Floreon is excited to announce its partnership with Morph, a leading UK manufacturer of sustainable modular construction systems for furniture and fit-out sectors. Morph’s versatile and reusable products align perfectly with Floreon’s commitment to sustainability and eco-friendly materials.
Morph has selected Floreon’s advanced, renewable materials for their new Morph Therma product, showcasing their shared dedication to green innovation. Floreon’s material, derived from renewable feedstocks like corn and sugar cane, has a carbon footprint up to seven times lower than conventional plastics. The flame-retardant and halogen-free Floreon Therma-Tech is ideal for fire-resistant applications.
Recently, Floreon showcased Morph’s modular system at the Plastics Live Show in Coventry, and later repurposed the components for a display at the Aura Innovation Centre (AIC) in Hull. This move highlights Morph’s system versatility and the strength of their partnership.
Relocating to AIC has allowed Floreon to leverage its research and development facilities and collaborate closely with University of Hull researchers. This partnership has enhanced Floreon’s innovation and operational efficiency while promoting low-carbon solutions.
Floreon’s materials, designed with recyclability in mind, are suitable for various industries, offering an eco-friendly alternative to traditional plastics and are a drop in manufacturing solution.
