It’s no joke or a poet’s imagination. This is all happening in Minnesota. A Minnesotan company by the name of ‘All Paper Recycling’ has efficiently used recycled paper to make building material. It converted the paper into a lovely and versatile new building material — called ShetkaSTONE.
Including waxed paper, glossy paper, and magazines, the building material is completely made from all types of recycled paper, plants, and cloth fibers ShetkaSTONE can be used to create anything from doors, counter tops, benches, molding, soap dishes, and more.
Congrats Stanly J. Shetka, president of All Paper Recycling, Inc. for this unimaginably eco-friendly creation. All Paper Recycling, Inc. rightly claims its mission is ‘to reduce pre-consumer and post consumer waste through the creation of environmentally responsible products and building materials made from wastepaper, cloth or plant fiber’.
Via: Inhabitat
