Timber railway sleepers have a wide range of uses in the garden due to their durability, versatility, and rustic appearance.
Our new timber sleepers are 2.4m in length, 200mm x 100mm / or 8ft, 8 x 4”. All our garden sleepers are pressure treated.
Our sleepers can be purchases online here, we deliver to Dublin and surrounding areas. Or you can collect from our timber yard in Rathfarnham, Dublin, D16 R768.
Here are some of the most common uses of timber railway sleepers in the garden.
- Garden Edging: Railway sleepers make great garden edging due to their thickness and sturdy construction. They can be used to create a raised border around flower beds, vegetable patches, and other garden areas, helping to define the space and prevent soil erosion.
- Retaining Walls: Timber railway sleepers can be used to create retaining walls to hold back soil and create a terraced effect. This is particularly useful for gardens on sloping sites or where the ground is uneven.
- Steps: Railway sleepers can be used to create steps in the garden, providing a safe and durable path up or down a slope. They can be used individually or stacked on top of each other to create a wider step.
- Raised Garden Beds: Railway sleepers can be used to create raised garden beds, which are ideal for growing vegetables, herbs, and flowers. The raised beds help to improve drainage, soil quality, and make gardening more accessible for people with mobility issues.
- Garden Furniture: Railway sleepers can be used to create rustic garden furniture, such as benches, tables, and chairs. The wood's natural character and texture make it ideal for creating a unique and comfortable outdoor seating area.
- Garden Features: Railway sleepers can be used to create a variety of garden features, such as pergolas, archways, and trellises. These structures can provide support for climbing plants, create a focal point in the garden, and add to the overall aesthetic of the space.
Overall, timber railway sleepers are a versatile and durable material that can be used in a variety of ways in the garden, providing both functional and aesthetic benefits.