
- 11 tons of virgin raw materials, which saves 1,892 gallons of potable water
- 1,390 kWh electricity, the monthly energy to power a home for 1.4 months
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This cradle-to-cradle process is a natural extension of our use of recycled materials and environmentally compatible manufacturing
process that reduces our environmental footprint. Join us as we continue to refine and shape the program to make it easier
for you to integrate into your building plans.
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- No landfill fees or dumpster costs. We’ll pick up your old ceiling tiles
- Removing old ceilings for recycling provides an early view of potential problems, structural issues and abatement needs
- Orderly ceiling removal eliminates confusion and space limitations during demolition
- Achieve LEED® credits by including ceiling recycling in your construction waste plan
- Show your commitment to the environment
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- Less landfill impact
- Preserves our natural resources
- Closed-loop process enables old ceilings to become new again with post-consumer content; saves on use of virgin materials
- 85% of ceilings returned to us come via a SmartWaySM Carrier Partner, the most energy-efficient fleet in the industry
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It’s easy for you to dispose of old mineral fiber ceilings and see them efficiently reclaimed and reused by Armstrong to make
new ceilings - Ceiling-2-Ceiling items. See our Steps to Recycle.
Find a Recycling Partner / Consolidator / C&D Processor
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