CASE STUDIES

Single-use plastics are a common sight on construction and modular building sites. From pallet wrap to sheeting used for temporary weather protection, these materials are everywhere. The UK construction sector is estimated to consume nearly a quarter of all plastics used nationally. Packaging and coverings represent a significant share of this consumption. Contractors, specifiers, and site managers are increasingly being asked to reduce reliance on single-use plastics in favo

Discarded scaffold sheeting after fills skip after multiple re-sheetings, highlighting the hidden extra costs and environmental impact of standard sheeting Scaffold shrink wrap and scaffold sheeting have become the go-to choices for weather-proofing and dust containment on UK construction sites. Yet the “single-use plastic” label is sticking, and project teams are coming under pressure from clients, regulators and investors to prove that their temporary wraps aren’t silently

Waste or circular economy?  One skip of mixed plastic destined for the landfill, versus shrink-wrap baled for recycling – the choice is clear. Construction projects produce significant waste, especially from protective coverings like shrink wrap and scaffold sheeting. Many of these materials end up in landfill after a single use, increasing both environmental impact and disposal costs. At EcoShrink, we help contractors reduce waste through recyclable shrink wrap and durable s

When you think about packaging or protecting your items, the first thing that comes to mind might be boxes or bubble wrap. However, shrink wrap is an incredibly efficient and versatile solution that can offer a variety of benefits for both businesses and individuals. Whether you’re looking to protect, store, or transport items, understanding the advantages of shrink wrap – especially the benefits of shrink wrap for construction projects – can help you make informed decisions