British Recycled Plastic Recycling Process
Transforming plastic waste into sustainable outdoor furniture; we’re committed to sustainability and reducing plastic waste in the UK. We believe in giving plastic a second life, transforming it into high-quality outdoor furniture that benefits schools, councils, public spaces and the environment.
Let’s explore our recycling journey and how we contribute to a circular economy.
The Plastic We Recycle
We carefully select these types of plastic to ensure the highest quality and longevity in our finished outdoor furniture.
HDPE
(High-Density Polyethylene) – Commonly found in milk jugs, detergent bottles, and some plastic bags. It’s known for its strength and durability.
LDPE
(Low-Density Polyethylene) – Used in plastic films, wraps, and some containers. It’s flexible and often used for packaging.
ABS
(Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene) – A strong and rigid plastic used in items like toys, car parts, and electronics casings.
PS
(Polystyrene) – Often used in packaging, food containers, and insulation. It can be expanded into foam (EPS) for cushioning.
PE
(Polyethylene) – A broad category encompassing both HDPE and LDPE, as well as other variations. It’s one of the most widely used plastics.
Our Impact On The Plastic Waste Crisis In The UK
This is the amount of plastic waste diverted from UK landfills in 2023
The Plastic Recycling Process
Our step by step journey to create British Recycled Plastic Sustainable Outdoor furniture for schools, councils, housing associations, public spaces, outdoor leisure parks, family attractions, hostels, holiday parks and coastal cafes, pubs all across the UK.
Watch Our Video On Our Plastic Recycling Process Live From Our Manufacturing Site
Learn More About Our Customers Creating Sustainable Outdoor Areas:
Why Recycled Plastic?
Choosing our recycled plastic products provides both environmental and economic benefits to you and the world around you.
Our range is durable, weatherproof and requires zero maintenance. It’s a cost-effective solution to reduce the carbon footprint and total-life costs of any project.
