creative plant sign holders
May. 2nd, 2007 11:35 pmI'm trying to come up with a more eco-friendly way to protect our plant signage in the research gardens than lamination. Sheet protectors work for full-size signs (though only for a while, they UV degrade), but most plant signs are going to be 1/2 sheet or even 1/4 sheet. Someone suggested badge holders, but the biggest I find for them is 3"x4", which is a little too small. The signs are going to have pictures on them as well as text, so half sheet (8 1/2" wide x 5 1/2" tall) would really be best. We'll probably have to run a strip of clear packing tape over the opening on whatever we use to protect the signs a bit from moisture, but that's better than laminating the entire thing.
My ideal would be something durable (doesn't UV degrade) and reusable. Trials typically only run for 3-5 months (say May - Sept), so these aren't permanent plant labels. I love the idea of badge holders, if only I could get bigger ones. Hmm, don't runners wear fairly big signs? Maybe too big, those are probably full sheets.
Suggestions welcome!
My ideal would be something durable (doesn't UV degrade) and reusable. Trials typically only run for 3-5 months (say May - Sept), so these aren't permanent plant labels. I love the idea of badge holders, if only I could get bigger ones. Hmm, don't runners wear fairly big signs? Maybe too big, those are probably full sheets.
Suggestions welcome!