We can’t eliminate everything bad from our lives and start living a completely clean life, but we can certainly start by thinking of where we live and what impacts our environment has on our health. While removing all toxins may be difficult, taking small steps toward a cleaner, healthier future through education is achievable and already affordable.
It’s crucial to recognize that not all natural materials are non-toxic, nor are all sustainable practices free from harm. We deserve better. We deserve to know what’s poisoning us and to demand safer alternatives. We care about ourselves, but do we really? We need all this information about toxic materials and products were available in one place, making it easier to be educated and informed.
Non-Tox Uni Kum
Non-Tox Uni Kum is an innovative initiative aimed to transforming the construction and design industry by promoting use of non-toxic building materials and viable sustainable practices. Its goal is to eliminate harmful chemicals commonly used in construction, thereby creating healthier environments for both people and the planet. Through extensive research and interdisciplinary collaboration, Non-Tox Uni Kum seeks to establish new standards for sustainable and safe building practices.
The foundation
The foundation of this initiative is a strong partnership with experts from various fields, such as material science, architecture, chemistry, and medicine. Bringing together knowledge from diverse sources, even ancestral wisdom, combined with new technologies and techniques, the project addresses one of today’s most significant issues: the widespread use of toxic substances in the environments in which we live and work.
Harmful chemicals
Harmful chemicals such as volatile organic compounds (VOCs), formaldehyde, heavy metals… pose serious health risks that we are not even aware of. The Non-Tox Uni Kum is committed to educating the public about these dangers and providing safer, people and environmentally friendly alternatives
Ultimately, Non Tox Uni Kum is reshaping the way we think about building design and materials, prioritizing human health and environmental sustainability for
a better future.
Petra Marinko
CEO