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Timber Sleepers

At The Larch Cladding Company, we pride ourselves on providing top-quality timber sleepers that blend functionality with natural beauty, ideal for a wide range of landscaping and architectural projects.
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Our timber sleepers, sourced from sustainably managed forests, are especially valued for their durability, strength, and resistance to decay, making them an excellent choice for garden beds, retaining walls, steps, and outdoor furniture. With a distinct, warm hue and a texture that ages gracefully, timber sleepers add a rustic yet refined charm to any outdoor space. Whether you’re embarking on a DIY project or seeking professional-grade materials, our timber sleepers offer a sustainable, long-lasting solution that enhances the natural appeal of your surroundings.

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Timber Sleeper Range

Sleeper Timber

Larch Sleepers

Larch sleepers, known for their impressive durability and natural resistance to rot, make an ideal choice for outdoor landscaping projects, offering a robust and aesthetically pleasing solution for gardens and structural applications.

Cedar Sleepers

Cedar Sleepers

Cedar sleepers are celebrated for their rich colour, aromatic scent, and exceptional resistance to decay and pests, making them a premium choice for creating visually striking and long-lasting garden features and landscapes.

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douglas fir sleepers

Douglas Fir sleepers are renowned for their strength, structural integrity, and ability to withstand the elements, providing a sturdy and reliable foundation for a variety of landscaping and construction projects.

Applications of Timber Sleepers
Garden Edging

Timber sleepers make excellent garden edging materials. They can be used to create defined borders between different sections of your garden, preventing soil erosion and maintaining a neat appearance.

Retaining Walls

For sloped or uneven landscapes, timber sleepers can be used to build retaining walls. These walls help stabilise the soil, prevent erosion, and create level areas for planting or seating.

Steps and Pathways

Timber sleepers can be cut and arranged to create steps and pathways in your garden. They provide a natural, rustic look while offering a sturdy and durable walking surface.

Raised Beds

Gardeners often use timber sleepers to construct raised beds for planting flowers, vegetables, or herbs. These raised beds improve drainage, prevent soil compaction, and make gardening more accessible.

Timber Sleepers FAQ

We use high-quality timber to ensure durability and strength in our sleepers. The types of timber we use include Larch, Douglas Fir, and Cedar. These varieties are chosen for their natural resistance to decay, rot, and pests, making them ideal for both landscaping and structural projects.

The lifespan of timber sleepers depends on several factors including the type of timber, environmental conditions, and whether they have been treated. On average, our sleepers made from Larch, Douglas Fir, and Cedar can last between 40 to 50 years when properly maintained and used in conditions that do not persistently expose them to moisture or direct soil contact.

Absolutely! Timber sleepers are a popular choice for garden landscaping projects. They can be used to create beautiful, natural-looking retaining walls, steps, garden beds, and edging. Their robustness and aesthetic appeal make them a versatile option for enhancing any garden space. Additionally, the natural resistance of Larch, Douglas Fir, and Cedar to decay makes them ideal for outdoor use.
Maintaining timber sleepers is key to prolonging their life and keeping them looking great. Here are a few tips:If untreated, apply a wood preservative annually to protect against rot and insect damage. Keep soil and wet materials away from the sleeper surfaces as much as possible to prevent moisture accumulation. If used in ground contact or areas with high moisture, consider using a gravel base for drainage and to reduce direct soil contact. Regularly inspect for signs of wear or damage and address any issues promptly to prevent further deterioration. By following these maintenance tips, you can extend the lifespan of your timber sleepers, whether they’re made of Larch, Douglas Fir, or Cedar.

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