In 1959, Glasdon, a small company, made a pioneering move by selling a “halt” sign made from plastic to a local authority, marking an early use of low-maintenance, long-lasting plastic material in road signage. This innovation demonstrated the potential of plastic as a more durable and cost-effective alternative to traditional materials. Glasdon continued to build on this innovative approach, focusing on product design and environmental and safety solutions. Today, it is a market leader in supplying road signs, street furniture, and other environmental products, consistently leading the field with cutting-edge, low-maintenance designs.
This information about Glasdon’s founding and early product innovations is available from multiple sources about the company’s history, including its own website and various business history accounts.
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