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The Power of Pumice
From new construction to backyard gardens, pumice is a great addition.
Here’s why:
Why Pumice
It’s truly one of nature’s greatest inventions. Pumice was once molten lava that, when cooled, forms a one-of-a-kind volcanic stone. While cooling, small air pockets form, resulting in a material that is lightweight, highly insulating, highly refractive, and highly absorbent. Depending on the application, pumice is used in a wide variety of industries.
Sustainable Resource
Pumice is an all-natural, sustainable material that is abundantly available, produced from volcanoes around the world. The natural durability of pumice is centuries old, as well as recyclable.
Plant Power
Planting Tip: Try top-dressing with pumice. Place pumice on top of your soil and around your plant to prevent pests like fungus gnats in your indoor plants. This will also absorb excess water pooling around your plants outside.
Top Choice for Construction
How Earthcore Uses Pumice
When it comes to harnessing the power of pumice, you can trust Earthcore Industries. For over 30 years, Earthcore has improved and innovated the Isokern system, an over 80 year old Danish technology, to create their signature, top-rated fireplace and chimney systems. The Isokern fireplace brand is renowned for its incredible insulation properties, safety, efficiency and affordability. The key behind their one-of-a-kind products? Earthcore’s proprietary pumice material that’s sourced from Iceland’s Mount Hekla volcano. Its close proximity to the arctic circle means that Earthcore’s pure pumice material is extracted without contaminants and organic erosion, ensuring superior quality.
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