Outdoor buildings firm boosts charity

Outdoor buildings supplier Roundpeg has boosted a charity which gives people the chance to enjoy gardening and experience sustainable living.

Forest Harvest, which runs workshops and open days devoted to sustainability and the environment, has taken delivery of a new amenity building, which was installed at its Woodmill base, a smallholding in Yoxall, near Burton.

Measuring two metres by two metres, the building is made of recycled composite materials and has one very fundamental use – as an outdoor loo.

Sallyann Smith, co-founder of Roundpeg Outdoor Buildings, said the toilet block has been made with full garden room specification, including insulation, laminate flooring, EPDM and a solid uPVC door and windows fitted with obscured glass.

She said: “The building is completely watertight and warm, and we’re really pleased that it has made such a big difference to everybody who attends Forest Harvest’s Wednesday sessions.

“We’ve supplied outdoors buildings that have been used in many different ways, but this is a new one on us and it underlines the advantages and flexibility of these kind of structures.”