We give school furniture a new life

We transform school furniture to give it a second life with style and sustainability. Every piece in the CtoC collection keeps its original structure and incorporates recycled plastic panels, creating modern, renewed spaces. This project not only gives classrooms a fresh look, but also drives the circular economy within the educational environment, inspiring students to take part in a more responsible and conscious future.


A commitment to our future

At Efebé, sustainability is our commitment to the future. Through this circular economy project, we don't just renovate furniture — we also promote environmental, social and economic responsibility by working together with collaborating social organizations.

Sustainability in schools

A project born to promote conscious circularity through design and social inclusion. We renew the look of classrooms, creating more inspiring spaces, while raising awareness about the useful life of materials and responsible consumption.

A commitment to the circular economy

The circular economy is a commitment to the present and the future. We are aware of the need to give materials and furniture a new life to promote conscious consumption, and to boost a more sustainable economy that is attuned to the challenges facing our society.

Conscious circularity for schools

With this project we take a step forward and highlight the educational community's commitment to extending the life cycle of furniture, reducing environmental impact through conscious, mindful manufacturing.

 

Conscious circularity for schools<br />
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Reduces environmental impact and promotes a circular economy.

Ensures your school meets its sustainability goals.

Integrates sustainability into the school curriculum.

Raises awareness about sustainability and the circular economy.

Extends the useful life of furniture and reduces the need to produce new materials.

Which organizations collaborate?

The CtoC project is supported by four social organizations, each bringing its expertise to a different phase of the renovation process:

Saó Prat: Specializing in the job reintegration of young people at risk of exclusion, Saó Prat handles the logistics of collecting and delivering the furniture.

Fundació Rubricatus: Dedicated to providing job opportunities for people with intellectual disabilities, Rubricatus takes part in the stripping and painting phases, preparing the frames for restoration.

Esclat Centre Educatiu: This socio-educational organization runs the workshop where recycled parts are prepared and cut, creating key components for the renovated furniture.

Plàstic Preciós La Safor: Specializing in the transformation of plastic waste, this organization supplies the recycled plastic parts, ensuring every element is functional and sustainable.

How does the CtoC process work?

Working with the Saó Prat organization, unused furniture is collected and transported to specialized workshops. Fundació Rubricatus then strips and paints the frames, while Esclat Centro Educativo cuts the recycled plastic parts. Finally, using recycled materials supplied by Plàstic Preciós La Safor, the furniture is updated with an ergonomic, sustainable design tailored to the needs of modern classrooms.

This conscious process reduces waste and minimizes environmental impact, turning participating schools into examples of responsible consumption and conscious circularity.

Can schools take part?

This initiative not only brings ecological benefits, but also actively involves the educational community, raising awareness of the importance of sustainability. Interested schools can get involved through concrete actions such as collecting plastic, cleaning up natural spaces, or hosting awareness and training workshops.


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