Strong, stylish, and versatile – transform your garden with durable timber sleepers!








Timber sleepers are a fantastic choice for garden landscaping, offering a natural and rustic look while being incredibly strong and durable. Ideal for raised beds, retaining walls, garden edging, and steps, sleepers provide both functionality and aesthetic appeal. Available in softwood and hardwood, they can be used in modern and traditional designs. Pressure-treated sleepers resist rot and weathering, ensuring longevity. Whether you’re creating tiered levels in your garden or defining a flower bed, sleepers are a cost-effective and attractive landscaping solution.


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A 10-day full-property hardscape overhaul in Guiting Power, featuring French Dolomite Limestone porcelain throughout, a bespoke pergola over an outdoor kitchenette, and full perimeter drainage.
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A 6-day boundary extension and fence installation in Kingham, built using tongue and groove cladding to create a seamless, architectural finish.

A 20 year old timber deck replaced with frosted blue composite boarding, a custom step, and a built-in fish pond access hatch

Add structure and shade to your garden with a beautifully crafted pergola – the perfect blend of style and function!

Secure, stylish, and built to last – transform your outdoor space with high-quality fencing solutions!
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Transform your outdoor space with a stunning patio – the perfect foundation for relaxation and entertainment!
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Ivy roots into the core of a drystone wall and forces the stones apart, and pulling it off makes the damage worse. Plex Group explains what is happening and the right way to fix it across the Cotswolds.
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A bulging drystone wall means the core has failed and the faces are separating. Plex Group explains why it happens and how a proper rebuild works across the Cotswolds and Gloucestershire.

Potholes in a gravel driveway mean the gravel is sitting on soil with no proper sub-base or membrane beneath it. Plex Group explains the causes and the permanent fix across Worcestershire and the Cotswolds.