The 'Tower Blocks' are an eco-friendly take on the classic tabletop pastime achieved with a blend of unexpected materials for players to appreciate. The game consists of hollow pieces with a chevron skeleton inside for support, which are each constructed out of a mix of recycled plastic and wood waste to give them a sustainable edge. The game thus maintains a low carbon footprint with a reduced cost over virgin materials and a commitment towards a circular economy.
The 'Tower Blocks' come in leaf, sand and flower color options, and have a reduced CO2 consumption that's 81% lower than alternatives on the market. The game makes use of up to 540-grams of recycled plastic and 143-grams of discarded wood per set.
Eco-Friendly Tower Block Games
The 'Tower Blocks' are Made with Recycled Plastic and Wood Waste
Trend Themes
1. Eco-friendly Games - The creation and utilization of eco-friendly materials and designs in tabletop and board games presents opportunities to capitalize on consumer demand for sustainable and environmentally-conscious products.
2. Circular Economy Products - The incorporation of recycled materials into consumer products enables businesses to contribute to a circular economy and reduces carbon footprint, providing a competitive advantage in environmentally conscious industries.
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Industry Implications
1. Sustainable Games Industry - A sustainable games industry catering to environmentally conscious consumers presents opportunities to produce eco-friendly tabletop and board games, games with healthy environmental messages and themes, and sustainable packaging to minimize waste and carbon footprint.
2. Construction Industry - The use of recycled materials such as plastic and wood waste in construction presents an opportunity for eco-friendly building projects, reduces waste and helps reduce the carbon footprint of buildings and overall reduces cost.
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