Weatherproof Paper

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Galliford Try has introduced the use of weatherproof paper for site specific exterior notices such as site zoning information, safety campaign displays and PPE reminder notices.

The paper is water, oil, fade and tear resistant leaving the site signage looking much more professional for longer.

This also reduces the amount of laminating and plastic waste that the site is producing.

The paper is recyclable making it much more eco-friendly.

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Monitor Report. Galliford Try. Kent. October 2018.

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  1. Stephane Hossard says:
    3 January 2019 at 12:59 pm

    We are using also this paper on our site at Pontoon Dock (Bouygues UK) and we recommend it!

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