How do I attach Corflute signs?

How do I attach Corflute signs?

Our range of corflute outdoor signage will stand up to the elements.  We use corflute as it is weatherproof and we print using UV ink to resist fading. We suggest using zip-ties  if attaching to a fence and Velcro for walls for a secure and long-lasting mounting solution.
Kelly Huntley - Aug 11, 2023
Community Garden sign

Community Garden sign

Have you thought about establishing a Community Garden within your service?  It is such a wonderful way to create a sense of belonging, children will love to offer the herbs/vegetables/flowers to Adults and it is perfect to invite parents/grandparents or members of the local community to share their knowledge with the children and educators alike.  It really does build a great sense of Pride. We have made a new Corflute outdoor sign to display in your outdoor garden, www.pdfeducationsupplies.com.au
Kelly Huntley - Nov 16, 2022
Show the love you have put into making your garden

Show the love you have put into making your garden

Garden Grown With Love Wooden SignIf you love your garden this is a beautiful addition. Printed on timber it shows how much love has gone into making your garden a special place.Ideal for home use and early education services. *Suitable for outdoor use, but we do recommend you apply a coat of clear varnish to prevent mould growing on the timber  
Kelly Huntley - Feb 10, 2022
SENSORY GARDEN

SENSORY GARDEN

A sensory garden stimulating the senses. This stimulation occurs courtesy of plants and the use of materials that engage one’s senses of sight, smell, touch, taste, and sound. These types of gardens are popular with and beneficial to both children and adults, especially those who have sensory processing issues, including autism and other disabilities. When planning a sensory garden, it is important to feature elements that appeal to all five senses. For visual stimulation, or sight, colour is an important consideration.  Touch Chose plants that are durable enough to withstand frequent brushing or handling. Look for textures in soft flowers, fuzzy leaves, springy moss, rough bark, succulent leaves, prickly seed pods. Enjoy the textures of sage, rosemary, thyme, tarragon, both types of parsley, mint. Accessories can include rocks and sculptures in a variety of shapes, sizes and textures. Use sculpted handrails for safety and added textures. Smell Rosemary, sage, tarragon,...
Kelly Huntley - Oct 05, 2016
Tank Water

Tank Water

A simple way to demonstrate your commitment to sustainability practices is the use of the water tank to water the garden. This corflute weatherproof sign is perfect to leave outdoors near the water tank it will assist with Quality Area 3, Element 3.3.2.   www.pdfeducationsupplies.com.au Benefits of rainwater in gardens Not only can rainwater use in gardens reduce demand on mains systems, it has some a range of benefits, some of which are little-known. Nitrogen It might be a surprise to many of use, but rain water contains some nitrogen. Two types of nitrogen are formed during rain, ammonia – an atmospheric gas that dissolves in rainwater – and nitrate which is produced by the reaction of water and atmospheric nitrogen by lightning during storms. It can also be collected from particles in the air caused by various industrial processes. Rainwater may contain more nitrogen than mains water due to its absorption...
Kelly Huntley - Feb 04, 2016
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