The MKI score (Environmental Cost Indicator) is increasingly being used as an award criterion in public procurement to quantify and compare sustainability. The MKI score is a figure expressed in euros that represents the total environmental impact of a product or material over its entire life cycle. The lower the MKI score, the more sustainable the product and the lower its environmental impact.

This is great news for the innovative, lightweight #greengridz desk and tabletops! Because #greengridz is made locally using fewer materials, producing fewer CO2 emissions, and generating less waste, we’ve achieved an extremely low MKI score. And that’s good news for us and the environment!

Compared to heavy, solid materials—such as particleboard and plywood—which are traditionally used as standard materials for desk and table tops, we rank lowest of all. #greengridz is the lightweight alternative and offers a new perspective for the furniture industry and the market for sustainable and circular interior design in offices, hotels, stores, and schools.

For architects, buyers, facility managers, interior designers, and furniture manufacturers, this low MKI score offers a clear advantage. It’s not only better for the planet, but also a strategic tool for meeting increasingly stringent sustainability requirements. By choosing #greengridz, you’re choosing measurable proof of sustainability. The numbers speak for themselves.

Would you also like to score high on the next tender? 😊 Then get in touch with TRIBOO. Our consultants will show you how to score high by using fewer materials, reducing CO2 emissions, and minimizing waste!

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