The patented technology behind Miura Board® has been in use in Brazil, Argentina, and Chile with outstanding results for decades.
We are, as a society, the biggest producers by far of plastic, carpet, and many other types of waste.
Where is your facility located?
Miura Board® technology is currently in production in Brazil, Argentina and Chile. We keep 4′ x 8′ panels in stock in Miami, Florida and Pilot Point, Texas (USA), and in Dublin, Ireland. A new Miura Board® plant is coming to Florida in 2027.
What is Miura Board®like?
It’s a durable, versatile wood and plastic replacement – a fiber-plastic composite at the intersection of wood, plastic, and metal.
Miura Board®is produced using 100% recycled materials, and the product itself is also recyclable at product end-of-life
Creation process: Miura Board®takes commingled waste plastics and – with no need to wash them – combines them in a patented process with non-melting natural or synthetic fibers such as rice hulls or Nylon or polyester (PET) carpet.
We use only waste and no additives, and typically do not pigment; as a result, our product has been variously described as grey, slate, anthracite, and even “cement-like” in appearance. However, custom colors are available for a premium – contact us for more information.
Why did you create this product? Was there a specific need, or just an idea for using waste?
“We started our company to save the planet from plastic waste and to reduce logging and the use of landfills. Essentially when most people see plastic as waste, we actually see wasted plastic,” – Alfredo Faubel, Founder
Cut waste, not trees™ is our motto.
What locations/regions do you service?
We ship Miura Board® worldwide in 20′ and 40′ container loads, and we keep 4′ x 8′ panels in stock in Miami, Florida, Pilot Point, Texas and Dublin, Ireland.
Why is the versatility of the product so important?
“The beauty of this technology is that it’s very agnostic in terms of the kinds of feedstocks you can use,” – Alfredo Faubel, Founder
Miura Board® has been variously likened to a “solution in search of a problem” and a Swiss army knife with an infinite number of tools. Our very creative customers find ever new uses for it because of its durability, eco-friendly nature, near zero water absorption, impact and wear resistance, and ability to use in any application where you would use wood, PLUS it’s weldable and can be pressure washed.
