Recycled Plastic Sheets
Our Recycled Plastic Sheets are the next step in building toward our dreams here at Reimagined Recycling.
This isn’t just because they allow us to reuse much more significant amount of plastic than our other products, but more importantly, because they serve as an invitation to you, our community.
Available in ¼ inch, ½ inch, and ¾ inch thicknesses and measuring 39in x 39in — these sheets of #5 plastics can be used much like a sheet of plywood. They’re a blank canvas for you to join us in building our way to a more sustainable future.
What will you make?
Pricing:
¼ inch sheet: $75
½ inch sheet: $90
¾ inch sheet: $115
We offer discounts to schools and other non-profits. If the price is prohibitive, please reach out!
Product Info:
Recycled Plastic Sheets are created from our Confetti mix - a heathered, oatmeal hue with flecks of color. If you’re interested in something different, let us know! We can work with you to create something special. Sheets are currently only available for pick-up at our Studio. (1225 Larimer Ave, PGH, PA 15206)
Need some inspiration?
For our 2025 Annual Fundraiser, we invited a handful of local artists to create with our Recycled Plastic Sheets. Here’s some of what they came up with!
Made by a local artist, Gillian Preston. These stud earrings were dreamed up as part of our Sheet Challenge Contest, where we invited a handful of local artists to use our plastic sheets to create! Now, they’re available as a limited edition collaboration!
Each stud earring measures 4” x 1”, weighs 6g, and has a Sterling Silver post. (For comparison, a standard US Nickel weighs 5g.)
See more of Gillian’s work on her website: Broken Plates.
Please note that, because of the nature of the material and handmade processes, the patterns and exact appearance of each earring may vary from the photo.
Made by a local artist, Gillian Preston. These stud earrings were dreamed up as part of our Sheet Challenge Contest, where we invited a handful of local artists to use our plastic sheets to create! Now, they’re available as a limited edition collaboration!
Each stud earring measures 1.37” x .75”, weighs 2g, and has a Sterling Silver post. (For comparison, a standard paperclip weighs 1g.)
See more of Gillian’s work on her website: Broken Plates.
Please note that, because of the nature of the material and handmade processes, the patterns and exact appearance of each earring may vary from the photo.
Made by a local artist, Gillian Preston. These stud earrings were dreamed up as part of our Sheet Challenge Contest, where we invited a handful of local artists to use our plastic sheets to create! Now, they’re available as a limited edition collaboration!
Each earring measures 4.5” x 3.75” and weighs 15g. They have Sterling Silver posts and Gold Filled findings. (For comparison, a CD weighs 15g.)
See more of Gillian’s work on her website: Broken Plates.
Please note that, because of the nature of the material and handmade processes, the patterns and exact appearance of each earring may vary from the photo.
Made by a local artist, Gillian Preston. These stud earrings were dreamed up as part of our Sheet Challenge Contest, where we invited a handful of local artists to use our plastic sheets to create! Now, they’re available as a limited edition collaboration!
Each stud earring measures 2.75” x 3.75”, weighs 13g, and has a Sterling Silver post. (For comparison, a AAA battery weighs 12g.)
See more of Gillian’s work on her website: Broken Plates.
Please note that, because of the nature of the material and handmade processes, the patterns and exact appearance of each earring may vary from the photo.
Made by a local artist, Gillian Preston. These stud earrings were dreamed up as part of our Sheet Challenge Contest, where we invited a handful of local artists to use our plastic sheets to create! Now, they’re available as a limited edition collaboration!
Each earring measures 3” x 1.5” and weighs 4g. (For comparison, a standard US Nickel weighs 5g.) They have Sterling Silver posts and Gold Filled or Sterling Silver findings.
See more of Gillian’s work on her website: Broken Plates.
Please note that, because of the nature of the material and handmade processes, the patterns and exact appearance of each earring may vary from the photo.
Featured art by:
Brandon Barber
Brian Ferrell
Christina Hansen
Freddie Brush
Georgia Crowther
Gillian Preston
Lindsay Huff
Shaler Area Sustainability Club
Custom Color Colab with Pitt Social Health