Let’s transform our islands’ plastic waste into eco-friendly, durable and affordable materials. With a groundbreaking innovation, plastic waste is now being repurposed into durable Ekoduro Wave pavers coming soon to Kooyman Barbados. Stay tuned! 

Ekoduro is a material made using plastics collected by B’s Recycling and processed through FUSE Caribbean’s innovative transformer technology. It is durable, sustainable, and versatile.  Everything made with Ekoduro is incredibly strong and can withstand extreme conditions like sun, salt, wind and water. It’s weatherproof, splinter free, odorless and cleanable with just soap and water. Ekoduro products are maintenance-free and created to last.  

Tough and durable, the pavers are designed in an attractive Wave shape and can be used to enhance outdoor spaces and driveways whilst rainwater can flow through it. This versatile product can be laid in all kinds of ways. The design allows you to create open and closed structures. Open, to allow vegetation to grow and rainwater to flow through. And closed for safety and comfort when needed. The Wave Paver is made from recycled local plastics and is locally produced. 

Curious on how to work with the Ekoduro board? Watch how handy man Gino Martina handles it.

1. What are the Ekoduro Wave pavers made of?
   Ekoduro is made from different types of recycled plastics.

2. How do I use the Ekoduro pavers?
   This paver can be laid in all kinds of ways. The design allows you to create open and closed structures. Open, to allow vegetation to grow and rainwater to flow through. And closed for safety and comfort when needed.  

3. How long does the Ekoduro Wave paver last?
   It is known for its long life. It isn’t prone to rotting, decay, or termite damage.  

4. How do I handle Ekoduro Wave pavers? Do I need special equipment or tools to install?
   Yes, some special tools and equipment are required to work with the pavers and to give your project a clean finished look. 
   - Laying: There are at least ten different ways to lay the pavers. See the possible laying patterns above.
   - Cutting: The Wave pavers are made of a plastic-sand composite and are best processed with a water- cooled tile saw. 
   - Grouting: Use clean material for grouting, we recommend fine white sand, or you can ask your local expert. 
   - Tapping: It is best not to vibrate the pavers, but only to tap them with a rubber hammer. If vibration is necessary, use a rubber mat to minimize damage. 
   - Cleaning: Clean the pavers with clean water; do not use chemical or synthetic cleaning agents. Do not use a high-pressure cleaner as this will cause the pavers to become rough.