The paint brand does not give any information about the factories they work with, but does describe how the paint is produced locally in Belgium and is in the hands of professionals. That is why we award TONE the 50% transparency icon.
Ethics
All TONE paints are developed in Belgium and the production is 100% local. That’s good because it means the employees work in safe conditions and receive a fair wage. The working conditions and the use of chemical substances for the paint are in fact subject to Belgian and European regulations.
Also, from the raw material to the final product in European shops, the products only travel a short distance because they are made in Belgium.
Materials
TONE uses high-quality raw materials and pigments so that the paint has good covering power and a long life (without discolouring). The paint is water-based acrylic paint and has a low VOC content, namely a maximum of 30gr/L VOC (Volatile Organic Compounds, which cause harmful emissions). TONE paint is also odourless and safe for your home and yourself.
The acrylic formula gives the paint a high covering power and you need less paint for a beautiful result.
Circular Economy
The paint brand wants to keep its environmental impact as low as possible, so they are urging customers to separate paint products from household waste and not to dispose of them down the drain or sewer. Instead, they encourage you to take old cans to a container park so they can be processed safely.
TONE’s packaging is made of recyclable materials.
Slow Fashion
At TONE, you’re sure to find a colour to suit your home. The color collection consists of 38 unique and contemporary colors with both neutral / earth tones and striking shades. With wall paint there is always a chance that you will get bored with the colour, but as long as it suits your interior and style, you can enjoy it for a long time, at COSH! We love a ‘slow interior’!
Do you want to give your interior a new colour? Then take a look at the durable paint from TONE. You can see where you can view and buy the paint colours in your neighbourhood on the map below from COSH!
