Circular11 was founded in 2020 out of a waste management project in Nepal, with the mission to turn plastic waste into a force for good. The company pivoted from developing interlocking building blocks to high-volume plastic lumber manufacture, selling its first outdoor products by the end of 2021. After gaining manufacturing knowledge through programs like Carbon13 and Circular Valley, Circular11 raised £500,000 in 2023 to establish a full-scale recycling and manufacturing facility in Dorset.
In 2024, the company mainstreamed the use of post-consumer waste in its commercial products, developing fencing and acoustic barriers for motorways. Circular11's vision is to create scalable recycling systems that can be replicated globally, turning plastic pollution into a resource for net-zero growth, creating green jobs, and clean materials. The company's products offer a sustainable alternative to timber, with a minimum ten-year guarantee and a lifespan three times that of conventional timber products.
They are maintenance-free, will not rot or splinter, and are designed to withstand outdoor conditions. Circular11 emphasizes end-to-end circularity, ensuring traceability and quantifiable impact for all its products.
A two-year project to find a suitable solution to recycling modern-day football pitches, which are a hybrid of grass and synthetic plastic. This project is being billed as a first in the world of football.
Client · Wembley Stadium
Fully circular, low carbon fencing materials, net-zero asphalt, and smart fiber reinforced plastic bridge beams are among the projects participating in a program seeking low carbon solutions on National Highways' network. Four firms have made it through to the final stage of the Accelerating Low Carbon Innovation program organised by National Highways in collaboration with Connected Places Catapult.
Client · National Highways
Circular11 is an innovative company with a clear mission: creating end-use products from recyclable plastics and fostering a truly circular economy. Ben Gibbons shares the fascinating story of how his company began as an NGO in Nepal and evolved into an operation dedicated to combatting plastic waste.
Aster Group, Wembley Stadium, National Highways, Kier, Lyfecycle.
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Circular11 transforms waste-bound plastic into low-carbon fencing, furniture, and landscaping products for the construction and estates sectors. We combine cutting-edge material science and machine learning to expand what it's possible to recycle. Their listed services include Fencing and Landscaping.
Circular11 Ltd is registered at Unit 3 Ambassador Industrial Estate, Airfield Road, Christchurch, BH23 3TG, in South West.
Circular11 Ltd states that it works across Nationwide.
Accounts filed for the year to 2024 report 10 employees, which places the company in the 10-49 employees band.
Companies House lists Circular11 Ltd as active, with accounts most recently made up to 2024-12-31.
Circular11 Ltd displays ISO 14001 on its website.
Circular11 Ltd works in Infrastructure, Public, Residential and Commercial.
Circular11 Ltd was incorporated on 2021-12-15, though the company says it has traded since 2020.
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