We were recently named one of the winning SMEs in the Clean Futures Accelerator programme, led by Connected Places Catapult alongside programme partners the Black Country Innovative Manufacturing Organisation, Coventry University and CU Services Limited.

Through the programme, and working with Transport for Wales, we developed a 3D-printed toilet pod, which can integrate rainwater harvesting and solar power.

Showcasing the application of 3D printing and how it is disrupting industry.

Back in May our fresh new Toilet pod was the first building of its kind in the rail industry and across UK infrastructure.

⬇️ 60% less carbon than the steel alternative
⬆️ more cost effective

CEO, Natalie Wadley said the project showed that ChangerMaker3D have ‘now demonstrated we can print non-habitable buildings’ and ‘recognise that’s really transferrable’ as well as ‘greener, faster and more cost-effective’ than traditional building practices.

Watch the video to find out more..