Discover available materials on the Sfridoo Marketplace
Turn waste materials, by-products, secondary raw materials and surplus resources into new value. Increase material circularity, support the Circular Economy and create Industrial Symbiosis opportunities. Find suppliers and new customers to reduce costs or generate additional revenue from your materials.
Selling, purchasing, and enhancing Construction or Building Materials in the B2B circuit of the circular economy
Residues from the ceramics industry, stone processing and construction materials — defective tiles, stoneware offcuts, aggregates, cement, broken bricks and clay — are often reusable as aggregates, sub-bases, fill materials or raw input for new construction products. The recovery supply chain for construction and demolition waste is among the most developed in Europe, supported by a combination of regulatory incentives and market demand for low-cost, low-impact materials.
Construction and demolition waste is the heaviest category at European level: according to Eurostat, it accounts for 36% of total waste generated in the EU. The average european recovery rate exceeds 70%, with the Netherlands and Italy among the best performers. European construction regulations are introducing progressive targets for the use of recycled materials in new buildings, driving up demand for secondary raw materials of construction origin.
On Sfridoo, ceramics manufacturers, brick producers, construction companies and site managers can access a dedicated B2B channel to valorise production offcuts and demolished materials. The platform simplifies the matching between those generating significant volumes of this material and those capable of transforming it into secondary raw materials.
Examples of Construction Materials
Ceramics
Stoneware
Granite
Cement
Bricks and Tiles
Clay
How it works
Step 1
Free listing
Enter your waste into Sfridoo® for free and make the most of your production waste by giving it back a value you thought was lost
Step 2
Get offers and support
Get support and offers according to your needs from the Sfridoo expert team and start selling waste, scrap, by-products and secondary materials
Step 3
Join the network
Create business agreements and contribute to the networking of circular enterprises that invest in environmental sustainability and industrial symbiosis
Success Stories
Concrete examples of companies that have reduced Building and Construnctions materials disposal costs
Case studyConstruction
Gain of 100 €/ton on extruded polystyrene scrap
AAn industrial company producing XPS (extruded polystyrene) goods, contacted Sfridoo to improve the management of 85 tons per year of XPS production heads and tails, with a disposal cost of €240/ton, or €20,400 per year.
Integration of new secondary material in the rubber industry
The project entrusted to Sfrido involved the analysis of recovered material in the rubber industry, with the company’s aim of verifying the possibility of replacing or integrating this material into its production process as a new element for the company’s products.
Sfridoo’s team of esperts were contacted by a major manufacturer of solutions for the Ceramic industry to find a solution for their fired ceramic waste with CER code 10 12 08 (ceramic, brick, tile and building material waste).
Economic benefit of 150% on gypsum sludge valorization
Sfridoo worked closely with a major company in the manufacturing sector, which produced 80 tons of gypsum sludge annually, with an management cost of up to €64,000 per year.
Discover Sfridoo's Marketplace for free, where you can explore a wide range of waste material listings, with the opportunity to buy or sell them among thousands of companies in the network.
What types of Buildings materials can I find on the platform?
The types of Construction waste you can find on the platform are as follows: recycled concrete, recycled brick, mixed recycled waste, excavated soil, topsoil, recycled asphalt, cement, bricks, asphalt, tiles, ceramics, mixed waste – rubble, plaster, asbestos, aggregates.
If I have multiple sites that produce construction waste, do I need to create multiple profiles?
From a single profile, you can monitor all the sites that produce waste and invite other users authorised by you to operate on Sfridoo.
How much does it cost to dispose of Building Materials?
The cost of disposing of Construction mìMaterials depends on the type and composition of the rubble, whether it is ferrous or non-ferrous, and market conditions. An interesting alternative is to place an advertisement in the Construction Waste Materials category on the Sfridoo Marketplace, where you can find interested buyers and maximise the value of these residues.
