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EVERYTHING YOU EVER NEEDED TO KNOW ABOUT RAILWAY SLEEPERS but were afraid to ask! Whether you are planning a raised bed, retaining wall, raised pond or some steps in the garden, you will find that railway sleepers are brilliant to use. Whether you want new or used railway sleepers, softwood or hardwood, untreated or treated, we have 1000's in stock & WE LOVE THEM! Some might say that this makes us a little obsessive, having recently built the largest railway sleeper projects collection in the world, but we are proud to say that we equally care about our customers & enthusiastically supply our railway sleepers throughout the UK.
Love your web site. Nice to read something written by a human with a sense of humour!...
Just a quick email to say thank you. The oak railway sleepers were spot on. They were straight, free from twist and (by the time I'd cut it up) worked out perfectly. It's made a really good table that I think my customer will be well pleased with....
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Many thanks for my previous order of timberlok railway sleeper screws which arrived VERY quickly on Bank holiday Saturday. Consequently I was able to complete my main railway sleeper project over the weekend. Perfect outcome!...
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What are railway sleepers treated with? Pressure treatment or creosote?
Can you fasten railway sleepers with Bolts?
Where in the UK do you deliver railway sleepers to? Do I need to offload?
How to build a retaining wall or raised bed with new or used railway sleepers?
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PUBLIC WARNING!
THIS IS YOUR LAST CHANCE!! Planning a project with railway sleepers can be amazingly exciting, as you turn your creative dreams into reality. We offer on this website a wealth of ideas, tips & photos on how to use railway sleepers! But a word of warning. The more involved you get in your project, the less time you'll spend on other parts of your life! Soon you'll stop going out, meeting friends, going to work, helping with children or the housework, getting dressed, & soon you'll only babble on about wonderful railway sleepers!
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DANGER!! Planning landscaping projects with railway sleepers can be seriously ADDICTIVE!
"It started with 3 railway sleepers, and ended up being 25. We just got carried away." A & K confession
CAUTION! - You will probably spend endless hours on this website, as you investigate the world of railway sleepers & discover amazing new ideas & projects. You have been warned!
NO LIABILITY! - We can take no responsibility for any loss of family, job, money or friends as you fall deeper into this fabulous world of railway sleepers. KEEP CLEAR! - Some have entered the railway sleeper Projects Pages and never been heard of again. PLEASE TAKE HEED !
Wherever you walk in Britain, following isolated footpaths that meander and criss-cross country streams and ditches, you will find tiny foot bridges made from used railway sleepers, that rescue you from getting your feet wet as you squelch through ankle deep mud. Simple, effective and much appreciated.
https://www.railwaysleepers.com/projects/paths-bridges-roads-using-railway-sleepers/a-toast-to-simple-bridges-made-from-railway-sleepers
HORSING AROUND WITH RAILWAY SLEEPERS
A horse menage (or exercise arena) in Goadby Marwood, Leicestershire, with retaining walls made from used railway sleepers slotted into steel RSJs or H beams.Concreting vertical steel RSJ's into the ground like fence posts, and then sliding in new or used railway sleepers, is a simple, strong and long lasting way of creating a retaining wall. You'll find much tried examples of this in most farms in the country,side whether for silage bays, muck heaps or the sturdy walls of pole barns and cattle sheds.
https://www.railwaysleepers.com/projects/retaining-walls-with-railway-sleepers/leicestershire-menage-built-with-used-railway-sleepers-in-rsjs
