Recycled

Every year, about 11 million tonnes of plastic waste is dumped into the sea and dispersed. This growing mountain of plastic is a global problem and unless there is cross-border action between countries it is estimated that there will be more plastic than fish in the sea by 2050 – a development that we at Hide-a-lite do not stand behind. We are now taking care of plastic from the sea and turning it into new products. By manufacturing products from recycled material, we are helping to improve the Earth we live in.

We present Moon Basic E27 Recycled – lighting recycled from ocean plastic!

Moon Basic E27 Recycled – an economical, environmentally conscious and sustainable choice for the future.

From the deepest ocean in Guangdong Province in China to modern safety lights in Scandinavian stairwells. Now for the first time, we at Hide-a-lite present a plafond made from pure, recycled plastic – Moon Basic E27 Recycled. Not only does the plafond consist of 90% recycled material – you can easily take apart the luminaire and replace parts after use. We recycle more and save the earth’s resources. Moon Basic Recycled E27 is the perfect plafond for the private indoor environment such as stairwells, storage rooms and wardrobes, for surface mounting. Choose the light source you want with properties as needed (not included). With recycled material, easy installation and minimal maintenance, the plafond is an economical, environmentally-conscious and sustainable choice for the future.

Moon basic e27 recycled

GRS – for your safety with an environmental focus

Moon Basic E27 is our easily installed base plafond consisting of 90% recycled material. The product is certified by Control Union licence, GRS.

GRS, Global Recycled Standard, is a voluntary international standard that ensures that the customer receives products that comply with relevant safety requirements and that this is checked by an independent party. The certification covers every stage of the manufacturing process and sets requirements for recycled content and traceability, as well as social and environmental procedures and chemical restrictions.

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