Expert Craftmanship, Carpentry Design
Inhouse carpenters
At Aritz, our integrated team of in-house designers, operations, and skilled carpenters work in close collaboration to ensure that your custom carpentry seamlessly fits your space and design. Our integrated approach eliminates the need for multiple contractors, streamlining the process and saving you time and
hassle.
Personalised Carpentry Designs
We take a personalized approach to every project. Our designers will work closely with you to understand your specific needs, preferences, and lifestyle. We then create custom carpentry solutions that not only meet your functional requirements but also enhance the overall aesthetic of your space.
LOW FORMALDEHYDE MATERIAL
We use low-formaldehyde materials such as plywood and glue to safeguard the health and well-being of our clients and workers by minimizing exposure to harmful VOCs and improving indoor air quality. This also reflects our commitment to sustainability and supports compliance with green building standards.
Safe and Sustainable Carpentry Designs and Solutions
At Aritz Design and Construction Pte Ltd, we prioritize the health and well-being of our clients by offering carpentry solutions that use low formaldehyde materials. These materials are designed to minimize harmful emissions, contributing to a cleaner and safer indoor environment.
What Are Low Formaldehyde Materials?
Low formaldehyde materials are specially engineered to release minimal amounts of formaldehyde, a common indoor air pollutant. By choosing these materials, you ensure that your home or office maintains better air quality and reduces the risk of health issues associated with high levels of formaldehyde exposure.
Benefits of Low Formaldehyde Materials
- Improved Indoor Air Quality: Reduce the presence of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) for a healthier living space.
- Enhanced Comfort: Create a more pleasant and comfortable environment with materials that are safer and more eco-friendly.
- Sustainability: Contribute to environmentally friendly building practices with materials that are responsibly sourced and manufactured.
