Bristol Wood Recycling Project
Welcome to Bristol Wood Recycling Project.
Our name gives away a bit of what we do. But not very much. We are many things:
"Since 2004...a timber merchant. An ecological waste wood management company. A community enterprise. A wood workshop. A self financing social enterprise. A salvage and reclamation yard of wood. A home-grown business that has sprung out of derelict land. A unique specimen in an increasingly homogenised world."
Opening Hours:
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday from 9.00am to 5.00pm
Wednesday from 11.00am to 5.00pm
Saturday from 10.00am to 4.00pm
Come and visit us, have a browse around, ask questions, and see what you can find.
Price List: View our current price list, or download & print it (pdf) - BWRP Price List. See also our current Delivery charges.
We may not have all items listed, and we will have items in the yard that aren't listed, so give us a call, or even better come and have a browse!
Payment in the yard/shop is by cash or credit/debit card only (50p card machine fee). We can also take payments by card over the phone for some timber and workshop products.
Spring into Summer 2012
Coming soon on 9th June - BWRP's 8th Anniversary during Bristol's Big Green Week
We are 8 years old this spring and will be celebrating with a free public open day on Saturday 9 June, that is also a part of the Bristol Big Green Week. That's 8 years of self-funded sustainability, recycling and reclaiming waste wood.
On the day there'll be light refreshments, a talk & tour, display, workshop, wood games, special discounts and more. Our whole team will be present to chat and answer questions about what we do, how and why - our self-funded business model, our volunteers, our wood. Plus we'll be open as usual for customers and browsers. We'll see you then, if not before! |
Another interesting event coming up for us in Bristol 2012:
The Bristol £Pound - a local not-for-profit initiative launching in 2012 that seeks to benefit Bristolians by keeping Bristol's money...in Bristol. We at BWRP are signing up to be a Bristol Pound trader!
What have we got for you at our site?
Well quite a lot frankly - whether you are a small trader, DIY enthusiast, gardener, artist, environmentalist, or just a good old wood lover...then you'll find something here to tickle your fancy. Wood for gardens, timber for small building jobs, logs & charcoal for evening fires & BBQ's, shelves, doors, a selection of furniture, and whatever else thats wood-based that we can reclaim from landfill & waste. Plus - it's cheap, priced for these recessionary times, get down to BWRP and put a smile on your face. We are Bristol's ethical choice for trade & DIY timber and related items.
Meanwhile our Workshop technicians are producing a number of items ideal for gardens and terraces made from reclaimed wood, including: benches and tables, raised beds, planters, trellis, stools, window cill boxes, bird boxes, and tealight candle holders. They make items for inside your home too - see our Workshop page for more details, or download our Workshop Products Price List (pdf), and please ask for more info or to get a quote.
BWRP's Wood Waste Collection Service
We offer a collection service to commercial and domestic customers that is cheaper than most skips, and we even load up your wood waste ourselves. Our minimum charge is £54.00 incl VAT for upto 3 cubic yards of wood waste, and we'll take upto 16 cubic yards at £15.00 per cubic yard - but we only take wood! To book a single collection or to negoitate an ongoing contract contact our Collections Manager.
Drop-offs in the yard - we only accept drop-offs of wood, sheet materials & furniture if it's in good condition and we can re-use it. Wood must be at least 1M length, denailed and sound/sheets must be at least 1.2 x 1.2M or 2.4 x 0.6M. We regret we cannot accept unusable wood waste drop-offs in the yard, as it costs us to deal with it.
A little film about us...
Ever wondered what we're all about? Our friends from Suited and Booted CIC helped us make this film about, well, us! We also had some help from the Social Enterprise Mark. Check it out!
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