Recycled plastic boardwalks are low maintenance as they don’t rot or splinter. Perfect for schools, parks, waterways, walkways and are wheelchair friendly.
This accessible fishing peg was built from our recycled plastic lumber decking. It's a joint venture between Bideford & District Angling Club and the British Disabled Angling Association (BDAA). Here's what they had to say about the build: "We were [...]
Last year, Southport Fly Fishers needed some new fishing platforms, so they got in touch to buy some of our recycled plastic lumber. They recently sent us some fab pictures and kind words, so here's a testimonial from Martin Grimshaw, [...]
It's feedback time again! We always love to see how our customers' projects have panned out, and today we got some lovely pics in from Richard Davidson, Parks & Events Operational Team Leader of Bromsgrove District & Redditch Borough Councils. [...]
Not part of the plastic waste problem Our recycled plastic furniture, lumber and raised beds are robust, they don’t rot or require any maintenance other than a wipe once in a while. They withstand the worst of the weather and [...]
Sometimes the easiest way to design an installation of any kind is with a biro on the back of an envelope. Sometimes though, the easiest way is to use a CAD (computer-aided design) programme like SketchUp for a full three [...]
We always love to see communities coming together to build themselves nice things, and so we were delighted when Southport Fly Fishing Club sent us these pictures of their major work in progress. They're using our recycled plastic lumber to [...]
We post a fair few pictures here of recycled plastic lumber and furniture looking smart and shiny in schools, parks, waterways and such, and we're very proud of the difference our products can make in these environments. The most amazing [...]
We have just been sent this photograph by John Branton from the National Trust property at Brimham Rocks in North Yorkshire, showing a small recycled plastic boardwalk he and several helpers constructed to enable visitors cross some boggy ground. John [...]
