We dream of more accessible, inclusive, friendly, sustainable cities, where waste is brought back in the form of products that help solve their problems.
We are guided by our desire to make cities friendly places.
Since 2005, we have supported cities in the process of transformation they need so they can meet the challenges of the 21st century. We work to make cycling mobility safer and to make cities more accessible to all citizens. And we do all this by creating products manufactured using the waste generated by the cities themselves.
Our Zipper® system and our Zebra® family include cycle lane separators that are recycled, recyclable, reusable, competitive and good quality, made with post-consumer and post-industrial plastic waste. Together with our Zebra® planter, these separators help promote safe urban cycling.
Our Vectorial® system allows the assembly of platforms that improve urban accessibility in general, and accessibility at bus stops in particular. They are also made with post-consumer and post-industrial plastic waste.
The way we work is fully adapted to the circular economy and we focus on the resources cycle, following a model based on reusing, repairing, remanufacturing and recycling existing materials and products, rather than using virgin materials. We manufacture all our products with different recycled materials.
We have a team of professionals who are experts in ecodesign, mobility, traffic, materials, waste and the circular economy, with broad experience in developing solutions for cities.
We are a company committed to people, the circular economy and the environment.
We are one company working in two areas:
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Products
for cities.We offer solutions with a small environmental footprint to create sustainable, accessible, inclusive, friendly streets.
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Innovation
with waste.We help give waste value and bring it back to the market with new recycled materials and products.
Our challenge.
It is estimated that, by 2050, 70% of the world’s population will live in cities. Our challenge is to help make these cities accessible, sustainable, inclusive and friendly.
By 2050, 70% of the world’s population will live in cities.
Our commitments.
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To design and develop solutions that help cities to make their streets more accessible, sustainable, inclusive and friendly. - 2
To create these solutions in the form of modular, ecodesigned, recycled and recyclable products with a small environmental footprint. - 3
To be committed to continuously improving our products, constantly adapting them to evolving cities and their needs. - 4
To develop innovative solutions so that waste is transformed into materials and products that the market accepts because of their small environmental footprint and their quality and price.
Our participation.
Our commitment to innovation.
Recognition.
- 2019 – Nomination for the Talent award in the enterprise category. Premis Talent.
- 2014 – Good practice in the category for products, services and environments already in use, selected for the International Design for All Awards.
- 2013 – Award in the materials category for Greenrubber at the 7th Government of Catalonia Recycling Design Awards.
- 2011 – Award in the product category for the Vectorial bus platform at the 6th Government of Catalonia Recycling Design Awards.
- 2011 – Mention in the strategies category for the Reurbano project at the 6th Government of Catalonia Recycling Design Awards.
- 2011 – Second place in the best recycled product category awarded by EPRO. European Association of Plastics Recycling and Recovery Organization.
- 2011 – Mention in the products category at Conzen. Project for the application of Llot technology in mass concrete for concrete paving, developed by Comsa with the collaboration of Promsa Ciments Molins, S.A., the Catalan Water Agency, the UPC and Zicla. Construmat Barcelona.
- 2010 – Two nominations for the Solvin award for innovation in PVC products, in this case recycled ones. Solvay.
- 2009 – Environmental Award in recognition of a track record in environmental protection and improvement. Government of Catalonia.
- 2009 – First Prize for the cycle lane separator Zebra, designed by Curro Claret for Zicla, at the 2nd Government of Catalonia Recycling Design Awards.
- 2006 – Finalist in the BMW Iniciativa award for innovation, BMW Spain.