Paper Saver Empty

Paper Saver EmptyThe Paper Saver comes empty for you to fill it with your paper of choice. Perfect for recycling paper that would otherwise go to waste, or even to create a customised sketchbook with the exact paper you need. Premium faux leather notebook comes in black, brown or red. Dimensions 214mm x 160mm Durable spring steel wire binder for paper insertion Easy interchangeable paper without the need for clips, staples or glue Fits approximately 40 50 sheets of

The Paper Saver comes empty for you to fill it with your paper of choice. Perfect for recycling paper that would otherwise go to waste, or even to create a customised sketchbook with the exact paper you need.

• Premium faux leather notebook comes in black, brown or red.
• Dimensions 214mm x 160mm
• Durable spring steel wire binder for paper insertion
• Easy interchangeable paper without the need for clips, staples or glue
• Fits approximately 40-50 sheets of folded A4 single sided printed paper, giving you 80-100 pages in total of writing paper
• Please note paper is not included - reuse your own used paper and replenish as needed to reduce your waste!

About Paper Saver:

Rather than producing and selling an eco friendly notebook that is made out of 100% recycled paper, Paper Saver took a new approach by asking, how else can paper that is destined to be recycled or go directly to waste be reused? The Paper Saver began when Jon Yong, an architect based in Melbourne, Australia, became tired of seeing sheets of printed draft designs become obsolete almost as soon as they came off the printer, still warm. Seeing all the perfectly blank sides on the back of the paper, he knew he could put the waste paper to greater use rather than throwing it into the bin, even if it was the recycling bin. Given how much the environment is impacted just to produce the paper we use so freely, he fashioned a device in which the paper could be inserted to conveniently use it to scribble notes and designs on the blank sides. Soon, he realised the Paper Saver wasn't only a solution to his problem, but it could help many more people reduce their paper waste as well, and more importantly, the environment.