Green Design
Green Wainscoting
By using High Definition Polymer System (HDPS) wainscoting you would be helping the environment as well as protecting you and your family. Besides being hypoallergenic and fully recyclable, this wainscoting helps reduce heating and cooling bills by improving thermal insulation. The extra layer on the wall will help your house to keep the heat in during the wintertime. This wonderful wainscoting material is also CFC, PVC, and Formaldehyde free. Some companies have known to use CFC as a blowing agent for polyurethane. It helps because it makes it much easier to control the foam and mold it into the perfect pattern.
The blowing agent that is used for the manufacturing of this wainscoting is made with azodicarbomide and they are much friendlier to the environment and much better for your family’s well being. Think about it—bad for the planet means definitely bad for you. Many act as if helping the planet is the same thing as simply helping out a stranger, but you would really be helping yourself.
This is your perfect tip to share with the people around you because it is your turn to be the designer star among your friends. It is never too late to make your house beautiful especially with this new wainscoting. It is a great idea to find molding that complement the wainscoting. Look for moldings with nice, clean profiles on this web-site.
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My husband and I have been thinking about putting wainscoting into our home for a little while now. It’s great to know that it is green friendly too! I personally have been thinking a lot about our environment lately and by installing something so eco-friendly like this product, I can feel a little bit better about myself.
- Ellen, January 28th, 2009 at 12:51 pm
My wife and I have been looking for some nice wainscoting, and we are also “Green” savvy, so this is a fantastic product for us. We especially like how it is not only a green product, but it is moisture resiliant which will be great for when we install this into our bathroom. We’re thinking about putting some of this into our kitchen as well, but we might be getting a little ahead of ourselves there. We’re really excited!
- Craig, February 13th, 2009 at 3:21 pm
I really appreciate the fact that this is hypo-allergenic. Our daughter is highly sensitive to many things, and having this kind of material available in wainscoting is great. My wife and I are happy to see that there are materials and solutions to problems that not everyone has. I’m grateful about it, and we’re also looking forward to redoing our bathroom.
- Nelson, February 17th, 2009 at 11:30 am
I have been really getting into the whole “green” thing lately and I really like the thought of having wainscoting that is not only environmentally friendly and recyclable, but also it will help keep the heat in and the cold out? This is a great product! I am excited to look into incorperating these materials and moldings into my home.
- Roberta, February 26th, 2009 at 10:20 am
I have been looking for some nice wainscoting that wasn’t going to break my wallet. I came across this website and I am extremely impressed how not only are these relatively inexpensive, but they are also eco-friendly. How fantastic. I have been getting into this whole “green thinking” as well, so this seems like a win-win product.
- Julie, March 5th, 2009 at 11:34 am
I have been looking into wainscoting ever since I asked my sister what treatments she had used in her guest bathroom. She explained what it was to me (since I have no construction sense what-so-ever). I was a little concerned when she was telling me about this because I am currently trying to have my home designed with only green products. I was very pleased when I found that the same material in which the moldings I had picked out were also available in wainscoting. Now I can have my home looking great without hurting the environment anymore than it already is.
- Michelle, March 16th, 2009 at 2:56 pm
I am big into green and sustainable design. I think it’s great products like this are available for the everyday consumer. And it’s pretty reasonably priced. I have to say, I am impressed with this website. Not only are the products beautiful, but they are also environmentally friendly. Great job!
- Jenn, May 6th, 2009 at 2:42 pm
Ourcustomers are glad they found our moldings that are both decorative and environmentally friendly.
- Albert, September 28th, 2010 at 4:36 pm
I have been thinking about adding wainscoting into my bathroom. It;s a lot to think about. I’m glad the wainscoting is green. I heard the Ozone layer is not threatened as much now, and I like to think that it’s products like these that helped out with that whole ordeal.
- Sarah, September 29th, 2010 at 3:39 pm
It’s true sarah! I was just reading a few days ago that the Ozone layer is regenerating–This is great!! This is definately thanks to alot of people going green and purchasing things like environemtally friendly moldings, and wainscotting from places like Invitinghome.com, instead of places like Home Depot that sells MDF. MDF is killing us!! Personally if someone is ignorant enough to save a couple bucks and buy MDF, then they shouldn’t be buying finishing products to begin with. I think people need to put environmentally friendly products in their plans to begin with. The more and more people go Green, the better!
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