Recycled Plastic in parks and estates
Picturesque Kirkburton in Kirklees, West Yorkshire resembles a moat around a green castle. Half the town - properly called Highburton - sits, as it name suggests, atop a hill overlooking Kirkburton, and between the two is a steep area of [...]
All of our picnic tables, benches and other products are non-absorbent and easy to clean. Why does this matter? Almost all of our picnic tables and benches are bought for use in public places by customers like schools, councils, the [...]
We love a nature reserve here in the BRP treehouse. When it comes to locations for furniture made from recycled plastic, it's hard to think of any more ideal than the reserves we humans set aside as green spaces. One [...]
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. [...]
Recycled Plastic Fishing Pegs at Slipper Bridge Angling Club. Hidden away from the hustle and bustle of Yorkshire life, Slipper Bridge Angling Club in Gilberdyke near Hull is home to dozens of dedicated [...]
Bowled over Spen Victoria Cricket and Bowling Club is bowled over by our Heptonstall recycled plastic benches. Last year they approached us looking to replace a set of timber benches which were proving time consuming and costly to maintain year [...]
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 [...]
The ghosts of architecture past In the 1970s, concrete was king. Forming technology had advanced fast and Brutalism still seemed like a good idea to a lot of architects (if you remember Newcastle's 'Get Carter' car park or the old [...]
Hardcastle Crags The National Trust know a thing or two about sustainability. Their job of caring for historic properties and areas of beautiful countryside around the UK involves a huge amount of maintenance, and so when they build a staircase [...]