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Made by Nona
Ocean Plastic Clothes Pegs
From £22.00
24 pack 36 pack
Lagoon Blue
Made by Nona - Ocean Plastic Clothes Pegs - Buy Me Once UK
Kelp Forest Green
Made by Nona - Ocean Plastic Clothes Pegs - Buy Me Once UK
Mixed Colour Set
Made by Nona - Ocean Plastic Clothes Pegs - Buy Me Once UK
ReBorn
Recycled Kitchen Sink Tidy
£19.99
Dark Grey
Eco-friendly kitchen sink tidy, made from 100% recycled plastic with drainage tray and non-slip base.
Stone
White recycled kitchen sink tidy with divided storage and non-slip base for organized countertops.
Sage Green & Charcoal Grey
Eco-friendly kitchen sink tidy, made from recycled materials, with smart dividers for organized storage.
+ 1 more
ReBorn
Recycled Washing Up Bowl
£34.99
Dark Grey
Recycled washing up bowl with built-in drain, sturdy handles, and eco-friendly, durable design.
Stone
Eco-friendly recycled washing up bowl with built-in strainer drain for easy water drainage.
Sage Green & Charcoal Grey
Dark gray recycled washing-up bowl with easy-carry handles and built-in drain for effortless cleanup.
+ 1 more
Socko
3 Pairs of 100% Recycled Socks
£50.00
Small UK 4-6 Medium UK 7-9 Large UK 10-12
Mixed
Socko - 3 Pairs of 100% Recycled Socks - Buy Me Once UK
Socko
100% Recycled Socks, Coral Pink
£18.00
Small UK 4-6 Medium UK 7-9 Large UK 10-12
Pink
Socko - 100% Recycled Socks, Coral Pink - Buy Me Once UK
Socko
100% Recycled Socks, Graphite Fleck
£18.00
Small UK 4-6 Medium UK 7-9 Large UK 10-12 Extra Large UK 13-15
Grey
Socko - 100% Recycled Socks, Graphite Fleck - Buy Me Once UK
Socko
100% Recycled Socks, Teal Fleck
£18.00
Small UK 4-6 Medium UK 7-9 Large UK 10-12
Teal
Socko - 100% Recycled Socks, Teal Fleck - Buy Me Once UK

FAQs about Recycled Plastic Products

What are the longest-lasting recycled plastic furniture options?

The longest-lasting recycled plastic furniture is usually made from high-density polyethylene (HDPE), a tough material that shrugs off rain, sun and frost. HDPE resists cracking, warping and fading, making it ideal for garden benches or patio sets. Recycled plastic lumber is a standout - no splinters, barely any maintenance, and often guaranteed for decades. Look for UV-stabilised colours and solid construction for maximum longevity. Some brands even offer lifetime warranties, so it’s not just sturdy, it’s a smart long-term buy. You’ll find our favourites in our durable furniture collection.

How do you clean recycled plastic outdoor furniture?

To clean recycled plastic outdoor furniture, simply use warm soapy water and a soft cloth or sponge. These long-lasting pieces are non-porous, so muck doesn’t cling like it does on wood. A soft-bristled brush or vinegar mix sorts tougher grime with ease. Skip the jet wash, though - it can dull the surface. No sealing or oiling needed either, which is rather a relief. Just an occasional wipe-down, especially after a rogue seagull visit or soggy spell, keeps your furniture looking tidy.

Can you paint recycled plastic furniture to refresh the look?

Yes, you can paint recycled plastic furniture, but it’s a bit of a fiddle. These long-lasting materials are made to keep their colour, and paint doesn’t always stick well. If you’re set on painting, scrub it clean, give it a light sand, and use paint made for plastic. Just know the finish may need more upkeep than the original. Many find it easier to freshen things up with cushions, covers or a move to a sunnier spot. Paint’s an option - but not always a picnic.

Is recycled plastic furniture fully recyclable at the end of its life?

Most recycled plastic furniture is technically recyclable again, especially if made from HDPE. These long-lasting pieces are often designed for circularity, but whether they’re accepted depends on your local facilities. Some brands offer take-back schemes - worth checking before bin day. Fasteners or mixed materials might need separating first, but all told, many items stay in use for decades before needing a second life. A fixable, recyclable chair? That’s resourceful and rather cheering.

How is furniture made from recycled plastic materials?

Furniture made from recycled plastic materials typically starts with post-consumer waste - think milk bottles and shampoo tubs. These long-lasting plastics are cleaned, ground up, then melted into moulds or extruded into what’s called recycled plastic lumber. This stuff is dense, durable, and won’t splinter. Colour is added during the process, so the finish resists fading without needing paint. Where needed, stainless steel fasteners keep things sturdy. It’s a clever way to turn everyday waste into tough-as-old-boots furniture.

Which recycled plastics are most commonly used in outdoor items?

The most commonly used recycled plastics in outdoor items are HDPE, LDPE and polypropylene. HDPE is the hardiest - perfect for furniture that faces the full British forecast. It’s UV-resistant, strong, and stands up to knocks and changes in temperature. LDPE and polypropylene show up in softer goods, like planters or storage tubs. These long-lasting plastics make for weatherproof garden kit that doesn’t need fussing over every season.

How do I maintain and care for recycled plastic furniture long term?

To care for recycled plastic furniture long term, just wash it now and then with warm soapy water. These long-lasting materials don’t need sealing, painting or pampering. Steer clear of abrasive scrubs or jet washers to avoid scratching the surface. In winter, you can leave it outside, but covering or storing it keeps things neater. Give the bolts a check once in a while - many use rust-resistant fixings. For extra tips, see Product Care and Repair. Simple, satisfying upkeep.