Building Dashboard® Network™ enables people to view, compare and share building energy and water use information on the web. Watch real-time resource use data come to life with simple, beautiful graphics on profile pages designed specifically for buildings and organizations. An expanding library of unique apps and widgets, and integration with third-party applications and websites [&hellip
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Building Dashboard® Kiosk™ enables occupants, visitors and the public to view energy and water use information on touch screen displays. Comparative graphs, glowing orbs and other exciting visualizations make it easy to understand the performance of buildings and organizations. A variety of modules — including competitions, green features, events and more — make Building Dashboard [&hellip
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Kirei Wheatboard is the answer to formaldehyde-emitting wood MDF products. With working characteristics meeting and often surpassing those of commercially available MDF, plus renewable source materials and non-toxic adhesives, Kirei Wheatboard gives you a clean slate to build hat your mind designs. Fire rated Wheatboard available. Environmental Benefits Kirei WheatBoard reduces forest clear-cutting, air pollution [&hellip
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Kirei Coco Tiles are modern interiors gone tropical! Made from reclaimed coconut shells, low-VOC resins and sustainably harvested wood backer, our newest family of eco-friendly design materials can used as decorative tiles or panels both horizontally and vertically. Featuring multiple patterns and color combinations and availably in light, dark, and mixed textures. Reduced Waste Kirei [&hellip
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Kirei Board is a strong, lightweight, durable, environmentally friendly substitute for wood – usable in furniture, cabinetry, casework, and interior design elements. Manufactured from reclaimed sorghum straw and no-added-formaldehyde adhesive, Kirei board brings a beautiful new element to modern interior design. Environmental Benefits Kirei Board reduces forest clear-cutting, air pollution and landfill use. The sorghum [&hellip
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