Bamboo traffic signs Coevorden
Coevorden is one of the Dutch cities where bamboo, instead of aluminum,...
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HR Group is the leading Dutch supplier of products and services for traffic safety and signage. HR Group’s clients, mainly governments, are asking for opportunities to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in a variety of areas. The main reason for this is to meet the government’s climate objectives. The standard base material of traffic signs, aluminium, requires a lot of energy and has a very poor CO2 footprint. In addition, bamboo is a renewable raw material, while the supply of bauxite, the raw material for aluminium, is finite.
At the beginning of 2017, the first traffic signs were placed in the outskirts of ’s Hertogenbosch in order to test whether the signs are sufficiently resistant to various weather influences. The test with bamboo road signs is a good practical test for the material, which is a sustainable alternative to the commonly used aluminium. In mid-2019, several cities in the Netherlands were provided with bamboo road signs and the test was successful. The MOSO® Bamboo Ultimate material is specially profiled and impregnated for outdoor use in the factory in the desired formats. In previous laboratory tests, the material achieved durability class 1 and is therefore extremely suitable.
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Coevorden is one of the Dutch cities where bamboo, instead of aluminum,...
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Get in touch with the MOSO® Bamboo expert who was involved in this project.
Paul Vriend
Area Sales Manager MOSO International BV, the Netherlands
