Sep 29, 2008, Multiply, Plastic fantastic,

THIS YOU HAVE TO CHECK OUT, STURDY GARDEN FURNITURE AND LOTS MORE ALL MADE FROM RECYCLED PLASTIC

http://www.kaceyltd.com/index.asp

        Specialists in Recycled Plastic

Welcome to Kacey Limited, manufacturers and distributors of 100% recycled plastic products, an excellent alternative to timber. We’re working towards a greener future.

Benefits of using recycled plastic:

- Maintenance free

- Rot & Algae Proof

- Very Strong & Durable

- Splinter free

- Vandal Resistant

- 100% Recycled & 100% Recyclable

- Environmentally Friendly

Ideal for:

- Boardwalks & Jetties

- Outdoor Furniture

- Decking

- Fencing

Pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeze check this out, it is fantastic plastic

delete reply acousticeagle wrote on Oct 1, '08 I don't know about the fire hazard in the duvet product, but that was one of the things that crossed my mind about it. The stuff was green and really light, but dense to be very warm.

edit delete reply forgetmenot525 wrote on Oct 1, '08 acousticeagle said . I thought twice about buying one because of the fire hazard involved. I have never heard of plastic being put to that use but don't you think the filling would have been treated. We have very strict fire regulations about new furniture and things here I'm sure you have the same sort of regulations there and can't imagine this being allowed on the market if it was such a terrible fire hazard?? Very inventive use for plastic though

delete reply acousticeagle wrote on Sep 30, '08 I have thought before that a great way to recycle waste plastic is to produce outdoor furniture. Park benches are made by recycled plastic and used here in Australia in some places. I was looking to buy a new doona (duvet or continental quilt) some years back and went to a bedding shop and they had a thick one of 5 blankets' value warmth. But you know what the cotton cover was filled with? Fine filaments shaved from plastic drink bottles. The filaments were so fine, finer than hair. I thought twice about buying one because of the fire hazard involved. And of course, a synthetic fibre wouldn't breathe for bedding, and that would make me perspire.

delete reply carldecs wrote on Sep 30, '08 This is very nice. So, waste plastic can be put into good use.

delete reply brendainmad wrote on Sep 29, '08 You always find the best sites. I've added this to my StumbleUpon account.

delete reply greenwytch wrote on Sep 29, '08 that's really nice!

delete reply starfishred wrote on Sep 29, '08 They sell this over here to and it is really fantastic and you can't tell it is recycled.