Our materials
The secret to a good house lies in its materials.
High-quality materials and luxury finishes.
Green Heritage takes pride in investing in high-quality ecological materials and sustainable construction practices to create a pleasant, comfortable, and healthy living space for you and your loved ones. Discover how we can help you build your home with luxurious finishes and durable, sustainable materials.
Clay
Clay is a natural and sustainable material used in the construction of biological houses due to its abundance, low cost, and effectiveness as a thermal and acoustic insulator. It regulates the humidity and internal temperature of the house, is fire-resistant, and absorbs noise, making it a practical and environmentally friendly choice for those seeking a biological house.
Wood
Wood is a natural and renewable material that has been widely used in the construction of biological houses. In addition to offering a warm and unique aesthetic, wood has excellent thermal and acoustic insulation properties. Its resistance to climate change and impacts make it a popular option in the construction of biological houses.
Cork
Cork is a natural and renewable building material that has excellent thermal and acoustic insulation properties. These characteristics make cork an excellent option for the construction of biological houses, especially in regions with extreme temperatures, as it helps maintain a more comfortable indoor temperature, reducing the need for heating and cooling systems and thus decreasing the building's carbon footprint.
Glass
Glass is a widely used material in the construction of biological homes, especially in projects that prioritize energy efficiency and the use of natural light. Glass allows sunlight to enter and creates a sense of open space, as well as allowing for natural ventilation in the house. Glass is also a recyclable material and can be used in various applications such as windows, doors, skylights, and walls.
Lime
Lime is a popular choice due to its durability, resistance to fungi and mold, and ability to regulate indoor humidity and temperature. Lime has the advantage of reflecting sunlight, which reduces indoor temperatures and, consequently, the need for air conditioning and associated carbon footprint.
CLT
CLT is a sustainable, strong, and stable building material made of solid wood panels laminated in cross layers. In addition, it has excellent thermal and acoustic insulation properties, reducing the need for heating and cooling systems, and is easy to assemble and adapt to projects, making it an excellent option for building biological homes.
Hemp
Hemp has been used in the construction of biological houses due to its insulating, durable, and sustainable properties. The plant produces fibers that are mixed with lime or mortar to form a lightweight and strong building material. Houses built with hemp have a low carbon footprint and provide a healthy and comfortable living environment, thanks to their thermal and acoustic insulation properties.
Marmorino
Marmorino is a decorative finishing material that has been used in the construction of bio-homes due to its natural and aesthetic properties. It is made from lime, natural mineral aggregates, and natural pigments, making it a sustainable alternative to synthetic coatings. Moreover, marmorino is highly resistant and durable, creating a smooth and uniform wall surface that can be used in both indoor and outdoor areas of the home.
Stone
Stone is one of the oldest materials used in construction. Its durability and resistance to weather and impacts make it a popular choice in the construction of biological houses. Additionally, stone is a timeless material that offers a unique and natural aesthetic to the construction.
NAF melamine
Melamine NAF is a popular material in the construction of biological homes due to its ecological properties and low emission of volatile organic compounds (VOCs). Unlike common melamine, made with formaldehyde, melamine NAF is made with soy-based and other renewable adhesives, making it a healthier option. This material is used in furniture panels, cabinets, and other elements, helping to promote a quality and healthy environment.
Bamboo
Bamboo is a popular building material in biological houses due to its strength, durability, sustainability, and natural aesthetics. It is a viable option to replace wood because it grows quickly and is highly renewable. In addition, bamboo is lightweight, strong, and resistant to termites and other insects, making it an excellent choice for construction structures. In the construction of biological houses, bamboo can be used in various applications, such as roof structures, floors, walls, and furniture.
Ceramic
Ceramic is an ancient building material that has been used due to its durability, beauty, and sustainable properties. It is produced from natural clay and other organic materials, making it a renewable and biodegradable material. In addition, ceramic is resistant to moisture and insects, making it an ideal option for flooring and wall coverings in wet areas such as bathrooms and kitchens.