Client

I very much hope that you have received our 2020 Garden Collection Catalogue in the post - if not and you would like to receive a copy, or additional copies, please do just let me know.

This year we are pleased to showcase our latest designs within the copper planter range, these include: new shapes and sizes, a rolled-edge version, and now, after numerous requests, a watertight option is available in our rolled-edge circular and courtyard designs. Please see below a link for the catalogue and images of styles various.

As a company, we take our carbon footprint seriously and so to offset our commercial activities we are now members of the Forest Carbon Club, more details below. In short, 50 tonnes of CO2 are captured through the planting, on our behalf, of 200 trees each year in a new UK woodland. In addition, our catalogues are printed from sustainable sources and are fully recyclable.

I wish to thank you as always for your kind interest and I very much look forward to being of assistance.

With best regards

Alex
Some new designs and recent projects...
Client Project
Medium Circular Terrace
Medium Courtyard
Large Square Rolled Edge
Rectangular
Client Project
Medium Rolled Edge Courtyard - Watertight
Large Circular Rolled Edge
Small Square Terrace
2020 Garden Collection Catalogue

Forest Carbon

Architectural Heritage are Carbon Club 50 members meaning 50 tonnes of CO2 are captured through the planting of 200 trees each year in a larger new UK woodland.

Since joining the scheme in November Architectural Heritage have captured a total of 14 tonnes of CO2, helping to plant approximately 56 trees covering 0.1 hectares.

Founded in 2006, Forest Carbon leads the way in voluntary carbon woodland creation in the UK. Through the planting of over 8.4 million new trees in 167+ new woodlands in the UK since 2006, Forest Carbon partners’ projects are removing over 1,900,000 tonnes of CO2 from the global atmosphere, as well as providing a host of other benefits to society, including flood mitigation, river improvement and public access.

The quality of Forest Carbon schemes is assured by the UK government’s Woodland Carbon Code which certifies projects in important areas like biodiversity, ‘additionality’, risk management and carbon capture measurement.

The new UK woodlands won't just capture CO2, they'll also have wider benefits, including flood mitigation, cleaner rivers and air, habitat for wildlife, public access and supporting employment. A definite win for the environment and for society as a whole.