Leftover trex projects

A fantastic way to utilise your left over composite is to transform them into bespoke planters. This is great way to reduce the waste of your project and save money on planters. It also allows you to create a truly bespoke piece. See some of our favourite client projects.

You can’t go wrong with an attractive and sturdy outdoor chair—especially one that is collapsible for storage. Now you can freshen up your patio, deck, or even…

Do you have some leftover trex decking and pressure treated lumber from your previous projects? Don't let them go to waste! In this video, I'll show you how to build a mini deck with extra trex decking that will look great in your rock garden and hold your hose reel. You'll learn how to design and assemble a sturdy and durable mini deck that can withstand the elements and add some charm to your outdoor space. Plus, you'll save money and reduce waste by using materials you already have.

Waste. I absolutely hate it. Joe’s shed is filled to the brim with leftover scraps of wood, boxes of miscellaneous screws, and plenty of half-used tins of paint. But they don’t get thrown away. Ohhhh no. Because we know that one day, they’ll come in useful. Or at least,

Have some leftover composite decking material? Don't let it go to waste! Instead, use the leftover material for any of these 9 DIY projects.

Our DIY trashcan. We used leftover Composite Decking. I will list Dimensions once I get them.

Our composite decking comes in a wide variety of colours and two “faux wood” finishes that are barefoot friendly, without the maintenance of regular wood. .