Each year millions of tonnes of waste building materials and industrial bi-products are sent to landfill.As much as a quarter of this dumped material could be recycled for use as decorative aggregates within gardens and landscaping projects throughout the uk.

Eco-roc products provide environmently aware landscape arichitects and home gardeners with a new range of decorative materials which can be used in resin bound surfacing.

Red Brick- Brick rejects and seconds

Buff Brick-Brick rejects and seconds

Ivory white-Reject sanitary ware

Cera mix-Tiling and sanitary waste

Jerez yellow,Ice Blue,Beige Marble -marble tile off cuts and rejects.

Vibrant Glass-clear container glass.

information reproduced by kind permission of Long Rake Spar Co Ltd -

www.longrakespar.co.uk/ecoroc

 

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  • Thanks mike,

    I looked at their site ( I think the link does not work directly).

     

    It is important to minimize unwanted eco effects when gardening- and using recycled products are very important point- I hope more and more will take action into sourcing more eco friendly products.

     

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