Integral blinds specialist Morley Glass & Glazing has prevented more than 200 tonnes of post-consumer glass from going to landfill and 64,226kg of CO2 emissions from going into the atmosphere, whilst raising money for “green” projects. The recycling landmark has … Continue reading “Morley Glass crusher reaches 200 tonne recycling landmark”Continue Reading “Morley Glass crusher reaches 200 tonne recycling landmark”
Post-consumer glass recycling, a green funding initiative, and making use of waste products through upcycling are some of the measures featured in a new sustainability brochure from Morley Glass & Glazing. The sealed unit manufacturer that specialises in integral blinds … Continue reading “New brochure showcases sustainability credentials”Continue Reading “New brochure showcases sustainability credentials”
Morley Glass & Glazing’s managing director is hoping to deliver an early Christmas present to local schools and charities that support the environment. Ian Short has pledged to donate all the money he receives for recycling glass to good causes … Continue reading “Morley offers Green Funding for local school and charities”Continue Reading “Morley offers Green Funding for local school and charities”
Integral blinds manufacturer Morley Glass & Glazing is working in partnership with Saint-Gobain Glass to take recycling to the next level. The two companies are joining forces to recycle and re-use post-consumer glass; that is glass that has been taken … Continue reading “Morley Glass & Glazing and Saint-Gobain Glass take recycling to the next level”Continue Reading “Morley Glass & Glazing and Saint-Gobain Glass take recycling to the next level”
Morley Glass & Glazing has continued its unique approach to recycling, with students and staff at a local primary school benefiting from the integral blind manufacturer’s donation of unwanted packaging for use in creative projects. Since the donation, children at … Continue reading “Morley helps students think outside the box”Continue Reading “Morley helps students think outside the box”
Measure from the top of a joined cord loop to the bottom of the joined cord loop add 30mm.
Cut the cord into 1 long single piece of string and measure from end to end
Measure the full unit height.