Indoor-plants help to improve the quality of life indoors in many different ways.
They reduce the harmful substances in the indoor air, such as volatile organic compounds (VOCs); they support the stabilisation of the
relative humidity and also support the oxygen/carbon dioxide exchange
(O²/CO²).
They are cheaper to use in comparison to powerful air filter
systems.
They offer flexibility in the selection of their location and,
if necessary, can be moved.
They are environmentally friendly.
They offer aesthetic stimulants to people in the rooms.
They do not cause acoustic problems.
They do not interfere with ventilation systems that are already
installed.
If cared for properly, they will keep up high results on
relatively low maintenance costs.
They offer flexibility in their regular care, this means that
the maintenance intervals are not of such high importance.
They help to create a balanced working climate and consequently support
good motivation.
They can be used as attractive and splendid room dividers in
open plan offices.
They reduce blinding effects and tired eyes as they reflect yellow/ green spectrum, which the human eye responds to as
being pleasant and relaxing.
The introduction of plants bears no change to the structure of
the building.
They offer the opportunity to discretely solve an environmental
problem.
Plants only cause relatively low purchase and maintenance costs.
The possibility of a sudden failure or breakdown is relatively
low.
They are cheaper to use in comparison to powerful air filter systems.
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