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Turn Your Leftover Tyvek Into Something Else Altogether

Lloyd Alter, Toronto

Lloyd Alter

By Lloyd Alter
Toronto, Canada | Sun Mar 23 17:21:00 GMT 2008

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Jasmin recently described how you can recycle Tyvek by sending it back for recycling; Planet Green has also demonstrated the making of wallets and laptop sleeves.

Designers Diego Ramos and Luis Eslava have recycled it into furniture, lamps, vases, and stools; they came up with enough ideas to mount an exhibition called "Tyvek World." Something to think about if you can score any housewrap-sized pieces from local construction sites. ::Designboom

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