Being An Installer And Protecting The Environment
Posted February 15th, 2009 by richard in Installers Life
I don't to step on that other dude who writes articles on this site about the environment, but, I feel like I have to. I have noticed for years that the exhibit floor at a trade show seems to be a terribly wasteful place. When the truck is loaded up at the end of a show and I look across the floor, I can not believe the mess that is left. It is almost post apocalyptic. Unread literature, trashed exhibits, spent tape, bubble wrap and where did all those little Styrofoam chips come from? Not withstanding the cost to the environment from shipping exhibits that sometimes weigh more than a house from place to place. What can be done?
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Is The Wood You Use In Your Custom Exhibits Green?
Posted February 13th, 2009 by Zach in The Green Zone
In our first article we looked at the issue of eco-sensitive products in the trade show/exhibit industry. For our next series of articles we will look at individual materials and what you should consider when discussing them with your clients and your team members.
First off we will start off with the issue of wood that is used in custom exhibits. What makes it a green product?
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