The infrastructure team for the Royal Botanic Gardens in Cranbourne VIC have recently installed a viewing platform in their Perched Swamp with recycled plastic Enduroplank™ and bollards from Replas. The Royal Botanic Gardens explains the Perched Swamp as an intriguing pocket of the Cranbourne Gardens bush-land as it holds the secrets of the past 10,000 [...]
"All of the towns now have Bollards in place to protect drivers and park and recreation facilities, while Barunga has also invested in Parkdale Benches for Culture Park in the centre of town and outside the council building," said Prudence Long, Communication Coordinator for Roper Gulf Regional Council in Katherine, Northern Territory. The new installation [...]
"Initial contact to get a quote was such an easy process, really accommodating with the changes and additions," explains Adam Mongan, Project Manager of the new canoe launching facility on Lake Samsonvale at Forgan Cove, Cashmere Queensland for SEQ Water. Over 200 metres of recycled plastic post and rail fencing from Replas has been used [...]
At Tangambalanga Community Centre in Towong Shire Council VIC are rows of Replas recycled plastic bollards. The 125 mm blue bollards are an excellent alternative to timber, providing a rigid, resistant barrier to define the boundary and deter vehicles or pedestrians. These Towong Shire Council bollards are blue, however Replas bollards are available in a [...]
The Ingkerreke Outstation Resource Centre in Alice Springs, Northern Territory have recently purchased Replas recycled plastic bollards in multiple sizes to be distributed throughout the Aboriginal Town Camps. Darren Moulds, Infrastructure Officer said, "the local town council have installed existing bollards, and we are very happy with this product as it holds up to our harsh [...]
Lockyer Valley Regional Council in South East Queensland have recently completed the latest stage of fencing upgrades at Laidley Sports Complex. The multi-purpose facility have installed 125 mm recycled plastic bollards from Replas. The robust 125 mm bollard has a pyramid-shaped top, an ideal solution wherever rigid barriers are required to define boundaries or deter [...]
The harsh climate and weather conditions in Queensland make it difficult for many products to stand the test of time. Because the white ants and termites eat the wooden bollards, Andrina Miller from Townsville City Council explains the advantage of recycled plastic bollards from Replas at Bushland Beach. "It [bollards] doesn't rot or get white [...]
After multiple installations, Signline Professionals have been a trusted installer of Replas products within the East Gippsland area have recently been added on as a Replas Pro due to the high level of pride placed on installing Replas sustainable products and the environmental values that align with both companies. Many project have been completed for [...]
After conducting research to obtain a product that would be elegant, cost effective, long lasting and suitable to display the school's values on, Pimpama State School came across Replas. Recycled plastic bollard signage was chosen as the product to showcase these important values along the school's entrance for all to see. Business Service Manager, Karen [...]
"This pathway takes you along the beautiful Taylors Creek and through 'The Lakes' Reserve, here you can stop to enjoy the bird life, view community art work or maybe have a workout on the fitness stations." Located along the creek are Replas recycled plastic products including a plank sign and furniture. 'Proudly adopted by the [...]
Replas has been a proud sponsor of the Queensland Rangers Association (QRA) for the past 12 years and would like to send out a 'thank you' to the QRA for having Replas at their annual Muster the 7th - 9th of August. This year marks the 30 year anniversary of the Wet Tropics being World [...]
"Palm Cove, a unique, quiet and relaxing village by the sea where centuries old “paperbark” Melaleuca trees line the casual esplanade. Palm Cove is a tropical paradise which provides for all of your needs and ensures your holiday will be one to remember in an atmosphere of relaxed sophistication." Located in Palm Cove Qld, Coastwatcher [...]
When walking along the main beach in Cardwell, QLD you will spot more than just beautiful views. Cassowary Coast Regional Council have Replas bollards, exercise equipment, and beach access walkways installed all along the Cardwell Foreshore Pathway. These recycled plastic products are the forefront of creating a Circular Economy, exactly what Cassowary Coast Regional Council [...]
Inverell Shire Council in Queensland is currently working through a 'town centre renewal plan' to enhance the town centre and make it more attractive to visitors. One small addition has been the installation of several 145 mm square brown bollards made from Replas recycled plastic material. These bollards were placed outside an electrical store to [...]
Coomera Waters is an exclusive residential community on the banks of the Coomera River in Queensland. Coomera Waters Management have previous installations with recycled plastic products from Replas, which they have installed again using flat top and Brolga bollards with plaques for their parks, car parks, and more around the area. Nicky Campbell from Coomera [...]
The recent installation of powered solar light bollards at Hidden Harbour Marina in Victoria are just some of over a hundred recycled plastic bollards with solar lights installed all around Martha Cove. Paul Stanley, Technical Director of Kosnic Australia, whose worked for the body corporate for three years, was given the task to light up [...]
The harsh environment in Darwin, NT can effect products like timber when it comes to the heat, coast, termites, etc. East Point in Darwin found the perfect product, Replas recycled plastic bollards. Replas 150 mm round bollards are the environmentally friendly alternative to the traditional treated pine bollard. The finish of the posts are clean [...]
Replas recycled plastic products at the famous Mindil Beach in Darwin included a range from floating beach access, installed by local aboriginals, and Brolga bollards all around the park. Mindil Beach is famous for it's sunset markets on Thursday and Sunday evenings between April and October. To accommodate to the environment and popular area, City [...]
Situated in the western suburbs of Sydney and part of Penrith City Council, Glenmore Park have installed multiple 125 mm green bollards to separate the park oval from the road it is on. The robust 125 mm bollard comprises a recycled plastic profile with a pyramid-shaped top. Replas bollards are the ideal solution wherever rigid barriers [...]
"The durability of Replas recycled plastic bollards made them an ideal choice for the fence at South Maroubra Beach car park," said Ron Gordon, Director at Enterprise Landscapes and Civil, and new Replas Pro in Northern New South Wales. "The bollard's modern design and decorative steel cap complimented the galvanised steel rail of the fence, [...]
"The bollards and wheel stops were installed out at Serpentine Gorge, 100km west of Alice Springs on Namatjira Drive. The works was for the Parks and Wildlife Commission NT," explains Clint Thompson at Diggamen Civil in the Northern Territory. "They were upgrading an existing car park that had permapine (timber) posts, that had started to [...]
Recycled plastic bollards from Replas is the ideal solution wherever rigid barriers are required to define boundaries or deter vehicles and pedestrians. Townsville City Council have installed several 100mm green bollards at Warrina Park. The 100mm bollards are partially hollowed to reduce it's weight and for easier installation. As is the case with all Replas [...]
Throughout New South Wales, Replas recycled plastic signage has become a major hit for councils. For Warren Shire Council in NSW, using plank signs for their parks and gardens was the perfect addition. Saunders Park and Warren General Cemetery now have durable, long lasting plank signs made from recycled plastic from Replas. The plank signs [...]
Situated in the central west of New South Wales, Dubbo City Council is getting ready for Park Run activities across the community. Park Run is a growing activity in many councils throughout the nation. Councils like Dubbo have recognised that markers are required to inform participants of the start and finish lines. For markers Dubbo [...]
The new 'CLEAR' bollard has made it's debut at the Bunjil Place in Narre Warren with the City of Casey. City of Casey have purchased two of these bollards to be used for their Waste Wise event last weekend at the head office. Over 500 kids were exposed to these products over the weekend, amongst [...]
Recycled plastic bollards have been installed around the whole perimeter of Crawford Square in Casino, New South Wales. These bollards now enable the park to be completely secured, eliminating the risk of vehicles entering – either damaging or vandalizing the skate park/BMX track. The minimal maintenance and durability goes hand in hand with the contemporary [...]
The battle between termites and timber is over at East Point Reserve in Darwin, NT with the new installation of recycled plastic bollards from Replas. The installers, T/V Vrahos Contractors, explains, “the installation of 900 bollards at East Point Reserve was particularly quite easy to install. They are light in weight and the four holes [...]
The department of parks and conservation have installed Replas 145 mm bollards in a large reserve for the horse riding community. These bollards were installed with signage that guides both horse riders and bike trail riders. The markers indicate crossing ahead, trail courtesy, and more. Recycled plastic products were used in this remote location because [...]
At the very popular camping grounds at Wilsons Prom lies Tidal River, offering nearly 500 camping and caravan sites situated near the beach and river. Along the river is an assortment of Trackmarker signs, bollards with water taps and drinking fountains, and other bollards made from recycled plastic from Replas. There is also a recycling program [...]
Installed at the Trafalgar Truck Parking in Baw Baw Shire Council lies recycled plastic blue bollards from Replas. These round bollards provide a barrier between the main road and the garden next to the parking area and barricading certain areas next to the walking track. Recycled plastic bollards are a great fit for any outside [...]
The rotting, splitting, and cracking of the timber bollards installed at Westaway Park in Moggill, Queensland, became a real burden to Brisbane City Council. To replace these timber bollards, Brisbane City Council needed a product that would be durable in the climate, low maintenance for the council, and termite resistant. Replas recycled plastic brown bollards [...]
The Parks Contractor team in Bendigo needed an installation of bollards for many safety reasons around the area. The parks team, led by Colin Rosa, used 125 mm black bollards made from recycled plastic from Replas. With support from the council on recycled plastic bollards, they have many uses for them as the design lends [...]
Installed by Replas Pro Kalow Holdings, the Dobsons Street Reserve in Ferntree Gully has now included sustainability into their park area. With 125 mm black bollards with reflectors and removable sleeves and a continuous 7 m supported swale bridge, recycled plastic products are a great fit. Using Replas modifications like reflectors give extra safety to [...]
On the Gold Coast in Queensland lies Bond University, Australia’s first private non-profit university. Recently they have installed 150mm round green recycled plastic bollards from Replas. These bollards have a chain barrier between the pedestrian walkway and the car park for student and faculty vehicles. Along side these new recycled plastic bollards are hundreds of Replas [...]
A Replas Pro in Queensland, Origin Fencing, have recently removed the old timber bollards at Keith Payne VC Park in a Brisbane suburb, Stafford. Origin Fencing have replaced the old timber bollards with recycled plastic bollards from Replas. The new green bollards now compliment the Replas seats and drinking fountains that are already scattered around [...]
Deep Water Park is part of Bankstown Council, located in the South Western part of Sydney CBD. Bankstown Council has installed a fence barricade made from Replas bollards, along both sides of the road to prevent cars from entering the grass area. The fence lines comprises of 100mm x 100mm bollard - with a 50mm [...]
A new Replas Pro, Indigenous Design, located in Research, VIC, have installed over 300 black 125 mm square bollards in the Sommerton Development. Indigenous Design are regularly completing installations for local councils and government agencies. Established in 1987, ID was in response to a growing community awareness of the natural environment's intristic values and an [...]
Situated on the northern beaches of Sydney is Mona Vale Cemetery. Mona Vale has been a special and sacred place for families in this community since 1905 - with both burials and beautiful memorials. In order to keep Mona Vale Cemetery safe and prestigious for visitors, recycled plastic bollards have been installed in the car [...]
Moira Shire in Yarrawonga is proud to use recycled plastic products throughout their foreshore reserves. Bollards, wheel stops, benches, seats, and picnic settings all line up along the foreshore. Rod McMillian from the Moira Shire explained, “we have been using recycled plastic products due to the maintenance free and long lasting attributes. The products look [...]
William Taylor Memorial Sportsground is filled with as many sporting facilities you can think of! Between netball courts, soccer fields, cricket fields, tennis courts, BMX activities and more! To protect these grounds from car damage and vandalism, Redland City Council have installed a multitude of Replas brolga bollards. Not only are the recycled plastic bollards [...]
With a barbecue area, basketball court, cricket fields, and an off-leash dog park, Kianawah Park is the ideal place for families and visitors alike. With so many features and a high profile, Brisbane City Council knew they had to get the most reliable and long lasting products for this area. In comes Replas! With the [...]
"What was once a sleepy Bayside village has evolved into one of the fastest-growing suburbs in the Redlands, with a mix of residential, conservation and commercial areas. " - Redland City Council on Victoria Point, QLD. Ern & Alma Dowling Memorial Park in Victoria Point is an ideal spot to enjoy the sunny day in [...]
Located less than 2 kilometres from the the beautiful Lammermoor Beach is Seahaven, is a new development in Livingstone Shire Council, QLD. Since they pride themselves on being idyllic, nature-enveloped lifestyle, they have recently installed Replas recycled plastic products in their Seahaven Park. New Brolga Bollards have been installed in this area, adding to the [...]
In the suburb of Royal Park at Durack Estate in Darwin lies Replas bollards and Daintree seats. Visiting Darwin, the Northern Territory Sales Rep, Steven, had noticed both the bollards and Daintree seats have not been effected by either the hot conditions or the termites - a massive bonus for using recycled plastic products in [...]
Alma Bay Magnetic Island in Queensland is known for it's small but beautiful 150 m beach. Facing east, with two prominent granite headlands running out for 300 m on either side of the beach. This spot now has 8 new recycled plastic Track Marker signs, assisting the public with signage for rest rooms, fishing regulations, [...]
Mercure Kakadu Crocodile Hotel is one distinctive hotel, being shaped to represent Kakadu's most famous inhabitant, the saltwater crocodile. Around this uniquely shaped hotel lies several hundred-recycled plastic 125 mm green bollards and custom Replas Beachcombers all in great condition considering the consistent harsh weather. “Due to the condition of the seats (after 5 years in [...]
The township of Katherine in Northern Territory have their own little ‘hot springs’ to relax in. Tucked away in the Katherine River bed, at the top entry, are several Replas products including bollards and a fitness trail since 2016. Mayor Fay Miller said, “the Katherine Council is committed to using, where possible, recycled plastic products. [...]
Deakin University is one of Australia's largest uni's situated in Canberra ACT. The Building Manager for Raine & Horne, Brian Sheather, stated, "these bollards look great and will no maintenance for years." One of the biggest perks of a Replas product is the low maintenance, especially for a busy university! The 145 mm x 145 [...]
One of the most beautiful park to cool off and relax, Berry Springs in Darwin, has installed over 200 bollards used as car park barriers. 4 years down the track, both the 100 mm and 125 mm black bollards are in excellent condition with no cracking, splitting, or fading. Berry Springs is a great shaded [...]
"Discover where Australia's sporting champions are created and gain an insight into the life of our leading athletes." The Australian Institute of Sport located in Bruce, ACT, have installed hundreds of recycled plastic bollards. Situated along the many internal roads through the area. The bollards are to prevent cars from entering specific areas of the [...]
