Sustainability

At SIXINCH, we believe that design should never reach an end point. Every product we create is built to come back to us — ready for a new life. With 98% recyclability, zero overstock, and material recovery built into our DNA, we are shaping a future where furniture is as flexible as imagination.

OUR VISION

Circularity at Sixinch is not just about recycling.
It’s about designing intelligently, producing responsibly, recovering materials and extending product life in every possible way.

On-demand production

No molds, no overproduction, no obsolete stock. We create what is needed — nothing more.

Local manufacturing

Shorter supply chains, lower CO₂ emissions, stronger quality control.

Repairable & upgradeable

Shapes, colors, and finishes can be updated without discarding the product.

Closed-loop product return

At end-of-life, Sixinch furniture returns for disassembly and recycling.

Rebound foam: our circular raw material

Since 2022, we’ve expanded the use of REBOUND foam — created from:

mattress foam offcuts
shredded foam scraps
post-consumer Sixinch furniture
production leftovers

Why this matters:

Same performance as new foam
Multiple density options available
Every leftover piece gets a second life
Bringing us closer to true zero waste manufacturing

Our impact in numbers

98%

circular production

overstock — custom-made only

Thousands kg

foam recovered yearly

Significant

CO₂ reduction per recycled unit

RECYCLING PROCESS

Product Return

An old Sixinch piece is returned to our factory. The foam skin is removed. Any foam too small or damaged is shredded for rebound foam.

Skin Removal

The outer foam skin is carefully removed so the structural foam block can be reused efficiently.

Shaving & Preparation

The recovered foam block is shaved and straightened, creating clean surfaces for CNC cutting with maximum material yield.

CNC Cutting

Digital design files are loaded and CNC machines cut new shapes from the recovered foam block.

Rebound Foam Production

All leftover cut-off pieces are shredded into rebound foam. Only the foam skin remains — and we are testing solutions to recycle it into molded forms.