Background
The popularity of this paper in the USA goes back many years. Its growth in use in Australia can be traced back to the time of the design of the new Parliament House when American Architects brought it with them. The excellent qualities of the paper were soon apparent to local Architects and Designers and demand has increased to such that it is now found in use throughout the industry. Other papers in the range are the tinted yellow Yellowtrace ® and plain or Whitetrace product. While the whole world uses computers to produce final drawings it is evident that a great deal of initial design is hand sketched.
Environmental
Yellowtrace, Whitetrace and Ambertrace are produced from raw materials sourced from sustainably managed forests. The product range carries full FSC certification.
Yellowtrace, Whitetrace and Ambertrace are fully recyclable.
Market
Architects, Interior and Landscape Designers, Set Designers - in fact anyone creating designs from concept to final drawings enjoys using this paper. The most popular 12inch size fits the briefcase so it can be taken to a client or site meeting, rolled out and used to record and establish ideas, changes or updates to the design in progress. The transparent quality of the paper makes it ideal for overlays and tracings of existing drawings.
Competitiveness
This tracing paper holds a special position in the marketplace. Other traditional drawing papers do not have the same feel or appeal to the designer. There is really nothing else quite like it.
Other Terms for this Product
drafting paper, tracing paper, sketch paper roll, sketch paper, tracing paper roll, tracing paper rolls, architectural tracing paper, amber tracing paper, amber trace, lightweight tracing paper, architects paper, amber tracing paper, ambertrace, ambertrace thumbnail sketch paper. It is also sometimes incorrectly called detail paper, detail paper rolls, butter paper, butter paper rolls.