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Plastimber supplies from Cape Town and delivers recycled plastic decking and benches to key centres around South Africa. Find your area to see the kinds of projects commonly served there.

Cape Town and the Western Cape coast

Our base in Paarden Eiland supports deliveries across Cape Town, Stellenbosch, Paarl, Somerset West and Bellville, with regular work in George and other Western Cape towns too. Coastal air, salt and strong sun can be hard on timber, so recycled plastic lumber is often chosen where low upkeep matters and a clean finish needs to last through years of weather.

In the city and surrounds, we are often asked for deck boards around pool areas, garden seating, school courtyards and shared entertainment spaces. For projects near the coast, the material is handy because it does not need the same routine sealing or staining as timber, and it handles damp conditions better in most everyday uses.

  • Cape Town CBD, Atlantic Seaboard and Southern Suburbs
  • Stellenbosch wine farms, guest houses and student housing
  • Paarl, Somerset West and Bellville residential upgrades
  • George and Garden Route outdoor seating and decking jobs

Gauteng deliveries for estates, schools and business parks

We deliver to Johannesburg and nearby centres for projects that need practical outdoor surfaces and benches that can cope with busy use. In Gauteng, the demand is often for estate walkways, shared braai areas, school seating and business park courtyards where neat appearance and easy care are both important.

We can coordinate material supply and, where needed, support with site measures and layout planning before the load goes out. That helps keep things simple when access is tight, the site has rules for delivery times, or the work must be fitted around trading hours and municipal access limits.

  • Johannesburg offices, estates and education sites
  • Developments needing neat, low-maintenance outdoor finishes
  • Projects where delivery timing must fit site access rules

Durban and coastal KZN conditions

Durban and the KZN coast call for materials that can handle humidity, salt air and frequent rain without constant attention. Recycled plastic decking and benches are commonly selected for beachfront-adjacent properties, hospitality spaces, play areas and body corporate common areas where weather exposure is part of daily life.

When a site is close to the sea, clients often want a surface that will not crack, rot or need repeated repainting. It is also useful where water splash, heavy foot traffic and warm weather are part of the picture, especially for outdoor entertainment areas that see regular use through the year.

  • Durban homes, lodges and guest spaces
  • Coastal common areas and shared walkways
  • Outdoor seating for hospitality and retail settings

What to consider when choosing your area

The area list is not only about distance, it also helps with planning the right service for the site. A compact suburban deck in Somerset West may only need material delivery, while a larger commercial project in Johannesburg might need more detailed quoting, component replacement planning or bench installation arranged in stages. Different places have different access, loading and weather pressures, so the right support can vary.

Before you choose, think about whether your site needs installation, refurbishment or just supply. If the project is in a busy street or a controlled estate, it helps to know about delivery hours, truck access, gate protocols and where materials can be stacked once they arrive. That makes the job easier to manage and reduces delays.

  • Material supply only
  • Site measures and layout planning
  • Deck installation or bench installation
  • Refurbishment, edge finishing and care advice

Trade support for builders, landscapers and property managers

We work with trade clients who need repeat supply, clear communication and dependable logistics. From small upgrades to larger developments, our team can help with material quoting, delivery coordination and practical support from the first enquiry through to the final handover.

For builders and landscapers, this is useful when the client wants a durable outdoor product but the site conditions make timber less suitable. For property managers, the main appeal is often the low upkeep and the fact that benches and deck components can be replaced in sections if needed, instead of starting over from scratch.

  • Builders and contractors
  • Landscapers and exterior fit-out teams
  • Body corporates and facility managers

How to start an enquiry

Clients reach us through the enquiry form on our contact page, and that is the best way to send through your area, measurements and project notes. If you already know your town, surface size or the type of bench or decking you need, include that detail so we can respond with the right support from the start.

Whether the job is in Cape Town, Stellenbosch, George, Johannesburg or Durban, we aim to keep the process practical and straightforward. A clear note on the site access, desired finish and whether you need installation or delivery only helps us plan the work properly, and avoid back and forth later.

  • Tell us your town or suburb
  • Share approximate sizes or photos if you have them
  • Let us know if the job needs delivery, installation or refurbishment

Questions we get asked

Which areas do you deliver to?

We deliver from Cape Town to key centres around South Africa, including Cape Town, Stellenbosch, George, Johannesburg, Durban, Paarl, Somerset West and Bellville.

Do you only supply material, or can you help with installation too?

We can support with site measures, layout planning, delivery coordination, deck installation, bench installation, edge finishing, refurbishment and care advice depending on the project.

How do I get a quote for my area?

Send an enquiry through the contact page with your town, project size and what you need. If the site has access limits or special timing, add that as well so the quote can be prepared properly.

Planning something? Send the team a message.

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