• arbours, arches, pergolas & decking kits
• art, sculptures & focalpoints
• bark, woodchip & rubber
• building materials
• equine & pet
• fencing & trellis panels
• furniture for home & garden
• garden lighting, heating and electrical accessories
• gravels, pebbles, rocks, boulders & glass
• greenhouses, potting sheds & vegetable beds
• hot tubs & shelters
• lawn edging, weed matting & fleece
• paving flags, circles, setts, block paving & more
• playcentres, playhouses & garden toys
• sheds, log cabins, garages, summerhouses & gazebos
• soils, composts & fertilisers
• turf, artificial grass, sedum & lawn care
• water features, pumps, reservoirs, pond lighting & misters
• wormeries & composters

reclaimed sleeper furniture

This chunky mix and match range of furniture is made from reclaimed railway sleepers and is equally suited inside the home or outside on the patio. All tables in the range are collapsible making it easier to manoeuvre and we also offer the option of having sets custom made to meet your requirements.

Particular attention has been taken to keep the items past life present in it's new one, for example the wheel used for the back of the Wheel Bench, the fence posts used in the backs of the chairs. This history gives each item its own unique character.

Treating the furniture for outdoor use:

All furniture will come from the factory with a wax finish. The wax will dissolve if left outside or to speed up the process use a brush and soapy water to remove the wax. Once the wax is removed teak oil or linseed oil can be used or an exterior wood sealant can be applied. Wood treatments and sealants often change the colour of the furniture, so ask your local hardware shop for advice on the finish you are looking for. The treatment / sealant will need to be reapplied every season. Alternatively you can leave untreated, this will result in the wood becoming a silvery colour.

Treating the furniture for indoor use:

Reapply bees wax every month to retain the woods lustre and build up a patina enriching the surface. A good quality wax rather than a spray is best as this will give moisture and nutrients to the wood.

As wood is a natural material it will react to each environment differently. When kept indoors, in dry conditions, some shrinkage or movement of the wood should be expected. In most cases this will not affect the structural stability of the furniture. This of course is more likely if used in a conservatory of similar environment.

Due to the nature of the reclaimed wood, imperfections including holes and scorch marks are inevitable and should be accepted as part of the character of the furniture. Should imperfections need to be treated dark furniture wax can be used in many cases.

Dimensions are approximate due to the non-standard size and shape of the component parts as this furniture uses wood salvaged from old buildings etc. While in the main this product is made from reclaimed teak it is sometimes necessary to use new wood. This wood is chosen from government accredited managed forests