Recycled plastic lumber
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 [...]
Sowood - A Town With History Sowood in the 21st century is a delightful village of a couple of thousand people perched atop the Yorkshire moors. Its picturesque stone-built houses and churches give an impression of peaceful permanence; it's [...]
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 [...]
Looking after multi-million-pound racehorses is no game. Everything has to be right and every risk is examined to find a pay to eliminate it. This is why this huge studfarm near Newmarket is using our recycled plastic lumber planks to [...]
We have just been sent these great before and after photos by Adam Tracey in Cumbria who has constructed this excellent hit-and-miss fencing from recycled plastic for a client of his in Kirkby Stephen. This is a very good example [...]
Recycled plastic can be used for a number of different applications, but it's fair to say that it is most commonly seen as a direct replacement for wood, as seen here in this fencing. On a recent visit to a [...]
As temperatures rise, recycled plastic expands, and as it gets colder so it will contract. Any construction will have to allow the material to expand or shrink; especially in the case of large constructions, such as fencing along dozens of [...]