FAQs
Why Bamboo? 5 Reasons Why Bamboo Is Saving Our World
- Bamboo is the fastest-growing plant on earth
- Bamboo is strong and durable
- Bamboo is safe and hygienic
- Bamboo Is Good for The Community
- Bamboo is Great for the Environment
Bamboo is a highly sustainable plant. Bamboo can grow to full size in just 3-4 months, compared to standard trees which can take 30+ years to grow. They grow very quickly and, after harvest, grow back just as quickly. No replanting is necessary. When a tree is cut, it never grows back. In addition, bamboo’s natural rhizome (root) network protects soil from erosion and retains moisture, and bamboo can grow in environments with depleted soil and little water. Bamboo doesn’t require fertilizers, insecticides or pesticides.
How does Woody paper compare in softness to other tissues?
Bamboo requires no additional chemicals to give it physical strength and softness. It is a purely natural product. Unlike recycled bath tissue, which can be rough or thin, Woody is soft. The bamboo fibres used to make this paper produce a much softer product than recycled paper and many virgin wood fibre papers.
Where is the bamboo sourced?
China is the only country that grows bamboo on a commercial scale. Approximately one third of the world’s bamboo and most of the world’s fastest growing bamboo is found here.
Will you be offering any new products in the future?
Yes, we have plan to introduce other Bamboo paper products in the future like Kitchen Roll, Boxed Tissue Paper and Bathroom Napkins. We are working closely with our production facility to develop additional products. Follow our blog, facebook and twitter for updates and announcements.
Do you charge for delivery?
No – we do free home delivery in UK.
Where is your company located?
We are located in England, United Kingdom. Our head office is located in Crawley, West Sussex. We are strictly based in the United Kingdom and we are completely independent, we are not owned by a parent company or affiliated with another company. It was established in 2020, with the ongoing objective of saving trees and offering consumers a sustainable environmental choice, rather than building a high-volume business.