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A unique take on storage hooks, these wood and glass wall-mounting hooks are as beautiful as they are functional. Each is handmade using earth-friendly recycled glass and reclaimed wood, which gives them character in addition to their eco-friendly quality. The wooden bars or blocks mount to the wall easily and the organically-shaped round glass knobs are ready to hold towels, hats, and more.
1 Hook: 3.25"L x 3.25"D x 4.25"H
2 Hooks: 9.5"L x 3.25"D x 4.25"H
3 Hooks: 12"L x 3.25"D x 4.25"H
4 Hooks: 15.75"L x 3.25"D x 4.25"H
When glass is recycled, it is broken into small pieces called cullet. The broken pieces are crushed, sorted, cleaned, and mixed with other raw materials in the glass-making process. When glass is made from scratch, high temperatures are needed to melt all the ingredients. Since cullet melts at a lower temperature, the more of it you add to the process, the less energy is required to melt it. Recycling glass is not only energy-efficient; it benefits the environment in other ways as well. Glass produced from recycled glass instead of raw materials reduces related air pollution by 20% and related water pollution by 50%. Lastly, recycling glass keeps used bottles and jars out of landfills.
According to an EPA annual report released in 2012, wood accounted for 8% of our landfill content even after recyclable woods had been recovered from the fills. This waste is among some of the most preventable if initiative is taken to dispose of wood properly and efforts are made to salvage it. Salvaged or reclaimed wood protects our environment, because when it is recovered from its original use and repurposed it not only saves trees, but also uses only a fraction of the energy and natural resources during production as its first growth counterpart.
