Waste Minimization Guidance Document - G43: Second-life uses for your corrugate material in the building industry.

Second-Life Uses for Your Corrugate Material in the Building Industry

Corrugated material doesn’t have to end its life in a landfill. With the right approach, it can be transformed into valuable products for the building industry. This resource explores innovative second-life applications for corrugate, helping you reduce waste and contribute to sustainable construction practices.

What you’ll learn in this resource:

  • Why corrugate is an ideal candidate for second-life applications
  • Common building products made from recycled corrugate
  • How to prepare and process corrugate for reuse in construction
  • Steps to connect with manufacturers and markets that use recycled fiber

Download the guide now and start turning your corrugate waste into building solutions that support sustainability.


FAQs

Why reuse corrugate in the building industry?
It reduces landfill waste, lowers raw material demand, and supports green building initiatives.

What building products can use recycled corrugate?
Composite panels, insulation boards, and structural fillers are common applications.

How do I start implementing second-life uses?
Partner with recyclers and building material manufacturers, and ensure your corrugate is processed to meet quality standards.