The greenest panel is the one we already cut
We don’t have a sustainability slogan. We have a storage racking system, a panel register and a rule that we check the shelves before we draw anything new. These are our own numbers from the last 12 months.
R-71
Measured by us, from our own workshop records, for the 12 months to our last count. We publish them so you can hold us to them.
Wall panels reused
71% of the wall panels we built went on to a second show.
Average panel life
Panels in client-owned kits have done 5.2 shows each, on average.
Client kits in storage
23 kits, in 180 numbered bays.
Skip waste
1.9 tonnes per 100 m² of stand built, down from 3.4 tonnes in 2022.
Offcuts · mm
Every timber offcut over 300 mm goes to the offcut rack, not the skip.
Graphics
58% of fabric graphics changes were partial reprints, not full replacements.
Lighting
88% of the LED fittings we installed came out of our own hire stock.
Most panels are cut to a standard grid, so a wall from one stand can become a counter back on another.
We screw and clamp where we can and glue only where we must, so parts come apart without breaking.
Tension-fabric skins fold into a bag and can be reprinted on their own. Printed board goes in the skip after one show.
Our spray booth lets us refinish a panel instead of replacing it.
Before we quote new materials, we check what you, or we, already own.
Custom stands with one-off shapes still leave more in the skip than we’d like, and carpet is our hardest material to reuse. We’re testing reusable floor tiles on our own stand in April. We’ll publish how it went.
Ask us to price the reuse.
Put “reuse” in your brief and your proposal will show which parts are new, which come from stock, and where each one goes after the show.