Yes—we do. We make urban outdoor furniture from reclaimed and sustainable materials, and we treat material choice as part of the design brief rather than a marketing add-on. For timber, we use reclaimed hardwood from old buildings, docks, and factory floors where it suits the application, and we specify FSC-certified wood when reclaimed stock is not right for structural loads or long-term public use. For metal, we work with recycled aluminum and steel with high recycled content, finished with durable powder coatings and low-VOC systems. We also use recycled HDPE and composite boards for slats, cladding, and other touch points where weather resistance and low maintenance matter.
We design for public spaces—benches, chairs, tables, planters, bike racks, and site furniture—so durability and safety come first. That means verified sourcing, appropriate fixings, tested finishes, and details that can handle daily use, cleaning, and weather. We also design for disassembly and repair: standard fasteners, replaceable slats and feet, and repair kits where practical. When a project calls for it, we can help plan take-back or end-of-life reuse for components.
One honest caveat: not every piece is 100% reclaimed, because strength, availability, budget, and safety vary by project. If you need reclaimed timber, recycled aluminum, or a specific certified content, we will specify it clearly and document it. We are happy to share material samples, specifications, and care guidance so you can choose the right sustainable urban outdoor furniture for your site.