Design product fact sheet

We are looking for the re-design of the attached leaflet for our eco range offering. We need it to market the product as well as being factual. I would also remove the following - Contact us for a quotation – we have contact details at the bottom - Logo’s need to be changed (ones as per my email signature – copies attached) - Remove the panel results and the note I suggest we use graphics to illustrate as the following points - The RMF Eco Range has multiple benefits and capitalises on an innovative approach to waste reduction in the raised flooring sector. The RMF Eco Range can help improve construction Ska M07 ratings. Ska M07 ratings can be used to asses the environmental performance of any building new and existing and is an internationally recognised criteria for setting the standard for sustainability in the built environment. - We were influenced to create the Eco Range as part of our ongoing environmental commitment, we appreciate our industry contributed to the ever increasing environmental impact with circa 36% of landfill waste coming from construction and it is our goal with the Eco Range to rapidly reduce this. - We undertake random tests on 'used panels' prior to reconditioning them ensuring they are fit for purpose. We endeavour to retain our status as 'setting the standard' on Eco panels and with our 10,000sq ft facility we can offer a viable product with a user warranty that offers great value and saves both C02. We are constantly improving our process to recycle panels. - Our product offering is key in our involvement in the circular economy, we have ensured these panels have not contributed to construction landfill and are being used in a sustainable manner. In just four years of offering our Eco Range panels, we have saved more than 1million panels from going into landfill, which is saving a hole big enough to fit 1000 double decker buses inside, this figure increases daily. Each panel weighs approximately 10.5 kg x 1M already recycled = 10,500 tons saved from landfill. Timber : Per 1000kg of timber processed is 378kg CO2 * Steel: Per 1000kg of steel produced 1830kg of CO2 So the average weight of chipboard for one panel is circa 10kg and approximately 0.5kg worth of steel (top and bottom) For every 10.5kg panel = 4.69 CO2 x 1M panels recycled = 4,690,000 kg of CO2 saving and rising. - * Above figures based on the following [login to view URL] If we can factor some of the above facts in with images that would be what i am trying to achieve. Any questions just give me a shout.