Recyled interior wall paint

Problem Addressed
Part used paint tins are often stashed away for potential future use. Most of this paint ultimately ends up going to waste and it all adds up to approximately 55 million litres of paint wasted in the UK every year, according to the Royal Society of Chemistry.
Case Study
Dulux Trade Evolve Matt Helps Transform Churchill’s Offices
Field-based members of the Dulux Trade Specification Team worked with Willmott Dixon, and painting contractor Primetone Builders to advise both on the selection and application of products that were used to transform the interior and exterior of the 23,000 sqm landmark across a range of surfaces including timber, intricate cornicing and masonry.
Primetone Builders Founder Kevin Rabbitte commented: “Helping to transform such an iconic building was a real privilege and honour. I’m immensely grateful for all the support and expertise that Dulux Trade provided on this complex and challenging project. From initial site visits onwards, their specifiers were critical in helping my team of expert decorators get the very best out of all the products used.”
The interior wall and ceiling surfaces were decorated using the super-sustainable Dulux Trade Evolve Matt. The high opacity emulsion is made with 35% recycled paint content – offering a lower carbon footprint than traditional alternatives.
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