Magnetic Signage

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Most of the construction industries welfare units are made of metal, so by attaching signage to a magnetic background, this enables re-use or an easy change of location. Whereas traditional methods of putting up signage by either sticking or screwing prevents further use.

We are also using magnetic thumbs up signage on plant and machinery (the fact that most machines are metal allows magnetic signage to be used).

This also applies to skips for waste management signage as again, skips are metal. This saves on wastage of plastics.

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Published 23 September 2019
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