Biodegradable materials

Full-cycle low-carbon environmental protection: 

Biodegradable materials such as biopolymers and natural fiber composites, which are derived from renewable resources, significantly reduce carbon emissions throughout their entire life cycle, from production to disposal, truly achieving a sustainable "cradle-to-cradle" model. 

Reduce construction waste and land burden: Traditional curtain walls generate a large amount of difficult-to-treat waste after demolition, while degradable materials can decompose under specific conditions, significantly reducing landfill pressure and alleviating the problem of urban solid waste. 

Enhancing the ecological friendliness of buildings: These materials are non-toxic and harmless. They improve the indoor and outdoor environmental quality during the usage stage and leave no pollution residue after being discarded, meeting the dual standards of green buildings and healthy buildings. 

Shaping a green image in the new era: The adoption of degradable curtain wall materials is a significant indicator of the construction industry's move towards a circular economy. It not only helps in obtaining green certifications but also demonstrates a forward-looking sense of corporate social responsibility and ecological values. 

In conclusion, the application of environmentally friendly and degradable materials has transformed the curtain wall from a mere building envelope structure into an organic system with a life cycle, endowing buildings with genuine eco-friendly attributes and providing an important path for the high-quality and sustainable development of future cities.