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Recycled Plastic Sheets

Recycled Plastic Boards and Sheets, designed for all Building and Construction Applications.

8 Items
Foundation Pad
£9.49  -  £74.99
HDPE Sheet - Sandwich Colours
£88.00  -  £461.00
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HDPE Sheet - Solid Colours - Textured/Scratch Resistant
HDPE Sheet - Solid Colours - Textured/Scratch Resistant
£88.00  -  £461.00
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HDPE Sheet Plastic Black 10mm Thick
HDPE Sheet Plastic Black 10mm Thick
£415.00
HDPE Sheets  Colour Sheets  Smooth
HDPE Sheets Colour Sheets Smooth
£103.63
Recycled Mixed Plastic Sheet /Board  (D)25mm
Recycled Mixed Plastic Sheet /Board (D)25mm
£59.47  -  £120.55
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Stokbord - Recycled Plastic Sheet - Board
£59.90  -  £1,749.00
Stormboard High Impact Sheet/Board
£149.89

Recycled Plastic Sheets have a wide variety of applications including Scum boards in water treatment plants, animal shelters and stables, agricultural use, marine wall jetty buffers, flooring, as well as multicoloured HDPE sheet for Schools play equipment and educational use. Only 7% of the plastic produced each year is currently recycled, with polystyrene waste taking up about 30% of landfill space. No one currently knows how long polystyrene takes to degrade, except to say that it takes a very long time. Recycling it as high quality plastic wood not only makes it useful again, but prevents vast amounts of plastic ending up in expensive, increasingly scarce landfill sites.

The Durable Nature of a Recycled Plastic Boards

Not only do our recycled plastic boards work for almost any project, but they also retain their longevity and colour for decades. Unlike wood or metal, plastic sheets do not rot, rust, or splinter - it's simply a high quality option that allows you to save thousands on maintenance and replacement. Recycled plastic sheets can be molded into anything that requires this kind of durability.

Recycled Plastic Stokbord Scum Boards used in water treatment plantStokbord recycled plastic sheet board as stable wallsStokbord used as canal side jetty buffersMulti coloured HDPE plastic sheet sandwich board pirate flag