Cleanliness Awareness Posters

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Clear and impacting communication for the public space with the Dog dump posters or selective sorting.

Cleanliness Awareness Posters Aprico is a simple, visual and effective support for communicating with users in the public space.

Ideal for disseminating prevention messages, "Nudge" campaigns or local information, they integrate perfectly on all types of urban furniture: baskets, canine bag distributors or information panels.

Designed and manufactured in France, they guarantee quality, durability and visual impact.

Particularly suitable for campaigns,Dog dump posters, encourage the right gestures of canine cleanliness and actively participate in the valuation of public spaces.

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Benefits of our posters of awareness of cleanliness

Ideal for supporting Capital Core baskets and distributors City, these cleanliness sensitization posters transform your installation into a real complete Canine totem combining service, cleanliness and efficient visual communication.

Grained lamination with UV protection to preserve the colors and avoid discoloration. Anti-effect "Newton Rings" treatment for impeccable and professional visual rendering, even after prolonged exhalation outdoors.

Our Cleanliness Awareness Posters Standard format A2 (420 x 595 mm) perfectly adapted to our urban furniture. Other formats available upon request to meet all display and communication needs.

The Dog dump posters Exist in standards visuals to choose from, or in tailor-made creation with the municipality logo, a specific message or a personalized design. An ideal solution to strengthen the visual identity of your community and enhance your local campaigns.

Direct and effective communication

Clear, visible and educational display to inform, sensitize and encourage good behavior.

Whether it's canine cleanliness with Dog dump posters, respect for public space or sorting waste, these visuals immediately attract users' attention and reinforce the visibility of prevention messages, even in the very busy areas.