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Go to RT 247RT 247, ReClay EcoBlend #1GWP: 4.79 kg Co2-eq / m2 (A1-A3) ?Global Warming Potential (GWP) is a measurement unit that shows how different materials and
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Go to RT 248RT 248, ReClay EcoBlend #2GWP: 4.75 kg Co2-eq / m2 (A1-A3) ?Global Warming Potential (GWP) is a measurement unit that shows how different materials and
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Go to RT 240RT 240, Reclaimed Brick YellowGWP: 2.42 kg Co2-eq / m2 (A1-A3) ?Global Warming Potential (GWP) is a measurement unit that shows how different materials and
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Go to RT 243RT 243, Reclaimed Brick RedGWP: 2.42 kg Co2-eq / m2 (A1-A3) ?Global Warming Potential (GWP) is a measurement unit that shows how different materials and
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Go to RT 489RT 489, Maroon ReClayGWP: 8.5 kg Co2-eq / m2 (A1-A3) ?Global Warming Potential (GWP) is a measurement unit that shows how different materials and
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Go to RT 490RT 490, Ruby ReClayGWP: 8.34 kg Co2-eq / m2 (A1-A3) ?Global Warming Potential (GWP) is a measurement unit that shows how different materials and
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Go to RT 491RT 491, Graystone ReClayGWP: 11.63 kg Co2-eq / m2 (A1-A3) ?Global Warming Potential (GWP) is a measurement unit that shows how different materials and
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