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Bamboo Magazine Rack

Rexel Bamboo Magazine Rack, 250 x 90 x 280 mm, Wood

Bamboo Magazine Rack

Made from 100% recyclable, sustainable bamboo, the stunning Rexel Bamboo desk accessories range proves you don’t have to compromise on quality, performance or style to be ‘green’ in your office or home. Although technically a grass, bamboo is very hard and durable: 13% harder than maple and 27% harder than northern red oak. This makes it the ideal material for desk furniture, lovely to look at yet sturdy enough to withstand everyday wear and tear. Only the Mao Zhu species of bamboo is used in the production of the Rexel Bamboo range. It’s a variety not eaten by panda bears and is harvested only from controlled forests to avoid disturbing the panda’s habitat. Mao Zhu is one of the fastest-growing plants in the world, and is ready to harvest after just 5 or 6 years, making it the sensible alternative to hardwoods which take decades to mature. Once the bamboo stems have been harvested, new shoots push up to create the next crop of bamboo. It’s a highly efficient, sustainable process with no re-planting required. So by choosing bamboo products you can play your part in the fight against deforestation and help preserve the habitat of endangered wildlife. The Rexel Bamboo magazine rack is the perfect tool for organising stray documents in the office and home. Measuring 25 x 9 x 28cm, it can comfortably accommodate up to 600 sheets of 80 gram paper, or several standard A4 folders, catalogues and documents. With its clean, contemporary design and natural finish, the Bamboo magazine rack will complement any colour scheme. The curved front edges make it easy to identify and pull out individual folders whilst the compact shape ensures it will sit neatly on a kitchen unit or desk top which is ideal for busy environments where space is at a premium. With the Rexel Bamboo magazine rack you can enjoy the contemporary feel and natural beauty of top quality bamboo in the knowledge that you’re ‘doing your bit’ to protect the environment.