WoodBlocX - plant containers

WoodBlocX Landscaping provided bespoke street furniture and planters for the award-winning residential and commercial development, Lower Steenbergs Yard, maximising the sloped landscape using its unique modular timber system to create a natural, sustainable and long-lasting solution, whilst delivering the client's vision

WoodBlocX recently worked with Jekka McVicar, the RHS Ambassador for Health through Horticulture, on a garden project which was the focus point of the new Live Well Zone at the RHS Malvern Show. The garden is inspired by the increasing need for reflection and escape from the stresses of modern life, and seeks to preserve and share the vital

Raised planter beds have been used to create relaxing and functional outdoor areas on a rooftop podium and terrace at Unite Stratford, one of London's most desirable student apartment complexes

Following a consultation and site visit with the client, 12 WoodBlocX moveable planters were designed for Highlands & Islands Enterprise (HIE) to enhance the entrance to its An Lòchran building at Inverness Campus. The planters also form part of traffic management measures deterring visitors from parking in pedestrian areas. This is the second

WoodBlocX was approached by garden designer Jennifer Benyon in 2015 to come up with a solution for planting at the new Englefield courtyard garden at the Royal Berskhire NHS Hospital – a garden sanctuary for patients. The WoodBlocX design team worked on designs and subsequent revisions using AutoCAD to create 3D drawings. All components

WoodBlocX created 10 raised planter beds with seating and lighting to help create a relaxing outdoor area at Angel Lane in Stratford, one of Unite’s latest developments of student accommodation in London, offering extensive views of the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park

In 2016, the Sanchez Brothers brand expanded with the addition of 2 new restaurants in Bristol, and WoodBlocX Landscaping was approached to help transform the outdoor dining areas. WoodBlocX was able to help them to deliver a welcoming and fragrant area with 22 planters that fit in with the look and feel

LDA Design specified WoodBlocX Landscaping to provide the raised planters and seating for the courtyard areas of its Westpoint Homes project, One Hyndland Avenue, a development comprising of 63 luxury apartments with beautifully landscaped outdoor spaces in Glasgow’s West End. The design LDA created for the development featured a series of open

A WoodBlocX seating and planter combination installed at a new large outdoor terrace at an award-winning restaurant serving sustainable and ethical Japanese cuisine is helping to ensure that diners enjoy an alfresco dining experience. The owners of MOSHIMO in Brighton added the sun terrace to the already architecturally-pleasing, modernist

WoodBlocX modular raised planters were specified for the community growing space at West Gorton Community Park, a sustainable greenspace designed to encourage biodiversity, tackle drainage and create a sense of community in Manchester. This collaborative project involved Manchester City Council, The Guinness Partnership and the University of

The Kitchen Garden team at The Torridon, a luxury boutique hotel located in Wester Ross in the Scottish Highlands, was keen to provide consistently high-quality produce to the hotel’s kitchen. A large polytunnel was installed and WoodBlocX raised planters were selected to grow the edibles in the most productive and convenient way. The hotel has a

The Slessor Gardens, in the main parkland of Dundee’s new central waterfront area, is 10,738sqm in size and designed to be a multi-functional space with capacity to host large events. WoodBlocX planters have been used to

WoodBlocX was tasked with replacing the existing timber sleeper planters at Manchester Royal Infirmary that had begun to rot away quite early in their lifespan due to an inneffective wood treatment. Railway sleepers in the landscape environment are an accepted alternative to using bricks or stone when building a retaining wall or raised bed

Saughton Park is one of Edinburgh’s six ‘Premier Parks’, receiving around half a million visitors each year. In 2012 a £6m project began to restore and improve the space. WoodblocX replaced the old planters in the The Kitchen Garden and Physic Garden areas with 17 new planters

WoodBlocX used its unique wooden blocks system to incorporate curves, angles and layers into the bespoke design for the Health & Wellbeing garden designed by Jekka McVicar at RHS Malvern. The raised beds and seating areas were all built from WoodBlocX units prior to being planted up with medicinal