This bamboo dry-erase surface from Three by Three Seattle is an eco-friendly alternative to notepaper and sticky pad reminders that leave behind unnecessary trash after they have served their one and only purpose.
The tablets are slightly slanted for ease of writing and viewing from afar, making them ideal for kitchens, classrooms and home offices. The organization tool is perfect for jotting down reminders and creating to-do lists, without cluttering surfaces with notes that will eventually end up in the waste paper basket.
Although this dry-erase surface is fairly inexpensive and can be reused countless times after being wiped down, many people are willing to set aside concerns for cost if it helps to make them feel like a more socially responsible consumer.
What's Driving This Trend
- Eco-friendly Notepads
- A disruption opportunity exists for businesses in manufacturing eco-friendly alternatives to traditional notepads and sticky notes.
- Reusable Writing Surfaces
- There is an opportunity for innovation in creating writing surfaces that can be used multiple times, reducing waste and promoting sustainability.
- Sustainable Office Supplies
- Businesses can explore opportunities to create sustainable office supplies to offer consumers more environmentally conscious options.
Who This Affects Most
- Office Supplies
- The office supplies industry can explore developing more eco-friendly and sustainable products such as reusable notebooks and writing surfaces.
- Education
- The education industry can adopt reusable writing surfaces like the bamboo tablets to promote sustainability and reduce waste.
- Home Organization
- The home organization industry can market eco-friendly notepads and writing surfaces as a solution for consumers wanting to reduce clutter and promote sustainability.
