It’s important for us, as an organisation, to take responsibility when it comes to the environment. We do our bit to ensure that we are not unnecessarily contributing to environmental harm.
A wide variety of our signs are made from timber, which we always purchase from renewable sources. We also use environmentally-friendly paints and solvents for our signs and graphics.
Being environmentally conscious with regards to the removal of waste is also really important. We recycle a great deal of our waste materials including paper and cardboard. Since we work a lot with vinyl, there is always some that we don’t always use. In this case, we donate our waste vinyl to colleges, schools, and anyone else that requires it.
Rather than building a new sign when an older sign expires, we aim to refurbish the original sign. This reduces costs for the customer and reduces the amount that goes to waste.
Here at Ken White Signs, we want to not only operate in eco-friendly ways, but also provide eco-friendly signage options for our customers. For customers that want to improve their environmental efforts as a business, we want to make sure we have a solution that can help achieve this goal. With plastic pollution becoming an increasingly prevalent topic in the news recently, we think it’s important that we use eco-friendly products, where possible.
Due to efforts introduced in 2002, our customers can now choose whether they use recycled plastic instead of timber, which has been particularly successful with our golf course signage projects.
As the quieter season settles in, it’s the perfect time to rethink and revamp your tee signs and other signage for next year’s golfing season.
LED Bollard Posts brighten pathways and create a warm welcome environment as we move into shorter days and darker nights, illuminating the autumn evenings. Illuminate
When it comes to signs for leisure & tourist destinations, first impressions count. One of the key elements that contribute to a great visitor experience
