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Help Conserve Energy Poster

Energy Saving Posters can help lower your energy bills and save the environment.

Remind staff & visitors to turn off the lights when leaving an unused room. With energy prices going up, keep your bills low with our simple, eye-catching energy saving posters.

Save on your energy bills by reminding staff & visitors to turn off lights
Fully recyclable PP material containing no PVC

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Select Size

297 x 420 mm (A3)

Can't find the size you need? We can make any size required - simply contact us to discuss your requirements.

Select Material

Standard 0.2mm Flexi-Plastic

£8.40

Indoor Use

Standard 0.2mm Flexi-Plastic

Lightweight and easy to install – no need to drill holes in your walls!
Cost-effective option for long-term printed materials
Resistant to tearing – maintains integrity and appearance for longer
Environmentally friendly – fully recyclable and non-toxic material
Recommended for indoor use

Select Accessory

None

A3 Aluminium Snap Frame £9.40

Per unit

The robust frames help to protect posters from all kinds of damage

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You selected: SP113A3-PW

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£9.15

Energy Saving Posters can help lower your energy bills and save the environment.

Remind staff & visitors to turn off the lights when leaving an unused room. With energy prices going up, keep your bills low with our simple, eye-catching energy saving posters.

Save on your energy bills by reminding staff & visitors to turn off lights
Fully recyclable PP material containing no PVC
Durable, tear resistant, anti-curl edges and high moisture resistance means the poster will last many years of use
Easy to keep clean because of wipe clean properties
Clearly visible and easy to refer to thanks to the full colour design
PP materials can be recycled, please check your local authority guidelines for more information