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Hemp needs little water, no pesticides, and reaches full height in months, not years — capturing atmospheric carbon roughly twice as efficiently as forestry across its growing cycle.

The panels are pressed from stem chips — the residue left over once fibre is stripped from the plant for other industrial uses. Material that would otherwise be discarded becomes the product.

A cement-free mineral binder holds the hemp chips together, with no synthetic flame retardants added — the panel is naturally fire-resistant and recyclable at end of life.