Environmental Responsibility

1. Environmental Perspective

Environmental responsibility is treated as an ongoing practice rather than a one-time statement. Decisions are guided by long-term impact, practical use, and responsible handling of resources across the full product lifecycle.

2. Product Design and Longevity

Furniture is selected with durability and everyday use in mind. Emphasis is placed on structural stability and materials suited for extended use, helping reduce replacement frequency and unnecessary waste.

3. Material Awareness

Materials are chosen based on suitability, resilience, and functional lifespan. Where possible, priority is given to materials that support long-term use and responsible sourcing practices.

4. Packaging and Waste Reduction

Packaging is designed to protect products during handling and transport while avoiding excessive materials. Components are selected to support reuse, recycling, or appropriate disposal in line with local guidelines.

5. Logistics and Operational Efficiency

Delivery and handling processes are organised to balance reliability and efficiency. Structured scheduling and consolidated handling help reduce repeated transport and limit avoidable environmental impact.

6. Responsible Use and End-of-Life Consideration

Clear care guidance is provided to encourage proper use and maintenance. At the end of a product’s usable life, users are encouraged to follow local recycling or disposal regulations to minimise environmental impact.

7. Continuous Review

Environmental practices are reviewed periodically to identify areas for improvement. Adjustments may be made in response to operational changes, updated standards, or evolving environmental expectations.

8. Contact

• Address: APT BLK 682 HOUGANG AVENUE 4 #04-362, SINGAPORE 530682, SINGAPORE
• Email: priorityservice@havengoden.com
• Phone: +65 (988) 24684
• Service hours: Monday to Friday, 09:00 – 18:00 (AEST/AEDT). Enquiries received outside these hours or on public holidays will be responded to on the next business day.