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31 products with materialRecycled plastic”, spanning Garden, Cleaning, Pets, Outdoor Living, Laundry & Ironing, Home Composting & Recycling.

Earthmaker 3-Chamber Composter, 466 Litre

#1 Pick

Earthmaker 3-Chamber Composter, 466 Litre
Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars (431)
  • Recycled plastic
  • Large gardens
  • 466L

Currently unavailable

Pros

  • Three-stage composting chambers
  • Click-together assembly, no tools required
  • Large 466L capacity suits big gardens

Cons

  • Bulky — needs a dedicated corner
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Charles Bentley Ward 220L Ecomax Garden Composter

#2 Pick

Charles Bentley Ward 220L Ecomax Garden Composter
Rated 4.1 out of 5 stars (967)
  • Recycled plastic
  • Small gardens
  • 220L

£54.99

Pros

  • Large 220L capacity at a low price
  • Front hatch for easy compost access
  • Lockable, air-tight lid

Cons

  • Basic single-chamber design
  • No aeration vents
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Blackwall Compost Converter, 330 Litre, Green

#3 Pick

Blackwall Compost Converter, 330 Litre, Green
Rated 4.4 out of 5 stars (322)
  • Recycled plastic
  • Large gardens
  • 330L

Currently unavailable

Pros

  • UK-manufactured with 5-year guarantee
  • UV-stabilised recycled plastic resists degradation
  • Conical shape retains heat for faster composting

Cons

  • No base plate included
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Wormcity Wormery 4 Composting Trays (100 Litre), UK Made

#4 Pick

Wormcity Wormery 4 Composting Trays (100 Litre), UK Made
Rated 4.6 out of 5 stars (234)
  • Recycled plastic
  • Small gardens
  • 100L

£110.00

Pros

  • Includes worms, coir bedding and worm food to start immediately
  • UK-manufactured from recycled plastic
  • Produces liquid feed and rich vermicompost

Cons

  • Needs more hands-on management than a static bin
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WORMbox Wormery Worm Farm Composter, 2 Trays, 32 Litre

#5 Pick

WORMbox Wormery Worm Farm Composter, 2 Trays, 32 Litre
Rated 4.2 out of 5 stars (178)
  • Recycled plastic
  • Balcony/patio
  • 32L

£80.90

Pros

  • Compact size suits patios and small gardens
  • Stackable trays expand as compost builds up
  • Produces nutrient-rich liquid worm feed

Cons

  • Smaller capacity than larger wormery systems
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Green Johanna Food Waste Composter, 330 Litre

#6 Pick

Green Johanna Food Waste Composter, 330 Litre
Rated 4.6 out of 5 stars (341)
  • Recycled plastic
  • Large gardens
  • 330L

Currently unavailable

Pros

  • Hot composting design breaks down cooked food and meat scraps
  • Made in the UK from recycled plastic
  • Pest-resistant sealed design

Cons

  • Higher price than a basic compost bin
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Green Johanna Food Waste Composter With Insulating Jacket

#7 Pick

Green Johanna Food Waste Composter With Insulating Jacket
Rated 4.6 out of 5 stars (128)
  • Recycled plastic
  • Large gardens
  • 330L

£199.99

Pros

  • Insulating jacket maintains heat through UK winters
  • Composts food waste year-round
  • Durable recycled plastic construction

Cons

  • Bulkier than a standard composter
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Blackwall 220 Litre Green Compost Converter

#8 Pick

Blackwall 220 Litre Green Compost Converter
Rated 4.3 out of 5 stars (128)
  • Recycled plastic
  • Small gardens
  • 220L

£59.99

Pros

  • UK-manufactured with 5-year guarantee
  • UV-stabilised recycled plastic construction
  • Compact 220L size suits smaller gardens

Cons

  • No base plate included as standard
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Blackwall 330 Litre Black Compost Converter

#9 Pick

Blackwall 330 Litre Black Compost Converter
Rated 4.3 out of 5 stars (289)
  • Recycled plastic
  • Large gardens
  • 330L

Currently unavailable

Pros

  • Wide hatch for easy access to finished compost
  • UV-stabilised recycled plastic construction
  • No assembly required, ready to use out of the box

Cons

  • No base plate included as standard
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Tumbleweed 240L Compost Bin, Flat Pack Garden Composter

#10 Pick

Tumbleweed 240L Compost Bin, Flat Pack Garden Composter
Rated 4.4 out of 5 stars (158)
  • Recycled plastic
  • Large gardens
  • 240L

Currently unavailable

Pros

  • Ventilated panels promote airflow for faster composting
  • Front access hatch for easy compost removal
  • UV-stabilised plastic built to last outdoors

Cons

  • Flat-pack assembly takes some time
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FCMP Outdoor IM4000 Double Chamber Tumbling Composter, 37 Gallon

#11 Pick

FCMP Outdoor IM4000 Double Chamber Tumbling Composter, 37 Gallon
Rated 4.3 out of 5 stars (267)
  • Recycled plastic
  • Small gardens
  • 140L

Currently unavailable

Pros

  • Dual chambers allow staggered composting batches
  • Elevated tumbling design deters pests
  • No digging or turning required

Cons

  • Smaller capacity than a large three-bay system
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Maze 180 Litre Compost Tumbler

#12 Pick

Maze 180 Litre Compost Tumbler
Rated 4.4 out of 5 stars (260)
  • Recycled plastic
  • Large gardens
  • 180L

£185.99

Pros

  • Dual chambers allow continuous composting
  • Turning handle aerates waste without a fork
  • Zinc-coated metal frame resists rust

Cons

  • Larger footprint than a standard compost bin
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elho Green Basics Garden XXL 80 Planter for Outdoor, Ø77 x H34.5cm

#13 Pick

elho Green Basics Garden XXL 80 Planter for Outdoor, Ø77 x H34.5cm
Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars (742)
  • Recycled Plastic
  • 77cm

£37.99

Pros

  • Large 77cm diameter suits shrubs and small trees
  • Made from recycled plastic with a UV-stable finish
  • Fixer ring helps the planter keep its shape when full

Cons

  • Large size makes it awkward to move once planted
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105 Litre Tumbling Composter, Recycled Plastic, Heavy Duty

#14 Pick

105 Litre Tumbling Composter, Recycled Plastic, Heavy Duty
Rated 4.3 out of 5 stars (128)
  • Recycled plastic
  • Small gardens
  • 105L

£49.91

Pros

  • Effortless turning speeds up the composting process
  • Made from recycled plastic
  • Easy to assemble with no digging required

Cons

  • 105L capacity suits smaller households
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Elho Greenville Round 25 Plant Pot, 100% Recycled Plastic

#15 Pick

Elho Greenville Round 25 Plant Pot, 100% Recycled Plastic
Rated 4.6 out of 5 stars (2,029)
  • Recycled Plastic
  • 25cm

£14.00

Pros

  • Made from 100% recycled plastic
  • Integrated saucer suits indoor or outdoor use
  • Sleek round design fits patios, balconies and borders

Cons

  • 25cm size limits it to small-to-medium plants
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Addis Eco Made from 100% Recycled Plastic Family Kitchen Pedal Bin, 50 Litre, All Black

#16 Pick

Addis Eco Made from 100% Recycled Plastic Family Kitchen Pedal Bin, 50 Litre, All Black
Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars (2,130)
  • Recycled Plastic
  • 50L

£17.50

Pros

  • Made from 100% recycled plastic, a greener choice than steel bins
  • Large 50L capacity suits a busy family kitchen
  • Flat-back design pushes right up against a wall or cupboard to save space

Cons

  • Plastic pedal mechanism feels less sturdy than a steel equivalent
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Currently unavailable

Pros

  • Made from 100% recycled plastic, a greener choice for sorting waste
  • Stackable, modular design saves space under the sink or in a cupboard

Cons

  • Lift-top lid is less convenient one-handed than a pedal-operated bin
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Earth Rated Dog Poo Bags, Guaranteed Leak Proof and Extra Thick, Lavender Scented, 270 Count

#18 Pick

Earth Rated Dog Poo Bags, Guaranteed Leak Proof and Extra Thick, Lavender Scented, 270 Count
Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars (24,700)
  • Recycled plastic
  • Waste clean-up
  • All Life Stages

£11.49

Pros

  • Extra-thick bags guaranteed leak proof
  • Lavender scent helps mask odour
  • Made with 65% recycled plastic

Cons

  • Roll dispenser sold separately on some listings
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Pros

  • Reversible recycled plastic weave resists weather and mould
  • Round 180cm shape suits circular tables and firepit areas
  • Easy to hose down and roll away for storage

Cons

  • Round shape leaves gaps under rectangular furniture
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Pros

  • Large 150 x 240cm size covers bigger patio areas
  • 100% recycled plastic construction is lightweight and portable
  • Reversible geometric pattern gives two looks in one rug

Cons

  • Large size takes longer to dry fully after rain
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Green Decore Reversible Outdoor/Indoor Recycled Plastic Rug

#21 Pick

Green Decore Reversible Outdoor/Indoor Recycled Plastic Rug
Rated 4.4 out of 5 stars (890)
  • Recycled Plastic
  • Multi

Currently unavailable

Pros

  • Reversible weave gives two colour options in one rug
  • 100% recycled plastic construction is eco-friendly and washable
  • Lightweight and easy to roll up for storage

Cons

  • Firmer underfoot texture than woven polypropylene rugs
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Esschert Design Outdoor Rug 120cm x 180cm, Reversible Recycled Plastic, Grey & White

#22 Pick

Esschert Design Outdoor Rug 120cm x 180cm, Reversible Recycled Plastic, Grey & White
Rated 4.3 out of 5 stars (210)
  • Recycled Plastic
  • Grey & White

£14.99

Pros

  • Reversible graphical design gives two looks in one rug
  • Made from recycled plastic bottles for a lower environmental footprint
  • Suits patios, decking, camping and the beach

Cons

  • 120 x 180cm size may be small for larger patios
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Pros

  • Reversible two-sided design refreshes the look without buying a new rug
  • Recycled plastic weave wipes clean and resists fading
  • Folds flat into a carry bag for camping or the beach

Cons

  • Plastic weave feels less soft underfoot than a fabric rug
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Pros

  • Made from recycled plastic with heat-treated edges to stop fraying
  • Stain and water resistant, so spills wipe straight off
  • Lightweight and easy to fold for camping or decking use

Cons

  • 120 x 180cm size is snug for larger patio tables
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Pros

  • Reversible pattern gives two looks from one rug
  • UV-resistant plastic straw weave copes well with sun and rain
  • Rolls up small and light for RV or balcony use

Cons

  • Corners can curl slightly on uneven decking
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Curver Laundry Basket, 60 L, 43.7 x 35.1 x 60.2cm, Recycled Plastic, Infinity Green

#26 Pick

Curver Laundry Basket, 60 L, 43.7 x 35.1 x 60.2cm, Recycled Plastic, Infinity Green
Rated 4.2 out of 5 stars (2,919)
  • Recycled Plastic
  • Green
  • 60L

Currently unavailable

Pros

  • Made from 100% recycled plastic
  • Ventilated dots design helps reduce odours
  • Ergonomic handles make carrying easy

Cons

  • Green colourway may not suit every bathroom scheme
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Pros

  • Rotating drum design mixes waste for compost in as little as 6-8 weeks
  • Made from 90% recycled plastic and fully recyclable itself
  • Built-in "Click & Spray" tank collects liquid plant feed as a bonus

Cons

  • Compact 100L capacity suits smaller gardens rather than large plots
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EcoBag - 10 Pack Extra Strong Heavy Duty Garden Sacks - 80 Litre - 30 Microns

#28 Pick

EcoBag - 10 Pack Extra Strong Heavy Duty Garden Sacks - 80 Litre - 30 Microns
Rated 4.1 out of 5 stars (557)
  • 80 Litre
  • Recycled Plastic

Currently unavailable

Pros

  • Made from a minimum of 98% recycled plastic for a lower-impact garden sack
  • Extra strong 30 micron film handles leaves, prunings and grass cuttings
  • 80L size is easy to carry one-handed to the green waste collection point

Cons

  • Smaller than heavy-duty 120L+ sacks, so more trips may be needed for big jobs
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Currently unavailable

Pros

  • Made from 100% recycled plastic for a lower-impact recycling bin
  • Lift-top lid and modular design let bins stack or hang on a wall bracket
  • Well reviewed with nearly 2,500 UK customer ratings

Cons

  • 30L capacity may need pairing with additional bins for full waste separation
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Pros

  • 330L capacity with an included base plate improves drainage and ventilation
  • UV-stabilised recycled plastic construction made in the UK
  • Retains heat well to help speed up decomposition

Cons

  • Larger footprint needs a permanent spot near the back of the garden
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Pros

  • 90L size suits standard wheelie bins and large kitchen bins alike
  • Made from 100% recycled material without sacrificing strength
  • Roll of 50 with over 12,000 UK customer reviews backing durability

Cons

  • Standard black liners are not compostable like caddy-specific bags
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At a glance

Products
31
Price range
£6.28–£199.99
Average price
£61.68
Average rating
4.40 / 5
Total reviews
55,227
Top brand
Blackwall (4)
Price tier split
Budget13
Mid-range10
Premium8
In stock
18

Recycled plastic products are increasingly vital for both environmentally conscious UK shoppers and those seeking durable, cost-effective solutions for their homes and gardens. The term ‘recycled plastic’ generally refers to goods manufactured using plastic that has been recovered from sources like post-consumer waste (items we’ve already used) or industrial offcuts – it's a crucial step in reducing landfill volume and the reliance on virgin plastics derived from fossil fuels. Many UK homeowners are now actively seeking ways to reduce their carbon footprint, making products made with recycled materials a particularly attractive choice; it aligns perfectly with values of sustainability and responsible consumption.

When browsing our ‘Recycled Plastic’ hub, you'll find a diverse range of items across the garden, cleaning, and outdoor living categories. Within your patio furniture set, for example, look carefully at the plastic components – are they specifically labelled as being made from recycled polyethylene (PE) or polypropylene (PP)? Similarly, when selecting a cleaning brush handle, check for markings indicating it’s manufactured with post-consumer recycled ABS; this will ensure you're truly investing in a product built to last and minimise environmental impact. Crucially, always verify the percentage of recycled content – higher percentages usually represent more significant reductions in plastic waste.

Understanding the nuances of recycled plastic is key to making informed buying decisions. While often cheaper than virgin plastics, prices can vary based on production methods and supply chain complexities. It’s important to note that ‘recycled’ doesn't always equate to ‘new’; the plastic might have undergone multiple processing stages, potentially affecting its long-term durability – though manufacturers are constantly innovating. Prioritising reputable brands with transparent sourcing practices is recommended for best results, guaranteeing quality and traceability of the recycled materials used. Choosing recycled plastic helps support a circular economy and contributes towards achieving UK environmental targets.

FAQ

What exactly does ‘recycled plastic’ mean in terms of manufacturing?

It signifies that plastic waste – typically post-consumer plastics like bottles or bins, or industrial offcuts from production – has been processed and reincorporated into a new product. This involves cleaning, shredding, melting, and reforming the plastic into pellets or granules which are then used to manufacture goods, effectively giving discarded material a second life.

How does recycled plastic compare to virgin (new) plastic in terms of durability?

Generally, recycled plastics can be slightly less durable than their virgin counterparts due to variations in the original plastic's properties and the processing involved. However, modern manufacturing techniques are constantly improving recycled plastic’s strength and resilience; always check product specifications for detailed performance data.

Is recycled plastic more expensive than virgin plastic?

Initially, products made with recycled plastic can sometimes be marginally more expensive due to the added cost of collection, sorting, and reprocessing. However, as demand increases and production scales up, prices are becoming increasingly competitive – particularly for larger volume items like garden furniture.

What certifications should I look for on a ‘recycled’ product?

While there isn't one universally recognised standard, look for certifications like the Recycled Plastics Producers Organisation (RPPO) logo or claims verified by independent testing agencies. These provide assurance that the plastic meets specific recycled content requirements and has been processed according to best practices.

Can I be sure the ‘recycled’ claim is genuine?

Unfortunately, 'greenwashing' exists; scrutinise product descriptions carefully. Look for clear percentages of recycled material used (e.g., 80% post-consumer recycled PE), and check if the manufacturer provides information about their supply chain – transparency builds trust.

Will recycled plastic degrade faster than virgin plastic?

The degradation rate can vary depending on the type of recycled plastic, UV exposure, and environmental conditions. Products designed with higher quality recycled materials and protective coatings will generally withstand weathering better, but regular maintenance is still recommended.

What types of plastic are commonly used in recycled products?

You'll often find recycled polyethylene (PE) – used in garden furniture and cleaning brushes – polypropylene (PP) – frequently found in outdoor storage solutions – and ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene) – sometimes used for durable items like toolboxes or plant pots.

Does using recycled plastic have an impact on product colour?

Recycled plastics can sometimes exhibit slight variations in colour compared to virgin plastics, often appearing slightly more muted. However, modern manufacturing techniques are increasingly adept at minimising these differences, and most products offer a range of colours regardless.

What’s the difference between ‘post-consumer recycled’ and ‘industrial recycled’?

‘Post-consumer recycled’ refers to plastic waste generated by individuals (e.g., bottles, bags). ‘Industrial recycled’ uses offcuts or rejected materials from manufacturing processes – both contribute to reducing plastic waste but originate from different sources.

How can I care for products made from recycled plastic?

Follow the manufacturer's cleaning instructions carefully; avoid harsh chemicals that could degrade the plastic. Regular cleaning and protection from prolonged sun exposure will help maintain the product’s appearance and longevity, just as you would with any outdoor item.