The harsh Queensland environment requires outdoor products to be durable, long lasting, and termite free. The perfect fit? Recycled plastic products! Mission Beach Camping and Caravan Park in Cassowary Coast Council have installed Replas 100 mm blue bollards and a double plank sign out the front of the entrance to the park. The robust 100 [...]
The entrance to Napier Park in Glen Waverley, VIC, shows the perfect use of recycled plastic bollards to create a barrier between the road and the children's playground. 125 mm square bollards have been used as bollard fencing with a gal pipe, and a Trackmarker has been cleverly designed as a long lasting, sustainable dog-waste [...]
Douglas Shire Council in Port Douglas, Queensland, have installed a new plank sign for Bruno Riedweg Park. Plank signs from Replas are perfect to identify your parkland, school, and sporting or recreational ground. The support poles for the planks are sturdy 125 mm square bollards and the planks are 200 x 40 mm (1.8 m) [...]
Livingstone Shire Council use a range of different recycled plastic products throughout their shire. Merv Anderson Park in Yeppoon includes plank signs, Beachcomber furniture and a drinking fountain. Replas products are long lasting and durable, they require minimal maintenance for the council staff. Plank signs are ideal to identify parks, schools, sporting or recreational grounds. [...]
Balaklava Area Committee in Wakefield Regional Council, South Australia, have recently installed 3 recycled plastic podium signs for the Verco Bros Flour Mill, Virgo Saleyards/Balco Office and Balaklava Courthouse. Di Taylor, member of the committee, has said, "the podiums have been received with a welcome response of appreciation. These are the first podiums to be [...]
Paddle signs have been installed around Lake Wendouree, Ballarat for many years. One of the recycled plastic signs is installed situated by the Olympic rings at the finish of the rowing lanes. The Paddle Sign was designed by Replas in conjunction with Surf Life Saving Victoria and is now used extensively throughout the coastline of [...]
At Denman Avenue in Shoal Point, the Mackay region in Queensland, Replas Pro Plants Whitsunday have installed an Enduroplank™ deck platform with two Kimberley Seats, made from a composite fibre structure with profiles lined as kick rails. This recycled plastic platform and staircase can withstand the harsh Queensland marine environment as it will not rot, [...]
"We love it and as this is for the children to enjoy for years to come, I think it is important for them to see how recycled items are used and made to last," said Carmen Griffiths of Rotary Peninsula 2.0, of the new 200 mm Trackmarker signs at Montague Park in Frankston, Victoria. When [...]
Cairns Regional Council have started replacing all of their Park Signage throughout the area with Replas Plank Signs over the last couple of years. The termite resistant recycled plastic products make it the perfect fit for Northern Queensland. Replas signs are extremely hard wearing with a high resistance to graffiti, offering an economic and ethical alternative [...]
Cairns Regional Council have recently installed a recycled plastic Plank Sign at the Cairns Works Depot. Using recycled plastic products in the Queensland environment means no termites will be eating away at this plank sign. The humid weather along with the harsh sun will not crack, rot, or split the sign. The text of 'Cairns [...]
PARC (Peninsula Aquatic Recreation Centre) have shown off their new cafe barriers out front of the new cafe. The signage before was a rusted/corroded sign to promote the Mount Franklin water, but now the cafe barriers will have the PARC brand facing the pool areas. The cafe barriers are also placed alongside where it all [...]
To the thousands who drive and walk past it every day, historic Symonds Street Cemetery in central Auckland, New Zealand is largely hidden from view. Auckland Council encourages people to stop and consider the cemetery’s place in the urban landscape, and has recently upgraded its tracks and signage. Replas 100 mm black bollards now mark [...]
Along the Old South Head Road in Vaucluse, an eastern suburb of Sydney, the Woollahra Council has installed rows of green and black 125 mm bollards where needed for pedestrian safety and traffic control. The black bollards, which by their presence tell shoppers not to park on the grass, include the council’s logo on plaques [...]
After a series of striking blue beach access signs went in along the foreshore reserve at Whiritoa Beach on New Zealand’s North Island, Hauraki District Council officials and locals were so impressed that other ways if using recycled plastic were kept in mind. Then when the council needed to improve 4WD access alongside the surf [...]
In 2014 Replas supplied the materials for constructing an access structure to two floating pontoons on the Murray River at Fort Courage. This stretch of the river is simply magnificent as it winds through wildlife reserve and state forest just west of Mildura. Home to the Wentworth Angling Club, Fort Courage is the location of [...]
Recycled-plastic is the new trend for Parkes Shire Council in Sydney’s south-west. Surrounding this beautiful central lake at Cheney Park is an abundance of recycled-plastic! What view is complete without a great place to view it from? There are plenty of benches and picnic settings for visitors to sit on, with a range of colour options [...]
During a visit to Gosford City Council, landscape architect Paul Parker requested a site visit to Copacabana beach to investigate the beach access utilising Enduroplank™. Replas Product Manager, Bert Meyer, noted an existing plank sign still standing strong. The sign, installed many years ago, has withstood the test of time despite harsh weather conditions by [...]
Walking trails and paths with interesting, informative signs often improve and enhance your typical bush walk. SEEDS Interpretation, based in Mornington, Victoria, has created a similar interactive experience for walkers to enjoy. By using multimedia technology, SEEDS provides user-friendly signage that, amazingly, by simply scanning your smart phone opens a flood of educating and engaging [...]
Pioneer park in Leichhardt is enjoyed by canine lovers whom are able to take their pets off their leashes in certain parts. The park features a bollard signage post which has clearly stipulated the rules in relation to canines for many years, making it possible for this to continue. Replas' signage is resistant to termites [...]
Easy to install, can stand alone or be linked via chain or pipe, these 145 millimetre square bollards with a collar route have been installed in Weston, a suburb in Canberra. These durable bollards are made from recycled plastic—who would have known that recycled material could be so tough! And that’s not the end of [...]
The view of the Wivenhoe Dam is sensational and at the top of many to do lists of tourists visiting Brisbane, Queensland. When the gates open and the water bursts through, you won’t want to spend too much time figuring out your way to the lookout. Making your way to the beautiful view from the [...]
These horse trail markers, located in Burbank, Queensland, Brisbane Koala Bushlands, prove that not only is recycled plastic a better option for the environment but they look fantastic ten years after installation. Unlike timber products, the custom-made bollard signs require very little maintenance and will keep their appearance rain, hail or shine. The signs are [...]
By embracing environmentally-friendly Replas products including recycled-plastic sand boxes, signage, signage posts and seats, The Carnarvon Golf Club in New South Wales has ensured that their long drives will always land on the green.
By embracing environmentally-friendly Replas products including recycled-plastic sand boxes, signage, signage posts and seats, The Carnarvon Golf Club in New South Wales has ensured that their long drives will always land on the green.
Moreton Bay Regional Council, in Queensland, has unveiled 23 recycled-plastic Trackmarker signs along ANZAC Avenue, which highlight a number of key conflicts fought by ANZAC troops during the First World War. The long-lasting signs were installed by Replas Diamond Club member T & H Levai and will ensure the sacrifices made by service men and women will be remembered for [...]
Two Trackmarker signs help identify a shared area to motorists at the Coonamble Shire Library. The signs are 300 mm wide and are the perfect alternative to timber which can rot in the dry conditions.
Just outside the Brighton Baths restaurant, in Melbourne, sits a Trackmarker sign made from recycled plastic. The unique thing about this sign is that it is made from waste collected throughout the community. This resource was saved from landfill and used to create this long-lasting and robust sign. Timber signs in 450 mm are not [...]
Recently, the Derwent Valley Council in Tasmania undertook some improvements at Tynwald Park, a large recreation park which has BBQ, sporting & play areas within its boundaries. As part of the upgrade, council wished to improve wheelchair access. The existing old treated pine post and log combination protruded, hindering entry. The solution was to use [...]
The Northern Territory Parks and Wildlife Service are evaluating the performance of a brown Replas Plank sign at the Arid Zone Research Institute. Recycled plastic products are used in many territory park areas and after three years testing the sign has shown it can cope well with the extremes of Central Australia, looking as good [...]
Central Australia is an area that experiences some tough conditions, so any signage needs to be equally as tough. Replas signage has proven to be the perfect choice for the Alice Springs Desert Park. The recycled-plastic copes beautifully with the climate and as a bonus is resistant to termites.
Health advice tells us we should all try to walk ten thousand steps each day. At Gympie Lions Park Trail, in Queensland, it’s easy to know when you have reached your target with a Replas Trackmarker sign marking every 10 000 steps throughout the park. Made from waste plastic that would have otherwise gone to [...]
Grantham, a little town in the Lockyer Valley west of Brisbane, was devastated by the Queensland floods in 2011. As part of the rebuilding process they have constructed two beautiful parks—Bugler Park and McGarva Park. The Lockyer Valley Council chose Replas recycled-plastic signs for the project because of the low maintenance and durability. This will [...]
Mundubbera State Primary School in Queensland chose Replas Trackmarker Signs to provide directions around the school grounds. Installed by the school’s facility officer the signs have proved a popular addition. Peter Townsend, Principal at the school said they have had, 'a number of visitors to the school comment on them’. Made from recycled plastic, the [...]
Ausland Landscapers installed 24 emergency markers along the Werribee River, in Wyndham City Council Victoria. Made from Replas’ recycled-plastic 145 mm Bollard Signs, these markers provide important safety information for users of the Werribee River trail, and will not require any maintenance for the council.
This Trackmarker sign is one of six installed in Kiama, NSW, in 2008. Without any protection from the coastal conditions it still looks as good today as the day it was installed.
The new Multi Paddle sign has a detachable head for ease of transportation and can be attached either horizontal or vertically. A new Safety Aquatic Sign CD Video has recently been released. This video shows the Paddle sign in different applications including Ocean, River and lake water ways. Please phone for a free copy of [...]
