At Mirage
Our long term goal is to raise the standards in the cabinet manufacturing industry so that it becomes the norm not the exception to use safer products.
While we are interested in bringing new and cutting-edge products to Saskatchewan we are also looking for ways to reduce our footprint on the environment.
We offer formaldeyde-free plywood and melamine with little to no formaldehyde.
All of our lacquers are water-based, eliminating off-gassing, creating a safer environment for our employees and a healthier home for you.
We also recycle all cardboard, paper, plastic, glass, and tin products.
Our excess cabinet material is reused and we donate any mismatched doors to a local artist.
Reconstituted Veneer
It is a combination of particleboard and reconstituded veneer. The veneer creates the look of the most common to the most exotic and rare species of wood. They simulate the desired species without impacting their sustainability. All dyes used to make the veneers are water-based and contain no harmful heavy metals.
Kirei Board
Kirei Board is a strong, durable, environmentally friendly substitute for wood. It is manufactured from reclaimed sorghum straw with no added formaldehyde adhesive. Please visit their website for further information.
www.kireiusa.com
Bamboo
Is an affordable, attractive, durable, and eco-friendly alternative to traditional hardwood cabinetry. Like traditional hardwoods bamboo can be stained to any desired look. The delicate grain of bamboo makes it distinctive and elegant. Our children’s kitchen in our showroom is made out of bamboo, stop in an check it out.
Paperstone Countertops
We are pleased to be a direct dealer of Paperstone countertop.
This unique, environmentally friendly product is made from 100% recycled paper and cardboard and a proprietary, petroleum-free resin. It comes in a variety of colours.
PaperStone is a beautiful and heavy-duty solid surface known for its performance, warm touch, contemporary appearance, and environmental sustainability.
Inside of PaperStone countertop
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PaperStone countertops are made by pressing several peices of paper and cardboard together.
