Autumn 2008 has been a busy time at Greenbarnes with no less than 4 new product releases in recent weeks with more in the pipeline.
Breaking new ground, OneSign marks the company’s entry into the digital signage market. Using simple, yet powerful software, OneSign offers a single solution which
can be used:
• For interactive wayfinding
• As an information point
• To access digital archives
• For advertising
A stylish and versatile new sign system incorporating the latest digital technology, OneSign comprises a sophisticated range of high definition (HD) displays, delivering crisp, clear content in a stylish and practical manner. Announce your message using vibrant and crystal-clear images in widescreen format giving outstanding quality, whatever the environment. For further information download a brochure at http://www.greenbarnes.co.uk/PDF/product_sheets_08/display_hub_WEB.pdf
Broadening the scope of the company’s activities further, as its name implies, Minimal offers a stylish range of poster display frames for interior use. Available in 4 standard sizes, A1, A2, A3 and 30” x 20” this is one of a growing number of products available from our Online Shop at http://www.shop.greenbarnes.co.uk/ For more details of the product click here http://www.greenbarnes.co.uk/PDF/product_sheets_08/minimal_WEB.pdf
Eco Bollards and Eco Posts are a natural extension of Greenbarnes longstanding commitment to providing street furniture manufactured from recycled plastics. Available in a range of designs and sizes, these offer the perfect compliment to our existing Heavy-duty Man-made Timber range of notice boards. Further details can be found at http://www.greenbarnes.co.uk/PDF/product_sheets_08/bollards_WEB.pdf
Budget Poster Cases have been introduced to fill a niche not previously catered for within our already extensive range of aluminium notice boards and display cases. Available in 3 standard sizes, A2 – A4, Budget cases are suitable for display of such items as menus and timetables and offer a basic level of specification without comprise on build quality. For details click on http://www.greenbarnes.co.uk/PDF/product_sheets_08/posters_WEB.pdf





Created in 1978, the Concrete Cows of Milton Keynes have become the city’s best-loved and most widely known piece of public artwork. To date the cows have lead an adventurous lifestyle which has included being kidnapped and held to ransom, decapitated Damien Hurst style and headlining at the Cambridge Folk Festival. Now, in order that they may be enjoyed by a wider audience, five of the herd have been loaned to Midsummer Place Shopping Centre by their owners, The Parks Trust.




