Sirk AS

SIRK AS (whose profile describes the service as Sirken) is listed at Bergssvevegen 60, 7510 Skatval, Norway; website: https://sirken.no/. The profile describes a self-service outlet where construction-industry businesses can sell leftover building materials at reduced prices, keeping usable goods in circulation. Listed industry: Circular economy.

Related solution: “Sirken turns surplus building materials into valuable commodity” — https://businessnorway.com/solutions/sirken-turns-surplus-building-materials-into-valuable-commodity. Published 14 Dec 2022; updated 21 Sep 2026. The page labels the service as “Soon available” and describes a self-service reuse model for unused construction products. Ventilated shipping containers placed at worksites are fitted with access control, heavy-duty shelving and self-service payment. Sellers pay a small placement fee, avoid disposal costs and receive a share of sales; buyers register online and collect purchased goods from the secure container. The article says the model aims to reduce disposal, storage, transport and shipping costs, with buyers potentially saving 40–70% compared with other options.

The article cites construction’s environmental impact and waste generation, reporting that a one-month pilot diverted 12 metric tons of waste and avoided 7,000 kg of CO₂. It also quotes an estimate that 250,000 metric tons of lumber are discarded annually in Norway. The page states that surplus materials comprise about 10–15% of construction waste and notes agreements with five large industry players, including Veidekke and Backe. It gives an early-2022 commercial-launch plan, which is historical information from the article and not confirmation of current availability. Listed SDGs: Industry, innovation and infrastructure; Responsible consumption and production.

Public contact: Ingvar Aune, Co-founder and CEO; ingvar@sirken.no.