Snapmat is committed to practices that help preserve natural
resources and reduce waste.  The high density fiberboard (HDF) core
used in Snapmat chairmats is made from wood particles that come from
several sources.  These sources include sawdust from saw mills, wood
chips from log processing and planar shavings from wood processing.  In
all cases, the wood particles have been salvaged and are considered
post-industrial recycled.  The HDF is certified by the Composite Panel
Association to be an Environmentally Preferred Product.  The recycled
wood content of the HDF is 100%.  The total recycled content by weight
is 65%.

 

The wood fibers in both the laminate paper and HDF come from
sources that are certified by the Sustainable Forestry Initiative (SFI)
and have been awarded Greenguard Certification.

 

Snapmat chairmats will not harbor dust, odors, mold, mildew or
other allergens that can aggravate asthma and other breathing-related
disorders.