Sustainability | Natura Water

Sustainability, by Natura

Great water. Less waste.

Exceptional water shouldn’t come with a throwaway habit. Bring still and sparkling water to your space—and make refilling part of every day.

A thoughtful change. A refreshing experience.

Two Natura reusable glass water bottles, in clear and blue finishes.
Made to refill. Not to throw away.
Filtered at the point of use
Served in reusable bottles
Enjoyed again and again

Good for your everyday

Sustainability that
makes sense.

Make reducing single-use waste part of the way you serve water. Natura brings the focus back to what matters: a great experience, a practical routine, and less to throw away.

Less single-use waste.

Replace disposable water bottles with filtered water served in reusable glass bottles and drinkware. A different approach, one pour at a time.

A simpler water program.

Rethink the buying, storing, and handling of packaged water. Prepare water on-site and build a refill routine around the way your team works.

An elevated experience.

Serve refreshing still and sparkling water without making a single-use bottle part of every serving. A thoughtful detail your guests can see.

Your potential impact

A daily change.
A difference that adds up.

How many single-use bottles could your space leave behind? Start with the bottled water you plan to replace.

Make it personal to your space.

Use your expected replacement volume, not total water usage. Adjust operating days for weekends and closures. Enter 0–1,000 bottles and 1–366 days.

Your potential annual reduction

18,250

single-use bottles potentially
avoided every year.

At 50 bottles a day, over 365 operating days.

1,521 bottles per month, on average
(rounded to the nearest bottle)
18,250 L annual bottled-water volume
replaced—not water saved

How we calculate your estimate

Annual bottles: bottles replaced per operating day × operating days per year. Average monthly bottles: annual bottles ÷ 12, rounded to the nearest whole bottle. Annual volume: annual bottles × selected bottle size in liters.

For the starting example: 50 × 365 = 18,250 bottles per year; 18,250 ÷ 12 ≈ 1,521 bottles per month; and 18,250 × 1 liter = 18,250 liters of bottled water replaced. Changing bottle size changes the volume estimate, not the number of containers.

These are planning estimates, not measured results or a life-cycle assessment. The calculator assumes every bottle entered is actually displaced by on-site water served in a reusable vessel. It does not account for system capacity or peak demand; ask Natura to size a system for your operation.

Illustrative estimate based on your inputs. Actual reductions depend on usage and reuse practices. No net carbon, energy, oil, water-conservation, or financial savings are calculated or guaranteed.

Natura B5 stainless-steel countertop water system with two dispensing taps.

Prepared here. Enjoyed here.

Great water starts at the source. Shown: the Natura B5 countertop system.

A better everyday routine

Filter. Fill. Enjoy.
And repeat.

  1. Filter at the point of use.

    Natura filters your incoming water on-site, with still and sparkling options available across the system range.

  2. Fill. Serve. Enjoy.

    Bring water to the table, meeting room, or everyday break in reusable bottles and glasses.

  3. Make reuse the routine.

    Wash your reusable drinkware according to its care instructions and your sanitation procedures. Then refill and serve again.

Find your Natura system

The bigger picture

Part of your wider
sustainability story.

Connect your water service to your organization’s purchasing and waste-reduction goals. Track the bottles you replace, build a consistent reuse routine, and document your progress.

Planning a LEED project?

LEED provides a framework for green buildings, addressing areas such as energy, water, materials, and waste. Your project team should evaluate the requirements for its chosen rating system and version.

Installing a Natura system does not by itself guarantee LEED points or certification. Credit eligibility and project documentation must be evaluated separately.

Explore LEED with USGBC (opens in a new tab)

A little more clarity

Good questions.
Clear answers.

What to know about making the switch to refill-first water service.

How does Natura help reduce single-use bottles?

Natura prepares drinking water on-site so you can serve it in reusable bottles and glasses instead of buying an individually packaged bottle for each serving. The reduction depends on how much bottled water you actually replace and how consistently you reuse your drinkware.

Can I serve both still and sparkling water?

Yes. Natura offers systems that serve chilled still and sparkling water. Ambient water is also available on select systems. Choose the format and output that fit your space and service requirements.

Does the calculator show carbon or water savings?

No. It estimates the number of single-use bottles you could avoid and the volume of bottled water you could replace, based only on your inputs. Net environmental impact also depends on equipment, energy, filters, CO₂ supplies, cleaning, transport, and end-of-life factors. Bottled-water volume replaced is not the same as water conserved.

How do I get started with a refill-first water program?

Start with your current bottled-water usage, where you serve water, and your busiest service periods. The Natura team can help you choose a countertop or undercounter system and discuss purchase or leasing options.

Your next step starts here

Make the next pour
a better choice.

Let’s find the Natura system that fits your space, your service, and your next step toward less single-use waste.