REBRI On-site waste sorting signage kit (PDF) - English
Product Description
It is always helpful to start early when it comes to promoting good waste behaviours. This 'print your own' signage kit is ideal for labelling and sorting your on-site waste materials effectively.
Included in this REBRI On-site waste sorting signage kit you will find a 16-page set of A3 posters that include:
- Sorting made simple, a guide to set you up for on-site success
- Treated timber
- Untreated timber
- General metal
- Glass
- Flooring
- Plasterboard
- Cardboard
- Polystyrene
- Plastic (hard)
- Plastic (wrap and film)
- Concrete
- Aggregate
- Landfill
- Paint
- Build your own (a blank for you to customise)
These PDF signs have a QR code to access the BRANZ Resource recovery map to find your nearest facilities based on your search address.
Bilingual signage coming soon in 2025
| Publication date | 2024 |
|---|---|
| Product type | Download |
| Availability | Available |
| Product code | BR025 |
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