Wednesday 16 October 2013

Task 03: Little Greene Paints

> Research into Paints Eco Packaging
Dulux has revealed new paint packs, which it claims will reduce waste to landfill by more than 70% compared to the standard can.

It an Eco-refill 2.5litre pouch which unfortunately has little secondary use, its limited to the job refill your the tin or pallet. However there is a problem as many customers appreciate the idea of a paint tin because of their robustness, especially during transportation between store and home, and in storage. This is not robust at all and I can see many accident happening.

Although these aren't paint tins (they are eco food container), the lids could be a solution for the plastic lid/metal lids, allowing reuse over and over. they can be washed and be taken in for a refill in the tin when needed.
Eco friendly flower/plant pots!





Great idea for reusing plants as light shades - of course all shapes and sizes for different places. They can even be used as storage containers for brushes and pens.

Natural containers! This would be a great idea using wood bark, unfortunatley this is not a paint container and paint would seep through and destroy the contents.However, combined with the first idea it provides a robust shell in which a bag of paint could fit!



31 July 2013 - A new plastic paint pail developed by RPC Containers Oakham for manufacturer Newlife Paints incorporates 25% recycled content.The design – developed by RPC Oakham with UK suppliers of recycled plastics to ensure a high-grade polymer capable of withstanding the weight of paint.Tests showed that the optimum proportion of recycled polymer for the 5-litre injection moulded PP pail was 25%, in order to maintain the highest standard of consumer functionality and convenience.
My Design Roughs





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