Building Solutions for a Sustainable Future.

EcoSupply products and services support our core mission:

To improve the social, economic, and environmental well-being of our communities and ecosystems.

Through product research, development and training, we package best-in-class, sustainable building products with vertically integrated value-added services, then educate industry professionals on how, why and where to use them.

Our team includes professionals with a variety of skill sets and certifications:

LEED AP’s
Architects
Certified Passive House Consultants
Class A Licensed Contractors
Master Millworkers
CNC programmers
Award Winning Designers
Product Specialists
Logistics Experts

Sustainability

Solutions

Services

Richlite is a durable sheet material, made from FSC® certified 100% post-consumer recycled paper.

First, the pre-dyed paper is run through a resin bath and run vertically to dry. The paper is then re-rolled and cut into sheets. Cut sheets are stacked, heated and hydraulically pressed. Heat sets the resin to create the durability Richlite is known for.

Sheets can be pressed from 1/8” to 3” thick.
Uses EcoBind™ NAUF thermoset resin.
Excess resin is used in a catalytic converter as an energy source for the machinery.
This makes for a 99% non-emitting process.
Richlite has reduced its resource use and carbon footprint by 70%.

FSC® Certified
GreenGuard Certified
NSF Certified Options
Contributes to LEED® Credits

Featured Projects

Great Northern Food Hall, Grand Central Station - Countertops

Oblique House - Rainscreen Cladding

Oblique House - Rainscreen Cladding

Explore & More Museum, Buffalo - Exhibit Tops & Fixtures

Bronxscape - Exterior Millwork

Bronxscape - Exterior Millwork

American Antiquarian Society - Conservation Lab Tops

Pacers Training Facility - St. Vincent Center - Lockers

WeWork - Tops & Millwork

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Protective 3D Paneling & Surfaces

Tekstur is the solution to a common problem. Most poly-carbonate, MDF and acrylic decorative panels have limited durability. They are subject to cracking, chipping, staining and other product degradation. Thus, minimizing their life-span.

Perfect For:

Hallways
Lobbies
Elevator Cabs
Feature Walls
Wainscoting
Restaurants
Back-Splash
Stair Treads
Cabinet Facing

Climbing Walls
Exterior Facade
Toilet Partitions
Garden Dividers
Recording Studios
Gym Wall Cladding
Healthcare Facilities
Theatrical Set Design
and MUCH more...

We Provide the Whole Solution.

Our team is capable of prefabricating to your specification, delivering a ready-to-install product. This can even include recessed mounting hardware.

Custom patterns? No problem.

Featured Projects

VOX Media Office - Manhattan

TD Garden - Boston

800 Degrees Pizza - New York

Elevator Cabs

Kitchenette - Virginia

Hospital Room Cladding

Private Wet Bar - Virginia

Climbing Wall Gym Cladding - DC

Perch Harlem - Multipurpose Room

Exterior Garden Divider Wall - Virginia

Bathroom Partitions - ZZQ Virginia

Sound Attenuation - Ricoh NYC

Value-added CNC machining and fabrication services to help you meet your project goals

Other Supporting Divisions of Eco Supply:

Services Available

Featured EcoCuts Projects

Courtyard by Marriott Bistro Tables - Nationwide Spec

Chipotle Nationwide Spec - Wainscot & Serving Area Cladding

Custom Google Kits - Cork Inserts

The Forge, Long Island - All Bathroom Vanity Casings

SUNY Upstate Medical - Decorative Fins

Carnegie Library - Pittsburgh

Brooklyn Center for Fiction - Table Tops

GRTC Pulse Bus Stop Benches - Virginia

Harley Davidson Boston - Rainscreen

Williamson Medical Center, TN - Custom Screens

100% Cork Insulation & Facade

There are over 1.4 million hectares of cork oak forests in the Mediterranean Basin.

These forests capture more than 14 million tons of CO2 per year.

Cork comes from the bark of cork
oak trees, primarily from the
Mediterranean Basin. Cork oaks
can live over 250 years. Bark can
be harvested every 9 years with
no damage to the tree.

Cork insulation is made from recycled waste from the production of cork wine stoppers

The remaining bark after the stoppers are punched, is ground up. The granules are then put into a mold and injected with steam.

The heat causes suberin, the natural resin present in the bark, to secrete and bind the granules together.

Remaining cork dust is used as biomass fuel to power the facility. 93% of the power used comes from biomass.

The are no glues or binders in cork insulation; making it Red List Free, 100% natural cork.

Performance

Cork is incredibly stable and can cope with major thermal variations, between (-) 292 degrees F to (+) 248 degrees F.
It's hypoallergenic and free of all domestic toxins, all while preventing mold by its ability to "dry through" layers.
It's high on the insulating range, reduces thermal bridging, and its thermal resistance does not decrease over time like man-made foam.
It has excellent sound isolation, is dimensionally stable, and resistant to compression.