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Flaunt It! Monday: Way Basics

header_basicGood Monday morning from hot as all heck South Carolina! How has the weather been in your corner of the world? It’s been about 200 degrees with a heat index of 500 around here, I kid you not! I was quiet last week, my birthday was Friday and we went to see Bill Maher Thursday night. First time the hubs and I have gone out with out the kids in who knows how long and it was a great show.

hdr_zboardAnyway, here we are Monday it is and Flaunt It we will go! Today it’s a company called Way Basics. I thought this was such a unique product I was very interested in checking it out and letting you know about them.  Their zboards are made out of post consumer paper and are completely recyclable. They are also water resistant and don’t off-gas.  The boards can come in pre-fab kits or you can use your imagination and build your own design.  There are no tools needed to put these together they have strong adhesive strips and you simply stick them together.

A little about the company’s additional sustainability efforts (from the site):

We’re founding members of the Sustainable Furnishings Council, a coalition united to promote environmentally healthy practices in the industry, and to help consumers identify good furniture choices. We are also proud to announce that for 2008, Way Basics went zero via the Conservation Fund’s “Go Zero Program.” This means that we offset our company carbon emissions by planting trees at the Red River National Wildlife Refuge! To learn more visit the Conservation Fund.

I was sent a sample of the pink cube for review. This cube was so easy to assemble and the boards are light but very solid feeling.  The girls got this sample due to the color it has been stuffed with toys and books and they really like it.  Unfortunately, the other day I think one of them my have jumped off the bed and straight on it. It took a beating.  It is still holding together, but the backing tore and stuck to the tape.

You can get them in different colors, wood grain or unfinished to decorate as you wish. These products are a very affordable and sustainable way to furnish your rooms. Just don’t let your kids mistake them for a trampoline!

WayBasics is offering all of my readers a 10% discount to try their products. Use coupon code WBEOG10 during check out. One of my readers will also win a $20 Coupon code to use towards a Way Basics purchase.

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  • Buy anything from Way Basics (don’t forget to use your coupon code) and comment 5 times that you did! (I will confirm)

One winner will be chosen on Wednesday 7/1/09. Please don’t forget to leave a separate entry and any entries that show obvious laziness i.e. a simple “Thanks for the great giveaway” will not be published therefore not counted. It’s just not fair for the people that do know how to follow simple directions. US residents only. Thanks!

Sorry for the delay in picking a winner on this Holiday weekend started early for me this weekend! Our winner is comment #14 Congrats Gloria!!

About Jen

Jennifer Smith provides Green Virtual Assistant Services to grow small businesses paperless and sustainable providing various e-services. Her passion is customizing StudioPress Themes for WordPress for her awesome clients. View her portfolio here.

Comments

  34. Leilani says

    I’d get the CubePlus3. I’m not sure which finish/color…but I’d use it for my home office (the corner of my bedroom)!

  35. Leilani says

    I’d get the CubePlus3. I’m not sure which finish/color…but I’d use it for my home office (the corner of my bedroom)!

  40. Tamara Burks says

    I think I’d get the basic cube first and see how much I like the product before expanding.

  41. Tamara Burks says

    I think I’d get the basic cube first and see how much I like the product before expanding.

  86. gloria says

    I would love the Rectangle 3. It would be used either in my bedroom or for one of my children’s. We all need something like this.

  87. gloria says

    I would love the Rectangle 3. It would be used either in my bedroom or for one of my children’s. We all need something like this.

  96. Jessica says

    Following Way Basics on Twitter @macmomof3
    .-= Jessica´s last blog ..Layers Clothing =-.

  97. Jessica says

    Following Way Basics on Twitter @macmomof3
    .-= Jessica´s last blog ..Layers Clothing =-.

  98. Jessica says

    I love the Rectangle3. I would love it for my youngest son’s room. We have been starting a book collection for him, but we need a good bookcase.
    .-= Jessica´s last blog ..Layers Clothing =-.

  99. Jessica says

    I love the Rectangle3. I would love it for my youngest son’s room. We have been starting a book collection for him, but we need a good bookcase.
    .-= Jessica´s last blog ..Layers Clothing =-.

  100. Christie says

    I would use the Modular Cube Storage from their Possibilities Collection to create some storage for my sewing room.

  101. Anonymous says

    I would use the Modular Cube Storage from their Possibilities Collection to create some storage for my sewing room.

  106. Mishia says

    These are amazing. I like anything that would help me organize my madness. I love the spinning cubes!

  107. Mishia says

    These are amazing. I like anything that would help me organize my madness. I love the spinning cubes!

  108. Benita Glickman says

    I would buy the cube. Since I don’t really know the company or the product, I would proceed with caution. If the cube worked out for me, then I’d buy more and create a bookcase.

  109. Benita Glickman says

    I would buy the cube. Since I don’t really know the company or the product, I would proceed with caution. If the cube worked out for me, then I’d buy more and create a bookcase.

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