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Revol, in an aim of preserving the natural resources and make a change for our planet started to recycle its wastewater. This process enables Revol to diminish their use of water and minerals essential for the creation of porcelain. No.W is the first collection made of recycled paste.
| Item Code | 654610 |
| Diameter |
285mm |
| Height |
20mm |
| Barcode | TBA |
Aiming to reduce its carbon footprint, this range is made using 100% recycled materials. Produced without wasting resources, this range is naturally beautiful, recycled and environmentally conscious.
Produced entirely from recycled pastes and enamels, Recyclay delivers durable, original, hand-made products. As strong as culinary porcelain, recyclay features subtle grey hues and offers an eco-friendly crockery option.
Dishwasher safe products are essential for any hospitality business. Our dishwasher safe items are guaranteed to stand up against everyday commercial use rigors without compromising their original lustre or finish.
Revol, in an aim of preserving the natural resources and make a change for our planet started to recycle its wastewater. This process enables Revol to diminish their use of water and minerals essential for the creation of porcelain. No.W is the first collection made of recycled paste.
| Item Code | 654610 |
| Diameter |
285mm |
| Height |
20mm |
| Barcode | TBA |
Aiming to reduce its carbon footprint, this range is made using 100% recycled materials. Produced without wasting resources, this range is naturally beautiful, recycled and environmentally conscious.
Produced entirely from recycled pastes and enamels, Recyclay delivers durable, original, hand-made products. As strong as culinary porcelain, recyclay features subtle grey hues and offers an eco-friendly crockery option.
Dishwasher safe products are essential for any hospitality business. Our dishwasher safe items are guaranteed to stand up against everyday commercial use rigors without compromising their original lustre or finish.
