In partnership with New Laser, a Belgian expert in metal fabrication, we sourced surplus square steel tubes originally left unused from previous production cycles. Rather than treating them as waste, we saw an opportunity to turn these structural elements into the backbone of TU02. To maximize material efficiency, each tube is cut along its edge, generating three to five components per original piece. This innovative approach dramatically increases yield while reducing the carbon impact of new production.

TU02 is designed to be strong, modular, and lightweight. The system uses custom connections and minimal joints, reducing the need for additional hardware. Every component is powder-coated (thermolaqué) for enhanced resistance and a clean, refined finish suitable for both indoor and outdoor environments. The minimalist design emphasizes flexibility — pieces can adapt to diverse settings such as hybrid workspaces, terraces, or public areas — embodying durability without visual heaviness.

All metal parts are precisely cut, shaped, and powder-coated in Belgium, following a strict zero-waste approach. By repurposing existing steel and optimizing every linear meter, TU02 drastically reduces the need for new metal extraction while maintaining full structural performance. The process blends industrial precision with circular efficiency, creating a sustainable production model that values both innovation and responsibility.