Recycled Timber – Recycle Bins

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The Broadway is dedicated to reducing waste on site and encourage recycling where possible.

Our logistics team have created recycling bins made from off cuts of timber, which saves on cost of purchasing bins and reduces the use of plastic bins on the project.

The recycled timber is taken from used pallets on site.

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Published 17 June 2019
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