Additional Information
Each year, the outdoor advertising industry uses approximately 250 million square feet of polyvinyl chloride (PVC) or "vinyl" billboard flex, a material that can be re-used, but is difficult to recycle after its primary use.

A typical PVC-flex board weighs 75-lbs vs. a typical Eco-Flexx billboard's 20-lb weight

• · PVC billboard flex is typically made of polyester fiber core and PVC
     surface. The PVC (resin and plasticizer) contributes about 80%
    of the weight of the weight of the product.
• · The lighter weight of the Eco-Flexx billboards provides energy
    savings for the environment and the bill-posters' bodies.

The carbon footprint of an Eco-Flexx billboard is 60% less than a standard PVC flex billboard.

Eco-Flexx is a Totally Chlorine Free (TCF) product.

• · There is no chlorine in Eco-Flexx and no chlorine is used in
    making Eco-Flexx.
• · In contrast, the production of PVC is the largest single use of
    chlorine, and PVC is almost 57% chlorine by weight.
• Source: http://www.eco-flexx.com/pdfs/Global-Warming-Energy-Demand.pdf

Prior to the advent of Eco-Poster material, posters were composed of 10-12 paper sheets and adhered with a glue.

• · Eco-Poster is a single sheet poster finished with a pocket on the
    back that accommodates small, re-usable clips that tension the
    poster without any adhesive.