Artificial Timber

Artificial timber – an invention of Roy Research and Technology – is a wood-like material made from solid waste like fly ash, redmud, silica, bituminous, and other bio-degradable material.

RRT’s artificial wood simulates the qualities of wood very closely, and yet, is more profitable because it is low-cost and does not harm the environment during production.

It has a potentially vital role to play in the utilization of coal combustion products like fly ash, which are  by-products of thermal power plants and can be found throughout the world.

Also, the process of artificial wood production itself is environmentally compatible and economically feasible. Hence, it is one recycled product that is also profitable, apart from the significant ecological benefits it brings.

Please see advantages, uses/applications, and durability of artificial wood and how it can help earn carbon credits.