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Sign upA qualitative and durable siphon made of recycled plastic to decrease environmental impact
A qualitative and durable siphon made of recycled plastic to decrease environmental impact
Flexloc siphon solution is made of 65% recycled plastic, packed in recycled bags and lowers the environmental impact with average 45% compared to the original solution made in virgin plastic. A siphon is needed in any house as a barrier between the drain and interior in a house to lead out the water and prevent a smell from the drain. Made in recycled material, based on industrial waste and selected post-consumption industrial waste, it still meets the high-quality requirements to not cause any leakage damages and it also meets the same visual standard as the original solution made of virgin plastic. More durable, sustainable and a better option for the planet.
Prevex
With pride and precision, we develop, produce and sell the best water traps and accessories for kitchens and bathrooms
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