Reparaturfreundlich
"Reparaturfreundlich" is a German term that translates to "repairable" or "easy to repair" in English, emphasizing the design and construction of products with repair in mind. The concept gained prominence as part of broader sustainability and circular economy initiatives, advocating for products that can be maintained, restored, or extended in their lifespan through repair rather than being discarded.
The idea of reparaturfreundliche design originated from the principles of the "Right to Repair" movement, which
In practice, reparaturfreundliche design applies to various industries, including electronics, appliances, and vehicles. For example, smartphones
Beyond environmental benefits—reducing electronic waste and resource consumption—reparaturfreundliche design also offers economic advantages for consumers, lowering