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People often wonder if we could turn anything sustainable. Energy right now is the main concern for all because it is one of the most important essentials for most of the things that we use regularly to work. What about sustainable things that do not require energy but are made through sustainable ways? Introducing, Naturescast by Natures Legacy.

Naturescast is an innovation of using Mother Earth's natural scrap materials like twigs, branches and what not that are used to make eco-friendly furniture. This was achieved when the company was cleaning the surrounding areas of their factory. The problem came to them when dumping and or burning these materials could cause carbon footprints. Being in the furniture business for many years, they wondered if they can make these natural materials into furnishings. That is how Naturescast was born and turned into an eco-friendly furniture line.

Now, what does this have to do with sustainable energy and why do they call it eco-friendly furniture?
"Our facility and organization have the ff; practices to minimize carbon footprint .
1.Manufacturing Facility uses less energy for lighting and machinery . we have migrated from incandescent lamp to CFL.
2. we use very minimal water in the processing yet we have a water
retention facility that collect thousand of gallon of rainwater to be
use for mixing with our water base binder.
the same water collected are also use to test leak of our products.
3.recycling is big with us. we recycle almost anything to maximize the material.
Our packing material excess parts are shredded and mix into our
materials.
4.office practice re-use the other blank side of the paper use in facsimile, photocopy and dispose waste using a waste
segregation program
5. employees from the city are provided with transportation to the workplace as part of our carpool program thus
minimizing carbon emission
6. supplies and raw materials are sourced within a 50 miles radius
7.Employees are provided with subsidize housing program within a 10-15 minute
walking distance from the workplace thereby eliminating carbon emission
(they dont need to commute)
8.our housing are equipped with communal gardening area to encourage self sufficiency by growing their own vegetable and fruits
9.metal empty drums are utilize for fencing and roofing thereby
maximizing recycle use of the materials
10.Facility are high ceiling to allow free flow of air eliminating use of ventilation equipment thus saving energy
11. The company provides a green park where employees and their family can
relax and appreciate the beauty and value of the environment.
12.. and many more practices
13. our products are manufacture by hand , thus providing more employment opportunities to the community.
14. our binder is water base
15.our company has housing for the employees and has a foundation that support
more than 100 children for value formation and feeding class during
weekend."


Therefore, the company itself is practicing sustainable energy towards the furniture industry in which all industries should do. In recent years, each industries have started their contribution on sustainable energy. Sustaining energy nowadays are available anywhere and it is widely encouraged. This, opened new possibilities with a positive outcome for the earth itself.


Source : "http://www.greendaily.com/2008/10/23/naturescast-dry-bark-and-twigs-transformed/"
www.naturescast.com


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Comment by Shakwei Mbindyo on March 18, 2010 at 7:33pm
Wow, just check out the site. Their stuff is unusual & very beautiful. +1KS
Comment by Heather Simmons on March 18, 2010 at 10:51pm
Didn't know this existed! Thank you for the info. Looks like they have some great products.

I found the website:
Comment by Adam Sunman on March 18, 2010 at 10:53pm
thanks! +1 KS
Comment by Carlo Delantar on March 18, 2010 at 11:01pm
They do exist! and I am proud to be a part of them :) Right now, they are launching eco-friendly accessories also :) and they are patented which makes them more special!!
Comment by Emma Marie on March 19, 2010 at 4:19am
Nice work =)
Comment by Michele Baron on March 19, 2010 at 6:40pm
good posting/site link. Thanks!
Comment by Wintermute on March 20, 2010 at 1:20am
How much does the average chair cost. This isn't the first line of products that have been produced using "waste" material.

http://www.vivavi.com/
http://www.urbanwoods.net/
http://www.baltix.com/index.php

Just to name a few. The issue with these products is that often they are WAY TOO expensive. Especially when they are made out of scraps and "waste" material. It's really going to take a lot to get these products used on a mass scale unfortunately. Unless I am wrong and their are cheap eco furniture designers?
Comment by Carlo Delantar on March 20, 2010 at 1:32am
They are reasonable prices. Please contact them if you are interested. For this company, the price would be partial to help the workforce of the Philippines which is a third world country. This have been taken into consideration to help the country and alot more are being considered for the pricing.
The fashion accessories are very affordable.
Feel free to ask for information from the website.
Comment by DDeath on March 20, 2010 at 3:37am
very nice design and colour, really cool style
Comment by Carlo Delantar on March 20, 2010 at 3:42am
thank you ! i hope my blog explains everything

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