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Recycling Insulation Waste Right from the Site

It’s one thing for suppliers to say a material can be recycled; it’s another to actually do it. This isn't a sales pitch. Mammoth measures its impact and has built the network needed to make a genuine dent in construction waste.

How the system works

As both a manufacturer and nationwide installer, Mammoth has placed dedicated collection bins at major hubs:

  • Auckland
  • Waikato
  • Bay of Plenty
  • New Plymouth
  • Wellington
  • Christchurch

Installers and like-minded subcontractors collect site offcuts and drop them at these hubs. From there, the waste is transported back to the Auckland manufacturing plant, where Mammoth shreds and repurposes it into fresh insulation. It really is that simple.

A 100% recyclable resource

There is no cost for this service to anyone recycling Mammoth products.

Mammoth polyester is 100% recyclable and designed to be reused indefinitely. Whether it’s offcuts from manufacturing, waste from job sites, or material salvaged from demolished buildings, it remains a valuable resource rather than rubbish.

Get in touch

To learn more about the recycling service or for technical support such as assistance with H1 compliance modelling (which Mammoth offers as a free service), reach out to the team:

Justin Grimshaw: 022 043 2800 | [email protected]
Jeremy Bodley: 027 700 0620 | [email protected]

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