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Midrand, South Africa, December 2011: After years of wishing and hoping and praying...and lots of hard work, the New Jerusalem Children’s Home is gearing up to officially open its doors as South Africa’s uniquely green orphanage.

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The New Jerusalem Children’s Home has set a new standard for budgeted eco-friendly design.  Practically every aspect of the orphanage layout and construction takes the environment into account.  From the indigenous plants used in the landscaping, to wood plastic composite Eva-tech decking sponsored by Eva-Last, the home’s commitment to living green is evident.

Dr. Adrienne Feldner-Busztin of the New Jerusalem Children’s Home explained, “We have developed a holistic, environmentally friendly, cost effective and integrated plan for the Home.”

“This is a groundbreaking project,” commented Eva-Last director, Nathan Chapman.  “It proves that going green can have social and environmental benefits.”

The orphanage exemplifies that eco-friendly building can be affordable and aesthetically pleasing.  Although many materials were sponsored by independent companies, the New Jerusalem Children’s Home had to work within their strict budget.  Many of the green products chosen, like Eva-tech wood plastic composite, are considered long-term investments.   Eva-tech can last up to forty years as decking and outdoor furniture, even without the maintenance needed for traditional timber decking.

Eighty young children are scheduled to move in to the New Jerusalem Children’s Home this week.  Friday marks an open day for sponsors to see the final project.  The official grand opening is scheduled for February, 2012.

“We are truly happy to be a part of this amazing orphanage,” explained Eva-Last director, Marc Minne.  “It will be so special to see the children in their new home.”

The New Jerusalem Children’s Home is a registered NGO.  For more information, please contact Dr. Adrienne Feldner at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

Monday, 03 October 2011 10:34

Eva-Last Moves to New Offices

We've moved! Eva-Last head office is now at 334 Angus Crescent, Northlands Business Park, Hoogland (North Riding, Johannesburg), 2169.

The rest is still the same - the phone numbers (011 462 1221 and 011 462 1206), the email ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it ) and the fax (011 462 1240).

Come check out our new offices and pick up one of our new brochures or sample boxes. We're open Monday through Friday, 08:00 - 17:00. Eva-Last is committed to bringing you the highest quality composite materials and the most reliable service.

Thursday, 25 August 2011 15:12

Eva-tech WPC Debuts in Europe

Eva-Last Exhibits at Spoga + Gafa, Germany

Cologne, Germany, September 4 - 6, 2011: Eva-Last, the sole manufacturer of Eva-tech wood plastic composite (WPC), is setting its sights on Germany.  The proudly South African company will begin its export campaign by exhibiting at the prestigious Spoga + Gafa exhibition in Europe.  This marks the first international show to feature a composite product range created in South Africa.  It’s a big step for the Eva-Last team, but it’s one they’re ready to take.

Thursday, 21 July 2011 09:43

Decorex Highlights Eco-Friendly Design

Eva-Last Impresses with Innovative Approach

Gallagher Convention Centre, Johannesburg, August 5 - 9, 2011: For five days the Gallagher Convention Centre was transformed into a fantasy world of the best decor ideas, products and companies in the country.  Thousands of visitors from South Africa and beyond came to see the leaders in design.  Hundreds of exhibitors worked around the clock to execute the best stands possible.  The effort paid off: visitors and exhibitors agree that this year’s show was the best yet.

 

Friday, 15 July 2011 10:35

Eva-Last Shines on Sheer Design

Eva-Last Enjoys Television Exposure

The Home Channel, June 13, 2011 –Eva-Last was proudly featured on the popular Home Channel programme Sheer Design.  The show follows interior designer Candice Woodward and her fiancé as they remodel their home using glass.  The use of glass and windows showcases the Woodward’s garden, bringing the outdoors in.  Candice decided to maximise the function and style of her garden by including an Eva-tech WPC deck, sponsored by Eva-Last.

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