Sustainable performance furniture customized to existing design packages
Restaurant solutions built with positive carbon impact in mind
Our circular furniture, manufactured in Canada and engineered to perform, stores carbon to achieve sustainability targets
LOCAL MANUFACTURING
With our Microfactory network spanning coast to coast in Canada, we source, manufacture, and deliver in your community.
CUSTOM APPROVED DESIGNS
Our modular capabilities means we create circular solutions to the specification requirements with corporate design packages.
PROMPT LEAD TIMES
Using our local Microfactory ensures a short lead time to complete projects within tight deadlines.
TANGIBLE IMPACT
From waste diversion to storing carbon, each location receives sustainability reports to share the positive impact from the project.
CUSTOM MILLWORK
We manufacture solutions with specific dimensions for unique spaces, such as floating shelves, boardroom tables, and wall paneling.
The ChopValue Difference
We’re setting a new standard for manufacturing
Centralized Manufacturing
The classical approach to producing goods where all raw materials are transported to a central location to manufacture products.
Downsides: inflexibility to react to short-term market needs, transportation costs, environmental footprint, and difficulty sourcing large quantities of raw materials.
Decentralized Manufacturing
Goods produced at various locations closer to raw materials, transported for final assembly at a central location.
Advantages: market and product flexibility, quicker reaction to changes, and additional product sourcing options.
ChopValue’s Approach to Distributed Manufacturing
Local manufacturing of products using local resources across multiple locations under a single company or brand.
Advantages: increased flexibility, decreased costs of outside services and materials due to local partnerships, decreased environmental footprint, and significantly improved lead times.
Centralized Manufacturing
The classical approach to producing goods where all raw materials are transported to a central location to manufacture products.
Benefits: economy of scale and high automation due to larger volumes of production.
Downsides: inflexibility to react to short-term market needs, transportation costs, environmental footprint, and difficulty sourcing large quantities of raw materials.
Instead of using virgin materials, A&W has partnered with ChopValue to transform waste streams into product. The result is a sustainable performance material manufactured into densified tables and benches, ready to be dined on the daily.
The best part? ChopValue has Microfactories in Canada from coast to coast, meaning every piece of furniture is 100% Canadian sourced and made, handcrafted by a woodworker in your community.
How ChopValue creates a circular economy
