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Expo Stretch - Recycled

Inspired by the desire to operate in a more ecologically sustainable manner, we are excited to announce that one of our best-selling proven performers is now available in a 100% recycled polyester.

The use of recycled polyester yarn is significant because Recycled Polyester uses PET as the raw material, which is the same material that is used in clear plastic water bottles. This process of converting PET into recycled polyester requires much less energy than in the case of normal polyester.

Whilst the release of this fabric represents only a small step in our desire to operate in a more ecologically sustainable manner, it does represent a major step forward in the direction of textiles for SEG and Soft-Signage applications.

Flag day 2021

Flying the flag

Raise the flag briskly and lower it ceremoniously
Do not raise the flag earlier than first light or lower the flag later than dusk
When the flag is raised or lowered or is carried in a parade or review, everyone present should be silent and face the flag and people in uniform should salute
The flag should always be flown freely and as close as possible to the top of the flagpole with the rope tightly secured
The Australian National Flag should be raised first and lowered last, unless all other flags at the ceremony are raised and lowered simultaneously
When the Australian National Flag is flown with flags of other nations, all flags should be the same size and flown on flagpoles of the same height
The Australian National Flag should fly on the left of a person facing the flags, when it is flown with one other national flag
Do not fly two flags from the same flagpole
Only fly the flag at night when it is illuminated
Do not fly the flag if it is damaged, faded or dilapidated
When the material of a flag deteriorates it may either be placed in a permanent place of storage or should be destroyed privately and in a dignified way such as cutting it into small unrecognisable pieces, placing it in an appropriate sealed bag or closed container and then putting it in the normal rubbish collection. .
Do not fly the flag upside down, even as a signal of distress.
Do not allow the flag to fall or lie on the ground or be used as a cover (although it can be used to cover a coffin at a funeral.