Xanita enters into Material ConneXion’s worldwide libraries

Xanita’s X-Board and X-Core have recently been accepted into the Mate­r­ial ConneXion’s libraries, located in five major cities world­wide, namely New York (United States), Bangkok (Thai­land), Cologne (Ger­many), Daegu (Korea) and Milan (Italy).

Mate­r­ial Con­neX­ion is the lead­ing global plat­form for mate­r­ial solu­tions and inno­va­tions. Built on the belief that “every idea has a mate­r­ial solu­tion”, they are the trusted advi­sor for For­tune 500’s, smaller forward-thinking com­pa­nies, and gov­ern­ment agen­cies seek­ing a cre­ative or com­pet­i­tive edge through strate­gic mate­r­ial selec­tions. Mate­r­ial ConneXion’s inter­na­tional net­work of mate­r­ial spe­cial­ists pro­vide a global, cross-industry per­spec­tive on mate­ri­als, sus­tain­able alter­na­tives, and their poten­tial uses.

X-Board sam­ples were pre­sented by Xanita Thai­land to Mary Eliz­a­beth, the Crown Princess of Den­mark, at Mate­r­ial Con­neX­ion in Bangkok, Thailand.

Xanita takes recy­cled kraft paper and sugar cane bagasse waste and turns it into high-strength, light­weight, non-toxic, low den­sity fibre board, com­monly spec­i­fied by design­ers and used by exhi­bi­tion and set-builders, print­ers, dis­play man­u­fac­tur­ers, join­ers, fur­ni­ture man­u­fac­tur­ers, builders, yacht builders, cof­fin man­u­fac­tur­ers, shop fit­ters and more.

Unlike other engi­neered wood which is typ­i­cally dumped as land­fill post-use, Xanita boards can, in their raw or indus­trial inkjet printed form, be com­pletely repulped back into kraft paper, for re-use. Xanita boards con­tain no toxic urea formalde­hyde. Learn more about our board’s envi­ron­men­tal cre­den­tials on http://www.ecospecifier.org/. 

Avail­able in twenty-four coun­tries, there’s likely to be a Xanita board reseller in your area soon!

For more details, visit :- www.materialconnexion.com and www.xanita.com