Click your way around the 'recycling house'

Let others reopen the door once you've closed and locked it. At Tscherning , we offer to dismantle doors in connection with selective demolitions so they can be reinstalled in other buildings.

Same window - new view. Tscherning has extensive experience in carefully dismantling windows so that they can be reused. Both as direct recycling via our partner JK Recycling Center or as sub-elements via our partner A:gain, which produces partitions from recycled materials such as windows.

Whether it's steel, concrete, tile or asbestos-free eternit, we take it down gently and give it new life elsewhere Let Tscherning's skilled team look at the possibilities of reusing the roof from your project.

Cement is one of the most carbon-intensive materials typically found in a building. That's why it makes sense to investigate whether concrete elements can be recycled. Let the experts at Tscherning look into the possibilities of reusing the concrete elements from your project.

Using old bricks in new buildings is becoming increasingly popular. When carefully dismantled, they can have many years of life left. We build bridges to new buyers for your old bricks. Tscherning works with Gamle Mursten, which cleans bricks so they can be reused.

Do you have old wooden floors in your building? Whether it used to be hardwood floors or beveled boards, it deserves a new life. Tscherning collaborates with Næste Skure, which builds sheds from old wooden boards. We also collaborate with Greendozer and Genbyg.dk, who find new buyers for the old boards.

At Tscherning , we have a lot of experience in dismantling ceiling acoustic panels for reuse. Often the panels are of such a high quality that they can be used again without significant processing. In connection with our transformation of the Tscherning House, we reused the entire existing Troldtekt ceiling. With great success.

Tscherning collaborates with Greendozer and Genbyg for direct recycling, as well as with Fischer Lighting for dismantling for upcycling. In this way, we ensure that we utilize as much of the potential as possible, including lamps where the technology may be outdated.

When it comes to reducing waste in construction, it's important to think all the way around. Installations are no exception! Many installations are faultless and have several years left in their lifespan. Tscherning collaborates with Greendozer, which takes installations from our demolitions and resells them to give them new life. This includes technical installations, such as guideways and ventilation pipes, as well as cables, outlets, switches and sockets.

Steel production is a major CO2 emitter as it requires large amounts of energy, so it makes sense to recycle as much as possible. Tscherning collaborates with a number of companies on the possibilities of reusing steel one by one in new constructions.

At Tscherning , we don't just focus on reusing raw materials from construction projects, we think all the way around. That's why we work with Klaravik Auctions and a number of other partners who take small and large elements from our selective demolitions and sell them on. For example, industrial kitchens, machinery, gates and fixtures and fittings are examples of some of the items we can offer to take down for reuse.