Part of a friendly, highly sustainable seating family, Haworth’s Very side chairs are at home in a variety of settings—from informal group spaces to the café. A gentle flexing back supports users comfortably. And MBDC Gold Cradle-to-Cradle™ certification shows how Very supports the environment, too. Very smart.

Haworth’s commitment to Design for the Environment and more sustainable manufacturing is evident throughout all of our products, including the Very family. In fact, Very is made with up to 71% recycled content and up to 98% recyclable materials, and can be disassembled for recycling in less than five minutes. As a result, Very seating has earned gold and silver Cradle to CradleSM certification by MBDC, achieved GreenGuard® certification, and may contribute toward your project’s LEED® credits as well.

Patcraft Designweave is one of many carpet manufacturers we work with; however, they stand out with their innovative designs and sustainable practices. With clever patterns in both carpet tile and broadloom, there is a style for every budget.
 

MORE CHOICE. MORE PERFORMANCE.

 
Abco’s new Z Series training tables are perfect for a variety of applications. In their own words from their website:
 
There’s no reason for corporate and educational settings to be static and dull. In fact, we’ve proven they can be otherwise. Graceful aesthetics and forward-looking design are constructed from the best materials, creating an adaptable desk, table, panel, and seating solution for any setting.
 
In addition to innovative tables, Abco is a go-to resource for a variety of quality products such as desks, workstations, panels, filing, and more. We love Abco :)

As a lead innovator in sustainability, Haworth recognizes the impact that green-building initiatives can have on the environment. PBI is proud to work with Haworth in leading by example in continuing to make significant strides that go beyond materials and products.

For example, Haworth’s Zody task chair is assembled using 100% renewable wind power, which is like planting 194 acres of mature trees or taking 124 automobiles off of the road—permanently.