Sometimes as good
as new is better
The industry’s first circular system that will prolong the life of products up to 100 years.
d line products are designed to last. That is why we offer not only a 20-year warranty across all products, but also the possibility to extend their lifespan through our Re-handle service. When years of use begin to leave their mark, our skilled craftsmen repair, replace worn components, and restore each product so that its surface, function, and feel appear as good as new.
We believe lasting quality creates value on several levels. Each Re-handle can reduce CO₂ emissions by up to 90%, extend the value of the original investment, and ensure a consistent user experience over time.
The quality of the products makes the need for servicing rare, but the system is designed to support it when needed. Each product can therefore go through Re-handle up to four times. Every time, the 20-year warranty is renewed, allowing the total lifespan to reach up to 100 years.
We exist to lead our industry in sustainability
by acting with care and producing responsibly.
1. First, d line reviews the product and process together with the customer to ensure a smooth Re-handle journey.
2. Packaging is then sent to the customer so the product can be packed safely and easily.
3. The product is collected on-site and transported to the workshop.
4. At the workshop, specialists inspect, service, and document the product.
5. The product is then repaired and restored so it once again looks and functions almost as new.
6. Finally, the restored product is returned to the location and reinstalled. The packaging is collected and reused for the next Re-handle process, allowing the system to continue as part of a closed circular loop.
Curious about our Re-handle concept?
Re-handle significantly reduces CO₂ emissions by reusing existing materials instead of producing new products. A new faucet emits an average of 14.95 kg CO₂, while a Re-handle faucet emits 1.31 kg CO₂. This corresponds to a reduction of up to 91% and demonstrates how material choices and extended product lifespan affect the total environmental impact over time.
Almost 63% of our CO₂ footprint comes from material production. That is why Re-handle is designed to keep materials in use and extend their functional lifecycle through repeated reuse.
We work consciously with stainless steel. The material requires more CO₂ to produce initially, but it can also be fully recycled again and again. Many alternative materials cannot remain in the same circular loop and therefore result in a higher environmental impact over time.
It’s an easy decision: Repair instead of replacing.
The building and construction sector accounts for 37% of global CO₂ emissions*. That comes with responsibility. At d line, we work systematically to reduce our impact across the entire value chain – from product to production – and we provide reliable customer service throughout the entire process.
In our products:
- Over 250 products can be Re-handled.
- 40% of our portfolio is supported by Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs).
- Packaging based on recycled and recyclable materials.
- 100% recyclable stainless steel products: taps, showers, and bathroom accessories.
- Up to 100 years of lifespan.
In our production:
- Lead time: 8 weeks.
- European production powered by 100% renewable electricity.
- In-house production with full control over the value chain.
- ESG reporting aligned with the VSME standard on an annual basis since 2024.
- Loan products available during the service period.
- Only 0.3% production failure rate.
- Local purchasing to reduce transport impact and support the local economy.
- As 63% of our CO₂ footprint comes from material choices, we use stainless steel as a resource-intensive but highly durable material.
- Re-handle reduces CO₂ emissions by up to 91%.
- ISO 14001 certified processes.
- Re-handle is more cost-effective than buying new products.
* Building Materials and the Climate: Constructing a New Future, date: 2023-09, author: United Nations Environment Programme & Yale Center for Ecosystems + Architecture
At d line obtaining EPD’s and ISO 14001 certifications is a means and not the end of a journey. We think that sustainability is a living thing, so we constantly strive to innovate across design, engineering and technology, seeing our offerings not so much as final results but as continuing evolutions.
Read more about this in our ESG report.
