The Town of East Fremantle used the product to install fencing for foreshore stabilisation and protection along the Swan River in East Fremantle. The fencing was installed to limit public access to areas of sensitive flora along the foreshore. The materials and design of the fence was chosen to limit the visual impact of the fencing and contribute to the amenity of the area. The fence was constructed in such a manner to allow pedestrian access to the river in areas that have become pathways due to continual pedestrian usage.s currently being installed.

The amphitheatre is the first stage of the Roebourne Cultural Centre, which when completed will consist of a museum/keeping place, café, men’s spaces building, women’s spaces building as well as  a multipurpose building for meetings and functions, offices for administration of local Indigenous foundations and associations, parks and outdoor spaces and a project room and workshop/studio. The project is being built for the Ngarluma Yindjibarndi Foundation Ltd managed by John Bamman and designed by Toland Architectural Design Partners.

The Golden Sun Moth is listed as critically endangered under the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (EPBC Act). The protection policy applies to grassland and open grassy woodland habitat across the current and historic range of the golden sun moth,from far western Victoria to southeastern New South Wales, including the ACT. The new Highlands estate in Melbourne's North had a significant conservation site to protect from damage and chose our GSM bollards with a decorative acrylic plate depicting the moth, to section off the area. The GSM bollards were designed for the project by Thompson Berrill Landscape Design. The project is currently being installed.

"The Mildura City Council has worked with IR for over four years during which time IR has supplied the Council with a variety of recycled plastic products that are used for many differerent purposes.

The types of product supplied include:

Bollards in park urban areas as well as on the banks of the Murray River
Marine Decking used in construction of river jetties and piers
Planking used in the construction of seating (Swimming pool & bushland areas)
Outdoor furniture (tables & benches in picnic areas)
Totem signs for wetland and park areas
Delineators for roadside safety
Floating islands for treatment of storwater in catchment dams.
We believe that the products perform better than equivalent timber products in terms of maintenance and weathering." - Geoff Gunn, Manager Infrastructure Services, MRCC Read More

The Shark Bay World Heritage Area in northern Western Australia encompasses some of Australia's most impressive and significant natural treasures.Project Eden aimes to recreate Shark Bay's natural ecosystem and is focused on the Peron Peninsula with a number of goals including the removal of feral animals.

Project Eden (DEC) were looking for an appropriate non-corrosive, high strength, highly durable and UV resistant material that could easily cope with the very hostile environment of Shark Bay (hypersaline, extreme solar radiation, high evaporation and high winds with salt spray, moisture and dust in the air in a cyclone area) that extend from below water across the small peninsula. IR was selected to fulfill these needs with the supply of fence and strainer posts to replace parts of the original feral barrier fence that was established in 1991 to keep out cattle, foxes, goats and other non native species.

New signage created from Envire® profiles specifically for Green Corridor Conservation Site
Machans Beach, Cairns- Queensland.