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Paper degrades quickly
Water, grease, folding, repeated handling: many printed items have to be laminated, varnished or replaced too often.
Prints made for use, no longer dependent on paper.
Maps, cards, menus, signage and service items in a mineral material with no wood fibre, designed to stay readable where paper degrades.
These objects live in your customers' hands.
Visitors, customers, users: they pick up, refold, put down and reuse your prints. These must stay sharp and usable for a long time.
- Maps
- Signage
- Menus
When prints change hands, paper shows its limits.
Resisting handling and weather: that is the promise NotPaper can keep where classic paper eventually gives up.
The right choice: solve a real constraint with the right material.
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Plastic does not always have the right finish
It holds up, but it can weaken the experience when the brand wants a more editorial, warmer, more premium feel.
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NotPaper answers the use case
A mineral material with no wood fibre that holds up where paper becomes fragile, without turning to plastic.
Designed to be touched, stained, wiped and kept.
NotPaper frees your information prints from the fragility of paper. They resist water, grease, cold and repeated handling.
It rains, it stains, it gets folded. The print stays presentable.
Outdoor & tourism
Readable maps in all weather.
Slope map, tourist map, field guide: NotPaper answers the constraints that make classic paper fail outdoors: snow, rain, folding, gloves, wet bags and repeated handling.
- Snow
- Rain
- Folding
Parks & visitor sites
A park map that lasts more than a day.
The map must remain readable throughout the visit. You distribute fewer, improve your CSR, reduce immediate waste and lower recurring costs.
- Visit
- RSE
- Less waste
Service & reception
Prints that need replacing less often.
Menus, booklets, service cards, welcome materials: picked up, passed around, opened, closed, stained. NotPaper replaces laminated paper with a more resistant mineral solution.
- Menu
- Reception
- Handling