Exciting articles on the topics of renovation, refurbishment and PVC and its negative effects on the environment and health.
Choosing the right flooring is especially important in rented accommodation, as it can change the atmosphere of a room and offers functional advantages. Tenants often come up against legal limitations, while landlords are looking for long-lasting and economical solutions. We provide an overview of rights, obligations and possible solutions to avoid conflicts.
Renovation work, especially replacing flooring, is one of the most common renovation projects in German households. But which factors are particularly important to private renovators when choosing materials? The B+L Renovation Study 2024 examines precisely these questions and offers valuable insights into consumer priorities when choosing materials for their renovation projects.
Ein fugenloses Badezimmer ist mehr als nur ein Trend. Es steht für einen modernen Lebensstil mit sauberen, pflegeleichten Oberflächen. Das minimalistische Design wirkt ruhig und zeitlos.
Die glatten, durchgehenden Flächen schaffen eine stilvolle Atmosphäre. Gleichzeitig bieten sie viele praktische Vorteile.
Unsere CERAMIN® Boden- und Wandbeläge vereinen Ästhetik und Funktionalität. So entsteht genau der Look, der ein fugenloses Bad ausmacht.
Die B+L Sanierungsstudie 2024 beleuchtet die Prioritäten von Hausbesitzer und Mieter bei der Erneuerung ihrer Bodenbeläge. Während über 60 Prozent der Sanierenden weiterhin Wert auf Design und Raumästhetik legen, rücken praktische Aspekte wie Langlebigkeit und Eigenleistung zunehmend in den Vordergrund. Für alle, die über einen neuen Bodenbelag nachdenken, gibt es wertvolle Tipps und Hinweise, warum langlebige und nachhaltige Materialien besonders bedeutend sind.
For many households, renovating their own home is a high priority, with a focus on indoor air quality. In times of growing sensitivity towards environmental and health aspects, awareness of indoor pollution is increasing. According to the B+L 2024 renovation study, the desire for materials that are healthy to live with is a decisive factor in renovation decisions. The selection of pollutant-free building and renovation materials not only improves the indoor climate, but also supports the long-term health of the residents.
According to the 2024 renovation study by B+L Marktdaten GmbH, replacing floor coverings is one of the most common modernisation measures in German households, whereby the recyclability of materials is becoming increasingly important in view of the growing importance of sustainability.
Die Sanierungsstudie 2024 von B+L Marktdaten GmbH beleuchtet die Beweggründe von Hauseigentümern
und Mietern in Deutschland für Renovierungen und Modernisierungen. Im Fokus stehen die energetische Optimierung wegen gestiegener Energiepreise sowie der Wunsch nach mehr Wohnkomfort und einer ansprechenderen Umgebung.
The Supply Chain Due Diligence Act requires companies to comprehensively monitor and document human rights and environmental standards along their supply chains. The CLASSEN Group optimises this complex process with the help of the software solution from osapiens. In an interview with Matthias Jungblut, co-founder and CPO of osapiens, it becomes clear how the technology supports companies like CLASSEN in complying with these requirements.
Recycling of PVC, especially of flooring, is difficult due to its chemical composition and problematic additives, but new processes such as those in the Circular Flooring Consortium are showing progress, while alternative materials such as CERAMIN could offer long-term solutions, according to Sebastian Wendel of the Classen Group.
Renovations are essential for German households in order to increase energy efficiency, living comfort and property value. A study by the market research institute B+L highlights current trends and analyses which target groups are investing in renovations in particular. The following section looks at which renovation measures are currently in particular demand and what motivates homeowners and tenants to invest.