Royal Paper Products

Plot No. 33 isn't much to look at from the street, but inside it’s a different story. We run Royal Paper Products from here, and if you walked in right now, you’d probably have to duck around a few stacks of heavy cardstock or big rolls of industrial paper. It gets pretty loud once the cutting machines start up. We’ve been in this spot long enough that the noise doesn’t really bother us anymore. It’s just the sound of things getting made. We aren't trying to be some giant corporation that doesn't know its customers' names. Usually, it’s just a few of us making sure the orders are sized right and packed up properly so they don't get bent in the truck. Sometimes the machines act up or the humidity makes the paper curl, and we have to stop and fix things by hand. It’s not a perfect science, but we’ve learned how to handle the quirks of the material over the years. We stay pretty busy just keeping up with the local demand. The coffee is usually cold by the time anyone gets a chance to drink it, and the floor is always covered in those little paper punches that look like snow. We don’t have any big speeches about what we do. We just make paper products and try to do a decent job of it every day here at Plot 33. We’ve been here for years and we don't plan on going anywhere soon.