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Materials for a circular future

Sustainable plastic solutions.

RePro turns plastic waste into composite boards for furniture, interiors and architectural applications.

A full exhibition display with a sofa, two armchairs, a coffee table and patterned panels in front of a WasteWise 2024 banner.
RePro sofa, armchairs and coffee table on display at WasteWise 2024.

02 / Selected projects

Recycled material, in place.

  • Upcycled RePro awning canopy installed at Levante Marinaressa Gardens in Venice

    Venice awning

    2025

    An upcycled awning built from recycled composite boards.

    Vitti Sthapati Brindo Ltd × RePro collaboration

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  • A corridor feature wall of gold-toned composite panels with lit green display niches and vertical light strips.

    Prime Bank Legacy Wall

    2026

    Composite panels, lit display niches and vertical light strips in the head office corridor.

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  • A full exhibition display with a sofa, two armchairs, a coffee table and patterned panels in front of a WasteWise 2024 banner.

    WasteWise 2024 pavilion

    2024

    Sofa, armchairs, coffee table and patterned panels built from recycled composite boards for the WasteWise 2024 exhibition.

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03 / Gallery

Where the work is shown.

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  • A sofa, armchairs and a coffee table made from speckled composite board, set on a WasteWise exhibition stand.
    RePro seating on display at the WasteWise exhibition.
  • Two RePro team members standing in front of a patterned board wall at the WasteWise exhibition stand.
    The RePro team at the WasteWise exhibition.
  • A wall of alternating square panels, one set dark and studded, one set deep red with a speckled recycled texture.
    Square recycled panels set in an alternating grid.
  • A lounge with red-upholstered seating on speckled composite frames, beside a painted patterned column.
    Lounge seating built on RePro composite frames.
  • Multicoloured herringbone flooring in grey, cream, pink and olive strips, viewed from above.
    Herringbone flooring after installation.
  • A close view of a layered yellow, brown and cream patterned wall panel above multicolour floor strips.
    RePro wall panel with a layered yellow, brown and cream pattern.

04 / Questions

Frequently asked questions

What is RePro composite board made from?

Recycled plastic, including multilayer laminate packaging and other hard-to-recycle waste streams.

What can the boards be used for?

Furniture, interiors and architecture: tables, seating, shelving, cladding, flooring and installations.

Who is behind RePro?

RePro was launched by Arbab Group in 2022 to give discarded plastic another useful life.

How do I request a specification?

Send the application, dimensions, quantity and finish through the contact form, or email info@reprorecyclingandresearch.com.

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