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GPP: Green Public Procurement
The growth of the last centuries has been based on the exploitation of the planet’s primary resources, according to the logic of Linear Economy based on “raw materials, production, use, non-recyclabe waste”.
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Inclusive playgrounds
The U.N. convention on children's rights declares that: “The partner states respect and favour the right of the child to participate fully in cultural and artistic life and encourage equal opportunities for leisure activities and freetime”. Article 31 recognizes the children's rights to play. Article 2 affirms that there should be no discrimination of children regarding their abilities.
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Laboratory 0246
The importance of the child’s growth from the very beginning, physical activity combined with proper nutrition, the creation of ideal conditions to encourage aggregation: these are the foundations of the new frontier of social responsibility adopted by Laboratorio 0246 no-profit.
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Wood, clean energy and environmental protection
To match the strictest requirements of the GPP (Green Public Procurement) which is the environmental policy tool envisaged for all Public Administrations.
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Wood in Playgrounds
Wood is the extraordinary material that has always been part of human life, also for this reason is the building material most loved and imitated in the world.
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Equipment for bike tracks and cycle routes
Legnolandia designs, produces and installs a complete range of equipment for soft mobility: tourist cycle routes and bike tracks with related fitness areas, playground for kids and customized signs.
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Wood protection against rot
Wood treatment in an autoclave at a pressure of 16 bar in accordance with EN-335 and EN-351
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Silver Fir
The tree itself is considered a symbol of life, from all cultures. This tradition exists especially among the peoples traditionally linked to the forces of nature. For the Celts, the tree becomes a means to celebrate the "cult of light" in the day of the winter solstice, our night of Saint Lucia, the longest night of the year.
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