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GREEN FEATURES OF PARASOLEIL Parasoleil is a supporting member of the United States Green Building Council Parasoleil has been recognized as a product that can contribute toward LEED certification points. Creates green outdoor living spaces to enlarge the usable square footage of a space Parasoleil is completely mined, milled, and manufactured in the USA to reduce transportation energy waste Made from 90-95% recycled copper 100% recyclable 0% waste manufacturing Energy-efficient waterjet manufacturing Single-elemental product provides incentive for recycling, and energy efficiency in breaking down material Copper is 100% maintenance-free reducing toxic chemicals used by other products Copper lasts forever reducing materials replacement energy Energy-efficient in waterjet manufacturing Copper has a high albedo quality Copper reduces off-gassing chemicals created by competing products Parasoleil protects the wood framework to which it is mounted. Parasoleil is versatile in its applications: shade, privacy, ceilings, surfaces, exterior cladding, architectural lighting using shadows, interior partitions, drop ceiling material, cabinet door material to replace glass, fences, railings, etc. Parasoleil is a green material that can be used to complete the 1%-for-the-arts code required in public building Shade creates community connectivity Reducing the Heat-Island Effect between building, gathering areas, and walkways All Parasoleil products are designed and manufactured by UB Arts to be long-lasting with little maintenance, green in the product and manufacturing process, and structurally stable with a high level of artistic design. Other raw materials used to make green-certified Parasoleil panels: ALUMINUM, FSC-CERTIFIED WOODS AND ORGANICS, STEEL, and TINTED ACRYLIC. PRESS: Awards and Associations
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Best Innovative New Product Showcase — Garden & Home Show, Denver, CO, Feb 2006
US Green Building Council
Society of North American Goldsmiths