We are delighted to announce the winner of our latest photo competition. Choosing a winner was really difficult as every photo we received had something different that stood out to us.

As we usually only see our products during production at our manufacturing facility in Salfords, Surrey, we are always curious to see where they are being installed and how they are being used in outdoor spaces. We genuinely appreciate everyone who took the time to enter and share their projects with us.

In the end, we had to choose a winner, and our winning entry for the April 2026 photo competition is the Outdoor Forest Saver Picnic Table project submitted by Beckie Pascoe. The winning entry was a lovely example of how outdoor furniture can bring people together.

1. Snap a great photo featuring any Earth Anchors furniture.
2. Email your entry to sales@earth-anchors.com including your name and contact number.
3. That’s it! Winners will be contacted shortly after the quarter ends.

We can’t wait to see your projects and photos – good luck!

One of our honourable mentions was this wonderful Cast Bronze Memorial plaque. We really liked how the plaque was surrounded by flowers and planting, creating a lovely tribute to a loved one and a peaceful space for remembrance.

The plaque itself was also very well designed. The wording was clear and not overcrowded with too much text, which is something we often recommend when designing memorial plaques. It made the plaque easy to read while still feeling very personal at the same time.

Another great entry was the Round Recycled Plastic Picnic Tables installed at Cary Park Tennis Club.

A variety of tables were installed across the space, providing seating for players, spectators, and wheelchair users alike, which was fantastic to see from an inclusivity point of view.

We can definitely imagine these tables being well used throughout the year, especially when the weather is nice and the club is busy with matches and training sessions.

You may be wondering how our product was used as part of this project. The base material was our EcoPly recycled plastic sheet, which provided a durable surface for the artwork to be installed on.

Plastic Shed, a community organisation, used recycled bottle lids to create the mural trail. Youth groups across Stockport collected thousands of discarded bottle lids, sorting them by colour before turning them into bright and creative pieces of artwork.

We thought this was such a brilliant idea. Not only does it create something colourful and eye-catching for the local community, but it also encourages recycling, creativity, and teamwork at the same time.

If you’re ever visiting Stockport, you may even come across some of the mural trail installations yourself; they really do look fantastic in-person.