"Purfleet/Taree Local Aboriginal Land Council (PTLALC) acknowledges the traditional custodians of our boundaries. The Biripi, we pay our respects to elders past and present." PTLALC has installed a playground area in Purfleet NSW shaped like a boomerang out of Replas recycled plastic garden panels. Using recycled plastic garden panels is a great asset to the [...]
An avid caravan traveller, Pam Thorn and her husband, are great fans of the recycled plastic van pads. After using the product for herself, Pam now has all her friends whom she travels around Australia with hooked on the ease of use of the van pad. Unlike timber, this recycled plastic product will not rot, [...]
In Queenstown Lakes District Council there are recycled plastic podium signs at Lake Wanaka. These podium signs from Replas provide and excellent way to display information. The walks around Lake Wanaka have received some new informational signage to provide visitors with a range of information about the environment and ecosystem. The signage, made from recycled [...]
On Thursday, 7th of December, Shadow Minister for Environment, Nick Wakeling and Member of Parliament for Western Victoria, Joshua Morris, visited CEO Mark McClafferty, Director Russel Muller, and Production Manager James Ramsdale at the Replas Head Office in Ballarat. Nick and Joshua were looking forward to discussing the current issues with plastic use on the [...]
Banyule City Council in Victoria have been big supporters of Replas products, the future of sustainability, and the general recycling process in their area. The Ivanhoe Aquatic Centre has newly installed Replas profiles as seats with the help of Replas Pro, SR Engineering. Craig Body, a member of the Banyule community was more than pleased [...]
New recycled plastic floating pathway for Yeppoon, Queensland.
Dubbo City Council recently upgraded their park furniture alongside the Macquarie River, which runs through the city. As well as installing a brand new recycled plastic picnic setting, our 40mm x 90mm x 1800mm green profiles have been used to refurbish an existing setting, at a considerable saving. All good for Dubbo, a thriving regional [...]
The Big Rock is a famous petrol station, owned by Outdoor Education, a charity organisation which runs Bushcamps for Australian Youth. The Rock houses ‘The Pieman’, an award winning 24 hour pie shop and service station which brings many eager tourists to its doors. Originally built by the Leyland Brothers, Replas has joined the famous [...]
Sorell Council in Tasmania believe strongly in the ‘spend once’ principal. Initial expense is far outweighed by the savings made over the life cycle of a product. This is probably why they are continued supporters of Replas products. A new recycled-plastic picket fence at the Sorell Cemetery not only looks great, but will provide a [...]
Highvale Primary School in Victoria just can’t get enough of Replas’ products. Six months ago, when the school’s outdoor furniture needed replacing, Principal Steve Richards decided our recycled plastic benches would provide the perfect solution.‘We installed the benches near some wooden fencing, and it made the fencing look really bad! Now, we are looking at [...]
Replas has recently invested in robotic technology at their Lilydale Research and Development Plant. Two ABB IRB4400 Longreach Robots now carry out operations that were previously an Operational Health and Safety concern. When working with heavy products in large volumes, humans are susceptible to repetitive strain injury. The robots handle this work easily with speed [...]
Townsville Council, Queensland, recently decided to install a row of blue bollards in Blue Water Park. This vibrant colour is now available across much of our recycled plastic range, injecting a splash of colour to the location. In addition to the benefits of recycled plastic, grass maintenance has become a simpler task as the cord [...]
