In 2014 Brisbane was the proud host of the G20 World Leader’s Summit. Polystyrene Products was approached with a unique commission request. A large “Brisbane” sign needed to be constructed to specific measurements and weights. We are no strangers to unique custom commissions, and we relished the opportunity to be of service to our beautiful city on such a momentous international occasion.
A few months ago Polystyrene Products was approached by a client who needed us to create a niche product for them – something that could join two large waste water pipes together, sort of like a manhole pit.
We know that these different types of plastics can be tongue twisters to pronounce at the best of times, let alone knowingly exactly just what the difference between each of them is.
At Polystyrene Products, we’re passionate about our plastic and we know our foam. Let’s go through them all and explain the difference and benefits of each product.
We were tasked with supplying our client with a “void area” to help reduce the amount of weight in a multi-level concrete pour. A very large rainwater collection tank was then to be placed inside.
One of our long-term and loyal clients very recently approached us with a unique commission request. They required a very large expanded polystyrene (EPS) sign. It was to be the vital centrepiece for a “celebration of colour”, a large part of their 20th year celebrations and a draw card for locals and tourists alike. The promotion had already been underway for three or so weeks and we were called in to design, manufacture and deliver the Brisbane Colour Sign, and the client was in a hurry.
