EZWOOD

COCONOID

New materials recycled from coconut shell

COCONOID POINT

New materials recycled
from coconut shell
Excellent durability
Realization of carbon neutrality
through carbon capture
Resistant to moisture,
eliminating rot and mold
Safe in fire situations due to
its flame retardant properties
Can be managed easily due to
resistance to pests and diseases

COCONOID CAN DO

High-rise building

Prefabricated house

Detached house

Construction wood

Frame structure

Concrete

Port material

Building, apartment

Structural material

Building exterior material

Construction wood

Bridge

COCONOID has
the same strength and durability as metal,
brick and cement.

Metal pipe

Concrete block

Construction material

Wood

Reinforcing bar

Brick

Certification

COCONOID is an eco-friendly new material that has been certified by UL Green Guard, an eco-friendly certification, and UL ECV Bio-Base, a certification for bio-derived ingredients..

UL Green Guard Gold Certificate

UL ECV Bio-Base Certification

What is UL?

Effect of COCONOID

Achieves carbon neutrality

Protects ecosystem

Safety against fire and collapse

COCONOID STORY

Coconuts, which are enjoyed by people all over the world in various forms. When you go to a supermarket or convenience store, you will see that there is always at least one product containing coconut. Coconut trees with so many uses are also called the tree of life. But after removing the juice and pulp of the coconut, the skin is thrown away meaninglessly. 40 billion tons every year. As there is high coconut consumption, so is the amount that is wasted.

In line with this, EZWOOD researched and developed new materials that can replace wood, paying attention to environmental issues such as reckless logging, environmental pollution, and natural disasters. What EZWOOD has reached is COCONOID, a new material using coconut shells. COCONOID, a new material that replaces wood using coconut shells, is not just about recycling coconut shells.

COCONOID is a versatile material that can be used for multiple purposes, from interior and exterior materials of buildings to structural materials and even concrete depending on its density. When you replace steel and concrete with COCONOID, you can reduce about 37% of annual carbon dioxide emissions.

Through this, COCONOID is
moving beyond the global environmental goal of carbon neutrality,
moving forward as a substitute for wood that can lead to the innovation of carbon negative.