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Plastic decking, also known as composite decking, is a type of decking material made from a combination of wood fibers or sawdust and plastic. The plastic component can be sourced from recycled materials, making it an environmentally friendly option. Here are some key points about plastic decking: Durability Low Maintenance Longevity Variety For inquires, sales@timbermouldings.co.za 076 410 8764

We've all been there - driving along, when the tire pressure warning light comes on. A screw in the tire! Unfortunately, when my tire was being patched yesterday, cracks were found, and to make a long story short I had to buy four new tires. So, what's the tire disposal fee for on my receipt? Recycling and landfill diversion efforts, of course! Recycled tires can be used for so many things! Here's the breakdown: TDF (Tire-Derived Fuel): Used in power plants and cement kilns. TDA (Tire-Derived Aggregate): Used in public works projects. Rubber Mulch: For playgrounds and landscape beds. Crumb Rubber: For artificial turf fields and athletic tracks. Rubber Powder: To create new rubber and plastic products. Steel: Recycled for new steel products. Fiber and Nylon: Used in stucco, concrete, and carpet manufacturing. So, next time you get a new tire, or four, know that your old ones are being put to good use! #rema #recycledmaterials #recyclingindustry #tirerecycling #tdf #tda #rubbermulch #crumbrubber #rubberpowder #steel

Adjustable Plastic Recycled Mold Formwork for Concrete Circular Column Pillar Building #plasticformwork #ABSplasticformwork #constructionformwork #reusableABSplasticformwork

Decking designed to be different. Fiberon composite decking retains its good looks year after year because it’s formulated to last. Recycled plastics and wood flour combine to form a durable composite material that is long-lasting and requires little maintenance. The result is decking that resists splintering, rotting, cracking, insects and decay, with warranties up to 50 years. Learn more https://lnkd.in/gyU9zxPF

We're on a mission to give new life to wood scraps and offcuts through recycling.🌳✨ Here's what you need to know: 👍 We accept: • Dry dimensional lumber waste and offcuts 🪵 • Sizes: 1x2, 1x3, 1x4, 2x4, and 2x6 📏 • Minimum length: 30cm 📐 • Broken ends? No problem! We'll take 'em! 💪 • Nails, screws, staples, glue, and fasteners? Absolutely fine! 🔩 • Wood with latex or water-based paint? Bring it on! 🎨 ❌ We don't accept: • Panel products like MDF, Plywood, or OSB 🚫 • Pressure treated material 🛑 • Styrofoam or plastic 🚫 • Concrete or biowaste 🗑️ • Garbage 🙅♂️ Help us keep the cycle of sustainability spinning! DM us or shoot an email to info@urbanjacks.ca for more information. Let's make a difference together! 💚🌍 #RecycleWood #Sustainability #ReduceReuseRecycle #Urbanjacks #WoodWasteRecycling 

Talk about a transformation! 🚀 Swapped out the old shingles for a clean, durable stone-coated steel roof. Looks better, lasts longer. Simple upgrade, big difference. Thinking about an upgrade? Reach out today for a free consultation. #ReimagineRoofing #StoneCoatedSteel #RoofUpgrade #RoofTransformation

Important question: How Re-bending affects the resisting stress of the bars. Eg. shear studs are allowed to be checked with bending them only once and to a maximum 15 degrees against its welded alignment.

⚽️ Copper vs Multi-Layer Pipes ⚽️ How do multi-layer pipes shape up against copper in 3 major areas? Find out below 👇 1. Recyclable? Multi-layer pipes are nearly impossible to recycle because separating their composite materials is extremely difficult. Even if the plastic components were recyclable, the complexity of disassembly renders them non-recyclable. 2. Durable? Multi-layer pipes can crack and peel, leaching microplastics into water systems. They are also highly sensitive to UV light, making them unsuitable for outdoor use or exposure to UV light within homes and buildings. 3. Heat-resistant? Multi-layer pipes are not designed for high-temperature environments, meaning they cannot be directly connected to water heaters. We think there’s a clear winner here! That’s why we always #ChooseCopper #CopperPipes #Copper #PlasticPipes #Plumber #Plumbing #UKPlumber #Euros2024 #Euros

Plastics' versatility makes them a must-have material in building and construction. Their wide functionality offers distinct advantages over many other traditional building materials in terms of resistance to weathering, flexibility for many uses and lower costs, via This is Plastics. Read more at: https://lnkd.in/gutE8HjP #plastics #plasticsindustry #building #construction #extrusion

"Baler vs Compactor: which one is right for your business? Both are designed to do the same thing — reduce waste by reducing the volume of said waste. They both use hydraulic cylinders to compress materials into dense, cube-like shapes, making them easier for storage and transport. The major difference is the type of waste they compress. Balers are used to manage recyclable materials, which are then bound with bailing wire or twine for easier shipping. Compactors, meanwhile, are mainly used for trash (along with some dry recyclable materials) for more efficient disposal practices (e.g., reducing space at landfills). And don’t forget briquetting machines! They are also used to compact waste into smaller units, but typically with much higher density, of varying shapes and sizes. Orwak offers a comprehensive portfolio of balers, compactors, and briquetting machines. To compare products, download our latest catalog. #baler #compactor #briquetting #recyclingmachinery