rMIX: Antique Multicolored Hand Decorated MajolicaAntique Multicolored Hand Decorated MajolicaCode: 8309. Antique Multicolored Hand Decorated Majolica. Majolica hand-decorated antique items come from construction sites where renovations of ancient buildings were carried out. The tiles have been detached and preserved to be sold and inserted again in prestigious contexts. Size: 20x20x2 cm.What are ancient majolica tilesAncient hand-decorated majolica is a ceramic art form that dates back to the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, particularly widespread in Italy and other Mediterranean countries.These ceramics are characterized by their glazed surface, obtained through the application of a layer of opaque tin glaze, which acts as a base for various colored decorations.The decoration of the majolica is done by hand with great skill, using a wide range of pigments to create intricate designs that often represent historical, mythological scenes, landscapes, floral and geometric motifs.Origin: ItalyCategory: Recycled building materials - tiles - majolica - hand decorated - tilesIf you are subscribed to rMIX, contact the company, if you are not, subscribe by choosing the contract you prefer
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rMIX: We Buy Shredded from Bituminous Sheaths for CompoundsWe Buy Shredded from Bituminous Sheaths for CompoundsCode: 486. We are a company that produces compounds of bitumen and asphalts. We are interested in the purchase of shredded material coming from the recycling of bituminous sheaths necessary as a component in the compounds we make.If you have available shredded material for sale from the recycling of bituminous sheaths, contact our purchasing office.Origin: ItalyCategory: Recycled building materials - bituminous sheaths - recovery - shreddedIf you are a subscriber to rMIX contact the company, if you are not, subscribe by choosing the contract you prefer.
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rMIX: Waterproof Bituminous Undertile Sheets in Recycled MaterialCode: 10627. We sell a waterproof layer for the pitched roof, made up of bituminous cardboard sheets to house the tiles.The recycled and bituminous cardboard sheets have a particular semi-rigid shape that allows them to accommodate tiles with a width of 17-19 cm. or 19.5 - 21.5 and allow effective ventilation of the roof. The recycled and bituminous cardboard sheets for the tiles are simple to install, long-lasting, resistant to the weight of the tiles and sustainable. If you would like more technical or commercial information on recycled and bituminous cardboard sheets for undertiles, contact our sales office. Origin: Italy Category: Recycled paper - bituminous sheets - undertile If you are subscribed to rMIX contact the company, if you are not, subscribe by choosing the contract you prefer .
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rMIX: We Produce Bituminous Roofing Tiles in Recycled CardboardCode: 9731. We produce bituminous shingles in recycled cardboard on which dyes are applied to make the roof pleasing to the eye.The bituminous shingles in recycled cardboard are produced with the same system as the corrugated bituminous cardboard sheets, (see the specific article on the production and recycling of the slabs) using recycled paper and cardboard which are shaped hot and impregnated with bitumen to make the tile waterproof.The bituminous shingles are suitable for the formation of pergolas, tool sheds, porches and on all those occasions when you want to build a roof quickly and cheaply.Provenance: ItalyCategory: Recycled building materials - bituminous shingles - waterproofing slabs - roofs If you are a subscriber to rMIX you see the customer's contacts, if not six, subscribe by choosing the contract you prefer.
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rMIX: Collection, Disposal and Recycling of Waste Building MaterialsCollection, Disposal and Recycling of Waste Building MaterialsCode: 506. We are an Italian company specialized in the collection, disposal and recycling of waste materials from various sectors.In particular we deal with the disposal or recycling of waste from the production of composite materials based on cement, bricks, tiles and ceramics, mixtures and slag of cement, bricks, tiles and ceramics, insulating materials, gypsum-based building materials, waste mixed activities of construction and demolition.If you would like more information on our disposal and recycling of waste building materials (rubble), contact our sales office.Origin: ItalyCategory: Recycled building materials - demolition - debris - rubble - constructionIf you are a subscriber to rMIX see the customer's contacts, if you are not, subscribe by choosing the contract you prefer
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rMIX: Colored Bituminous Tiles for RoofingCode: 10630. We produce a line of colored bituminous tiles in different designs for waterproof roofing. Colored bituminous tiles are suitable for the waterproof finish of pitched roofs, they are available in different colors and finishes and are easy to install. Also known as Canadian shingles, bituminous shingles are a temporary or permanent solution for a roof that must be pleasing to the eye and waterproof. Origin: Italy Category: Recycled building products - bituminous tiles - Canadian tiles If you are subscribed to rMIX contact the company, if you are not, subscribe by choosing the contract you prefer .
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rMIX: Production of Crushed and Mixed Sand from Recycled Construction WasteCode: 10843. We collect construction waste in the form of rubble, composed of concrete, mortar, bricks and other inert elements to produce crushed stone and mixed sand. Inside the treatment plants, special construction waste, such as rubble, cement and debris, are transformed into Secondary Raw Materials (SRM) for construction, giving them a new value. This result is achieved through a specific mechanical treatment, which allows for the effective recycling of materials. The products obtained from this process, such as crushed MPS 0/63 and mixed sand MPS 0/14 , have characteristics and performances comparable to those of natural materials, making them ideal for a wide range of environmental and engineering applications, including: - Road fillings - Embankments and sub-bases for roads, railways and airports Request more information on the Production of Crushed and Mixed Sand from the Recycling of Construction Waste. Origin: Italy Category: Recycled building materials - crushed - mixed sand - rubble If you are a subscriber to rMIX contact the company, if you are not, subscribe by choosing the contract you prefer .
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rMIX: Production of Granulate from Aggregates from Building DemolitionsCode: 9805. We collect on the market the scraps that come from building demolitions which are then recycled making a granulate suitable for the production of environmentally friendly building products.The granulate coming from the recycling of demolition building waste is used as raw material for the production of road foundations and concrete in place of natural aggregates.For more information on the types and availability of ground from construction waste, you can contact our sales department.Origin: HollandCategory: Recycled building materials - granulate - concrete - road subgradeIf you are a subscriber to rMIX see the customer's contacts, if you are not, subscribe by choosing the contract you prefer.
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rMIX: Recycled Aggregate for Road Substrates and PathwaysRecycled Aggregate for Road Substrates and PathwaysCode: 752. We supply a recycled crushed aggregate made from concrete, brick and mortar waste resulting from demolition work.The dimensions of the crushed aggregate range from a maximum diameter of 72 mm. to a powder consistency and is suitable for all types of load-bearing substrates.Request more information about Recycled Aggregate for Road Subbases and Driveways.Origin: EnglandCategory: Recycled building materials - aggregates - foundations - roads - drivewaysIf you are subscribed to rMIX contact the company, if you are not, subscribe by choosing the contract you want most
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rMIX: Glazed Majolica Hand Made with Recycled MaterialsGlazed Majolica Hand Made with Recycled MaterialsCode: 869. Production of hand-made majolica tiles also using components that come from the recycling of waste from previous productions, with the glazing finish. Drawing on a white base with shades of blue and beige color type 42.Request more information about Handmade Enamelled Majolica with Recycled Materials. Provenance: Italy Category: Recycled building materials - tiles - majolicaIf you are a subscriber to rMIX contact the company, if you are not, subscribe by choosing the contract you prefer.
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rMIX: Collection and Selection of Building RubbleCode: 9122. We collect on construction sites the mixed rubble that is generated during renovations or demolitions, integral or partial parts of buildings.This building rubble can be made up of recycled materials such as wood, stone, brick, concrete, plastic, metal and other elements. Our task is to select them in order to send the various components of the rubble to the correct recycling path. Origin: Luxembourg Category: Recycled building materials - rubble - recycling - construction - demolition If you are subscribed to rMIX you see the customer's contacts, if you are not, subscribe choose give the contract you prefer.
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rMIX: Handmade Reclaimed Bricks for Fishbone LayingCode: 10305. We sell recovered and handmade antique terracotta bricks, ideal for the construction of fine floors. The handmade terracotta bricks, with strip dimensions approximately 5 x 20 x 4/5 cm., come from the renovation or demolition of historic buildings, recovered and made reusable in the creation of new floors, with fishbone laying, with an ancient flavour. If you would like further information on recovered terracotta bricks for installing herringbone floors, contact our sales office. Origin: Italy Category: Recycled building materials - bricks - antique terracotta - floors - fishbone If you are subscribed to rMIX contact the company, if you are not, subscribe by choosing the contract you prefer .
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rMIX: We Have 30 Tons of Bituminous Sheath to RecycleWe Have 30 Tons of Bituminous Sheath to RecycleCode: 8629. We have about 30 tons of bituminous membrane to be recycled from the building renovation sector. We are available to evaluate the offers for the recycling of the bituminous sheath. HOW TO RECYCLE WASTE FROM BITUMINOUS SHEATHS1. Recycling into New Building MaterialsBituminous membrane waste can be shredded and mixed with other compounds to produce new construction materials. For example, they can be used in the production of recycled asphalt for road paving. This not only reduces the amount of waste, but also helps reduce dependence on virgin raw materials.2. Waterproofing and RoofingThe waste can be reused for repairing roofs and for waterproofing in agriculture, such as in artificial lakes or water collection basins. While they may not be suitable for large-scale applications or new construction, they can be useful for repairs or small projects.3. Anti-noise barriersBituminous sheaths have insulating properties and can be used to create noise barriers, especially in outdoor environments near roads or industrial areas. They can be used to build walls or barriers that help reduce noise pollution.4. Foundation ProtectionScraps can be cut and used to protect the foundations of homes or other buildings from moisture. By placing them around the foundation, they can act as an additional barrier against soil moisture, extending the life of the structures.5. Gardening MaterialsIn gardening, bituminous membrane waste can be used as a subfloor for paved areas or as a base layer under gravel paths, helping to prevent weed growth and stabilize the soil.6. Creation of Art Objects or FurnitureFor those interested in DIY (Do It Yourself) or creating garden furniture, bituminous membrane waste can be transformed into sturdy, weatherproof furniture components, such as outdoor tables or chairs.ConclusionReusing bituminous membrane waste requires creativity and a proactive approach to waste management. While they are not the easiest material to recycle, with a little ingenuity they can find a second life in many useful ways, thus reducing environmental impact and contributing to the circular economy.Origin: ItalyCategory: Recycled building materials - bituminous membrane If you are a rMIX subscriber you see the customer's contacts, if you are not, subscribe by choosing the contract you prefer
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rMIX: Production of blocks (bricks) in recycled concreteCode: 10571. We produce a complete line of recycled concrete block (bricks) accessories. The prefabricated module, light and unreinforced, is made of concrete with recycled industrial aggregates . This solution is a practical example of the application of the circular economy and the recovery of secondary raw materials. Features and Benefits The recycled concrete block (brick) is durable and weather resistant. It also allows for easy remodulation of buildings, adapting to different design needs. Easy Assembly and Versatility The prefabricated module (block) is designed to be quick and easy to assemble. Its shape allows you to fit the pieces together, stacking them and modulating the spaces to create solid and resistant drywalls. It can be laid both on industrial floors and on foundations, depending on the characteristics of the ground. Applications of Recycled Concrete Blocks This module is suitable for a wide range of applications, including: - Construction of partition walls for loose and solid materials such as aggregates, earth, cereals, scrap and waste. - Construction of fences, retaining walls, noise barriers, dams and river dams. - Use as ballast, bunkers, loading ramps and delimitations of pedestrian areas. - Protection barriers for trade fair events and other similar applications. This versatility makes it an ideal solution for many structural and infrastructure needs, while promoting sustainable practices. Origin: Italy Category: Recycled building materials - block - module - brick - recycled concrete If you are subscribed to rMIX contact the company, if you are not, subscribe by choosing the contract you prefer .
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rMIX: Insulating Panels and Rolls in Recycled PaperInsulating Panels and Rolls in Recycled PaperCode: 584. Recycled paper treated with polyester reinforcement inserts is the raw material for producing rolls and rigid panels for thermo-acoustic insulation.The felts in rolls have a density of 20 Kg./mc, while the panels vary from 40 to 80 Kg. Per mc to meet all the customer's insulation needs.The product is totally eco-sustainable as it is composed of recycled paper and polyester fiber, without glues or additives, so it is fully recyclable at the end of its life.The recycled paper does not contain any protein substance and consequently it is not necessary to take any precautions against insects, such as moths and beetles.Origin: ItalyCategory: Recycled paper - waste paper - cardboard - insulatingIf you are a subscriber to rMIX see the customer's contacts, if you are not, subscribe by choosing the contract you prefer
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rMIX: Ancient Majolica Decorated with White BackgroundAncient Majolica Decorated with White BackgroundCode: 8307. Ancient Majolica Decorated with White Background. Majolica hand-decorated antique items come from construction sites where renovations of ancient buildings were carried out. The tiles have been detached and preserved to be sold and inserted again in prestigious contexts. Size: 20x20x2 cm. What are ancient majolica tilesAncient hand-decorated majolica is a ceramic art form that dates back to the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, particularly widespread in Italy and other Mediterranean countries.These ceramics are characterized by their glazed surface, obtained through the application of a layer of opaque tin glaze, which acts as a base for various colored decorations.The decoration of the majolica is done by hand with great skill, using a wide range of pigments to create intricate designs that often represent historical, mythological scenes, landscapes, floral and geometric motifs.Origin: ItalyCategory: Recycled building materials - tiles - majolica - hand decorated - tilesIf you are subscribed to rMIX, contact the company, if you are not, subscribe by choosing the contract you prefer
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rMIX: We Supply Specific Aggregates for the Bitumen IndustriesCode: 451. We are active in the supply of aggregates for companies that deal with the production of bitumen and bituminous products including road asphalt.We work closely with the mines of large multinationals.We have the following bitumen aggregates in stock:BasaltGraniteAmphiboliteSieniteMelaphyreDolomiteLimestoneDifferent types of sand and gravelWe deliver the aggregates with our trucks or we can, for longer distances, carry out complete shipments with rail transport including reloading and delivery of the aggregates to the customer's stalls.If you would like more information on the supply of Specific Aggregates for the Bitumen Industries, contact our office.Origin: PolandCategory: Recycled building materials - aggregates - bitumen - concreteIf you are subscribed to rMIX contact the company, if you are not, subscribe by choosing the contract you prefer.
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