Rosa

Rosa

Rosa

Product catalog summary
Introduction
Procédés Chénel has introduced an innovative approach to recycling paper waste through a project called 'Rosa'. This initiative emerged from a workshop at the MJM Graphic Design school in Rennes, led by teachers Camille Debons and Gaëlle Regeard.
Project Overview
The project involved using materials from Procédés Chénel's Mystère Green boxes. A student, Michelle Bonny, developed a method to create small roses of various sizes from paper waste. This creative solution not only recycles paper but also transforms it into decorative items.
Implementation
Procédés Chénel has decided to commercialize these paper roses, entrusting their production to prisoners. This decision not only promotes recycling but also supports social reintegration efforts.
Product Features
The roses are made from DROP PAPER®, which is flame retardant and classified as M1, B1. This ensures that the products are safe for various applications.
Conclusion
The 'Rosa' project exemplifies how creative thinking can give new life to waste materials, contributing to sustainability and social causes.
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Catalog excerpts

Rosa-2

UN EXEMPLE DE NOUVELLE VIE POUR DES CHUTES DE PAPIER ! AN EXAMPLE OF A NEW LIFE FOR PAPER WASTE! Suite à un workshop à l’école MJM Graphic Design de Rennes, mené par les enseignantes Camille Debons et Gaëlle Regeard, et basé sur l’utilisation de la matière contenue dans les boites Mystère Green de Procédés Chénel, Michelle Bonny, l’une des étudiantes, a créé Rosa, un système de fabrication de petites roses de différentes dimensions. Ces petites roses permettent de facilement récupérer beaucoup de chutes de papier, et Procédés Chénel a décidé de lancer cette collection de fleurs prêtes à divers...

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