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E3 Environmental Ceramicsteel by PolyVision

05/01/07

E3 Environmental Ceramicsteel
by PolyVision

POLYVISION is demonstrating its commitment to environmentalresponsibility by producing an ecologically friendly writing surface forinteractive whiteboards called E3 Environmental Ceramicsteel. The surfacereceived the first international Cradle to Cradle certification, whichrecognizes achievement in environmentally intelligent design and certifiesa product's recyclability, energy efficiency, and environmentalsafety. The surface boasts clear visibility, as well as smooth writing anderasing. It's also durable and resistant to chemicals, fire, stains, bacteria,and scratches. Price: Starts at $304 for 18-inch by 24-inch surfacesize.

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