TDP were pleased to get a showroom visit from the owners of a fantastic Derbyshire Farm Shop & Cafe recently. Having been given the go ahead under the government guidelines to re-open their cafe, new chairs, tables, benches and picnic tables were required to accommodate customers outside, whilst maintaining social distancing. The owners of Oakfield… Read More?
Tag Archives: recycled plastic street furniture
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Oct
Oct
Bakewell is a small market town and civil parish in the Derbyshire Dales. Famous for the well known for the local confection Bakewell pudding. In 2017 the Bakewell branch of the Royal British Legion and a team of volunteers worked hard to restore the Memorial Gardens to make it a real community place to visit again. In the 100th year anniversary of… Read More?
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Aug
Aug
Brother UK, based in Manchester, have taken delivery of their new picnic tables this week and wanted to share with us the before and after shots. What a difference! The TDP picnic tables are our popular Springbank, available in brown or black in two sizes. These can also be modified with extended table tops for wheelchair… Read More?
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Jun
Jun
If you live in or are visiting the beautiful Derbyshire countryside, why not plan a visit to our showroom to look at our amazing outdoor benches, dining sets, planters and picnic tables. Made from recycled plastic waste, you will not believe it isn’t really wood. No maintenance, robust and lasts much longer than more traditional… Read More?
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Dec
Dec
When Matlock town council needed to replace some old and damaged planters in the town centre, TDP set about creating a bespoke product that utilised recycled plastic materials. Creating a long lasting, low maintenance and weather proof alternative. We made a short video talking about the design process, you can watch it below; These planters… Read More?
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Nov
Nov
Matlock Town Council in Derbyshire dress the pavements in Derwent Way with very large planters that are always full of the most amazing blooms all year round. The old planters were made from timber and inevitably had rotted over time so needed replacing. Jamie Brocklehurst, a member of the outdoor spaces team at Matlock Council… Read More?