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Pioneering a Circular Revolution . One Office at a Time

We are committed to transforming how office furniture and equipment are managed. We believe in our responsibility to extend the life of these items and prevent them from ending up in landfills, ensuring a more sustainable future for all.

Step into Our Circular Journey

Our dedication lies in transforming the lifecycle of office furniture and equipment through our comprehensive 4R approach: Reuse, Refurbish & Remanufacture, Repurpose & Redistribute, and Responsible Recycling. No matter where you are in your office transformation journey, Sustainable Office Solutions powered by JEB Group, offers services and products—from ethical exits and relocations to procurement and installation, ongoing maintenance, and end-of-life management. With sustainable workplace strategies, we’re on a mission to build a sustainable future, turning our industry from a linear path toward a circular evolution.

Paving the Path to Sustainability

In the face of today’s challenges, we’re tackling unsustainable practices head on and are dedicated to driving our industry to circular transformation. Dive into the unsustainable stats & facts that highlight why this circular shift is vital.

Ever considered where your office furniture goes when you move, downsize or relocate?

It’s usually not top of mind, but the answer is often landfills.

In fact, in the U.S. alone 17 billion pounds 12.1 million tons of office furniture waste ends up in landfills according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.

Every time a company moves office:

1,462 metric tons of carbon is created and 26,953 tons of waste is created

We believe that every piece of furniture has a story to tell, which is why we are committed to ensuring that story continues to benefit others in a meaningful way. present and future generations to come.

The Stats Behind Unsustainable Practices

The extraction of minerals used to produce construction materials is responsible for a quarter of global land use change. Approximately 40% of global GHG emissions can be attributed to buildings’ construction, use and demolition.

Construction and demolition processes drive nearly one-third of all material consumption.

Source: Circularity Gap Report 2024