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# Design for Disassembly

From [10 Essential Principles of Zero-Waste Design for a Sustainable Future](https://listium.com/@reclaimdesign/119706/10-essential-principles-of-zero-waste-design-for-a-sustainable-future)  
By [Reclaim Design (@reclaimdesign)](https://listium.com/@reclaimdesign)

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Published 4 January 2025 · Updated 4 January 2025

Category: home & garden / home furnishings

- Info: Creating products that can be easily taken apart facilitates recycling and material recovery at the end of their life. This approach ensures that components can be separated and processed appropriately, reducing landfill waste.