Recycled plastic lumber
Not everyone understands why we get excited about turning other people's waste plastic into new things, but whenever we need a way to illustrate it to someone, we'll show them this guy. Helping people create wonderful things with minimal resources [...]
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 [...]
Greensleeves Nursery and Farm Shop in Odcombe, Somerset has started to make an impressive series of display benches using our recycled plastic lumber planks as part of their sustainability drive under new owners, Derek Taylor and Helen James. As neighbours [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]