Circular construction begins with the foundation – with KRINNER ground screws
Circular construction begins with the foundation – with KRINNER ground screws
What has often been overlooked so far is that change begins in the ground: with the choice of foundation.
With the EU's Green Deal and rising material costs, the pressure on the construction industry to implement circular strategies is growing. In future, buildings should not only be energy-efficient, but also fully deconstructable, reusable and environmentally friendly. This is precisely where KRINNER comes in with its ground screws.
If you think of buildings like a construction kit, you also need a foundation that can be adapted - without concrete, without dismantling costs, without environmental pollution.
KRINNER ground screws can be mechanically screwed into the ground - without concrete, without soil sealing and with minimal impact on nature. They can be dismantled without leaving any residue and can be reused in many cases - in the spirit of a genuine material cycle.
Whether modular timber construction, temporary installations or permanent buildings with a dismantling perspective: ground screws enable modular construction - flexible, climate-friendly and economical.
Our ground screws are the foundation for a circular construction future. They create the conditions for buildings to be dismantled and recombined - without any contaminated soil.
With millions of foundations installed worldwide, KRINNER shows that circular construction is not a vision - it starts today, with every screw.
Here is the link to the press article Tagesschau: What the building of the future could look like | tagesschau.de
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