The Leuven Materials Bank aims to recover six times more building materials in the coming years than it currently does. In total, it intends to give a second life to 3,000 tonnes of planks, tiles, and other building materials every year. The organization announced this today at the official opening of its new site. Located in the former Persil washing powder factory in Herent, it is significantly larger than the previous location. In this way, t…
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The Leuven Materials Bank aims to recover six times more building materials in the coming years than it currently does. In total, it intends to give a second life to 3,000 tonnes of planks, tiles, and other building materials every year. The organization announced this today at the official opening of its new site. Located in the former Persil washing powder factory in Herent, it is significantly larger than the previous location. In this way, t…