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Corflute Construction site signIf you need a tough, weather resistant, cost effective solution for your outdoor signage or point of sale display, it’s hard to go past corrugated plastic.

In scientific terms, corrugated plastic is a polypropylene co-polymer that has a high chemical resistance. Additional components can be added to make the plastic UV resistant, fire resistant or even anti-static.

This hard wearing product goes by many names including Corflute, Coroplast, Correx, Corriflute, FlutePlast, IntePro, Polyflute, Proplex, and Twinplast. It comes in a wide range of sizes, thicknesses and colours, and can be screen printed making it a perfect solution for your advertising needs.

So what exactly can this versatile product be used for?

Outdoor signage
With the New Zealand parliamentary elections coming up in September we’ll soon see a lot more corrugated plastic signs popping up on our main roads and along our fence lines. The weather resistant properties of the product also see it used to advertise homes for sale and open homes, provide directions and information at events, and advertise community events.

Point of sale displays
The light weight nature of the product and the fact that it is extremely easy to cut to any shape or size means it is a perfect solution for point of sale displays and product exhibits, from hangsell displays to floor stands and counter displays.

Packaging
More and more businesses are realising the strength and durability of corrugated plastic, along with its water and impact resistance, make it a perfect solution for their packaging needs. Tote trays, reusable bins and boxes can all be made from this handy product.

Building
Corrugated plastic is increasingly being used in the building industry. It has a range of uses such as thermal insulation, waterproofing and as protection for walls and floors during the building process.

Hobbies
Backyard farmers and pet owners are using this useful product to make small pet cages for rabbits, guinea pigs and even chickens.

Its robust nature and the fact it can be cut easily to any shape means corrugated plastic is also popular in the model aeroplane community. Hobbyists can use the product to construct Simple Plastic Airplane Design (SPAD) model aircraft.

There are so many uses for this cost effective versatile product. What will you use it for?