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Sarah Moore is in Witley looking for unloved items to save and sell on. A sofa, some retro deckchairs and two interesting tables get the upcycling treatment.

Jay Blades is at a recycling centre in Altrincham on a mission to rescue and revive unwanted items. Two discarded tables and a badminton equipment box receive a new lease of life.

Sarah Moore is on the hunt for more items to salvage and spruce up. A windbreaker, an ottoman and a vintage pram are given a new lease of life.

Upcycling expert EJ Osborne salvages a chest of drawers and a collection of glass jars from Llanfoist recycling centre in Wales.

Sarah Moore salvages a kitchen cabinet, a wooden stool and a collection of cutlery from the skips at Witley recycling centre.

In Witley, Sarah Moore salvages an old mower, two teak chairs and some Persian rugs, but will her eclectic items prove to be too past-it to make a profit?

EJ Osborne salvages three items from the skips at Woking recycling centre, including a dresser and a set of stepladders.

Sarah Moore salvages three items from Wallyford recycling centre in Scotland, including a cable drum and a pair of stone statues.

In Altrincham in Greater Manchester, Jay Blades is scouring the recycling centre in search of three unwanted items to save and sell on. Designer-maker Ollie Allen takes on the challenge of transforming some metal springs while upholsterer Leigh-Anne Treadwell gets to work giving a new lease of life to an old blanket box. For his own project, Jay has two tables to add some creativity to, but will he succeed in finding new homes for all his upcycled items?

Sarah Moore is on a mission to rescue three unloved and unwanted items from Wallyford Recycling Centre in Scotland. To help her on her quest, Sarah turns to designer maker Rupert Blanchard to come up with a creative new use for some wooden garden chairs while carpenter Bruce Faulseit is tasked with turning a redundant sewing machine stand into something special. Sarah takes on the ambitious project of restyling a pair of bedside tables - but will all her hard work pay off?

In Witley, Sarah Moore salvages an old mower, two teak chairs and some Persian rugs, but will her eclectic items prove to be too past-it to make a profit?

At Dunbar Recycling Centre, upcycling extraordinaire Sarah Moore is on the lookout for three unloved items she can save from the skip. To help her transform her trio of finds, Sarah turns to creative duo Josh and Oli to give a redundant refectory table a new lease of life. Meanwhile, Bristol Upholstery Collective take on the challenge of an armchair in need of a complete makeover. For her own project, Sarah tackles a collection of frames, but will they succeed in turning the items from old to sold?

Upcycling expert Sarah Moore searches for three items that have the potential to produce a profit at the Dunbar Recycling Centre in Scotland. She enlists the help of blacksmith Bex Simon, who is on hand to reinvent an old chimney pot, and furniture restyler Emma Walker, who attempts to add some pizazz to a wooden chest. A discarded bed gives Sarah an exciting new challenge, but will she succeed in finding new homes for each item?

Upcycling entrepreneur EJ Osborne is at the Woking Recycling Centre, where he searches car boots for potential loot. To help EJ in his mission to rescue, revamp and rehome three pieces of tip-bound trash are top creatives Emma Walker and the Bristol Upholstery Collective. Furniture restyler Emma is tasked with transforming a tired table, while the group of upholstery geniuses have six dining chairs to contend with. EJ has some discarded metal to flex his creative muscles on, but will all three transformations pack a profit?

At Walsall Recycling Centre, Jay Blades looks for three items that have the potential to be transformed. To assist Jay, upholsterer Simion Hawtin-Smith gets to work on a retro chair, while metal master Kev Paxton looks to find a functional use for some rusty old gate rods. For Jay's own project he has four dining chairs to update, but will he succeed in finding new homes for his revamped items?

EJ Osborne unearths three hidden gems at the recycling centre in Woking. EJ calls on master craftsman Norman Wilkinson to stamp his style on a collection of metal plates, while upcycler Sarah Peterson attempts to put a pile of broken chairs back together again. EJ has his work cut out revamping a chest of drawers, but will the transformations ensure he can return a profit to the items' original owners?

Sarah Moore is at Witley Recycling Centre in search of tired and unwanted items that she can transform from tip-bound to tip-top. With three items saved, Sarah turns to carpenter Bruce Faulseit to come up with a creative idea for an old set of coat hooks, while the Bristol Upholstery Collective are tasked with giving an art deco chair a new lease of life. Sarah takes on an unusual table in need of some love and attention, but will she succeed in finding new homes for her revamped items?

At Walsall Recycling Centre in the West Midlands, Jay Blades looks for three items that he can take, transform and turn a profit on. Creative duo Josh and Oli have to show their mettle with some discarded brass, while upholsterer Ray Clarke tries to transform an unwanted pair of chairs. For his own project, Jay takes on a tired, old cabinet, but will he succeed in making money for nothing?

Restoration expert Jay Blades is at Walsall Recycling Centre in the West Midlands on the look out for three unwanted items that he can save, transform and sell on for a profit. Furniture re-styler Emma Walker helps to update a set of discarded bedroom cabinets, while carpenter Bruce Faulseit tries to find a creative new use for an old door. Jay has an interesting challenge on his hands with an old steamer trunk, but will he manage to find new homes for his upcycled items?

Upcycling expert Sarah Moore searches for three items that have the potential to produce a profit at the Witley Recycling Centre in Surrey. With her salvaged items under her arm, Sarah enlists woodworker Norman Wilkinson to tackle some chairs in need of a makeover, while creative duo Josh and Oli have the unusual task of reimagining a collection of fishing rods. A reproduction designer chair has Sarah scratching her head, but will she succeed in making money for nothing?

Jay Blades is at a Walsall recycling centre on a mission to save three unwanted items from the skip. To help make his tip finds desirable again, Jay looks to upcycling duo Katy and Richard to lend a helping hand with a pair of tired dining chairs, while designer Daniel Heath gives a well-used table a fresh new look. Some discarded DJ equipment gets Jay's creativity flowing, but will he succeed in turning all three items from old to sold?

At Witley Recycling Centre, upcycler Sarah Moore is on the lookout for three unloved items she can save from the skip, salvage and sell on for a profit. To help transform her trio of tip finds, Sarah turns to furniture re-styler Emma Walker to help overhaul a pair of seats, while upholsterer Anthony Devine is challenged with bringing an Edwardian armchair into the 21st century. For her own project, Sarah takes on an old typewriter - but will she succeed in turning trash into cash?

At Earlswood Recycling Centre, Sarah Moore searches for three tip-bound items. She hopes that her rescuing, revamping and repurposing will rustle up a profit to return to the item's original owners. Neil Wragg is on hand to reinvent some worn-out windsurfing sails, while Norman Wilkinson gives an old desk a modern makeover. Meanwhile, Sarah turns up the heat on a vintage lamp, but will it turn a tidy profit?

Sarah Moore is on a mission to rescue unloved and unwanted items from Dunbar Recycling Centre. With three finds to transform, Sarah enlists the help of Norman Wilkinson to take on some broken fencing, while lighting expert Guy Trench is appointed the task of making a set of glass demijohns shine again. Sarah has the arduous task of revamping a fire-damaged table, but will all of their hard work be enough to turn these curious cast-offs into cash?

Sarah Moore is at Witley Recycling Centre in Surrey. She is on the lookout for three items of treasure that she can rescue from the trash. She finds some colourful suede hides for artisan bag maker Neil Wragg, audio engineer Horse has a crack at repairing a vintage radio, and for Sarah, there is a set of microphone stands to transform into lighting.

Sarah Moore rescues three items from being lost to the skip in Altrincham. Daniel Heath is an award-winning wallpaper and textile designer, but he has to use all his creativity to transform some rusty old railings, while Norman Wilkinson is given the task of rebuilding some old cupboard doors in the hope that they will be welcomed into a new home.

Sarah Moore rescues three items from being lost to the skip in Altrincham, but she has her work cut out with an eclectic collection of objects. Anthony Devine goes the extra mile to transform an armchair, while Josh and Oli put their abundant woodworking skills to the test as they turn some mouldy old stumps back into trees. With the artisans hard at work, will Sarah's idea for an old lawnmower turn a profit for its unsuspecting owner?

Award-winning designer Daniel Heath and upcycler extraordinaire Guy Trench are on a mission to help Sarah Moore transform some tip finds into fantastic desirable objects. With three items successfully saved from the skip in Altrincham, Sarah gets to work on a discarded table. Guy has some interesting ideas that should help an old vice find a new home, and can Daniel put his unique twist on a pair of chairs and turn them from drab to fab?

Sarah Moore saves an interesting collection of items that were destined for the tip in Witley, but can her three hidden treasures be transformed from drab to designer? Upcycling expert Jay Blades is a master with a paintbrush and is out to restore a classic table, while upholstery expert Anthony Devine is hoping his bright and bold design can make a pair of chairs cool again. Sarah is smitten with a retro piece of outdoor furniture, but can she give it a makeover that will help it find a new home?

Sarah Moore is in Walsall saving more hidden treasure that was destined for the trash. With three items secured, Anthony Devine is delighted at the quality of the sofa left on his doorstep. Not one to shy away from making a statement with his creative designs, can he convince Sarah that his plan is a winner? Artisan bag maker Neil Wraggs is an expert in creating bespoke items, but his hands are full turning the old leather cushions Sarah has for him from tip-bound to top end.

Sarah Moore is in Altrincham hoping to find some hidden gems she can transform and send off to a new home. Bex Simon may be an ace at the anvil but a filing cabinet proves to be an unexpected adversary that requires all her creative flair. Upholstery artiste Ray Clarke struggles to coax an old sofa back to life but it looks like his hard work could pay off and return a tidy profit for its original owner.

Design maestro Jay Blades and innovative duo Josh and Oli set to work helping Sarah Moore revamp three items from tip-bound trash to top drawer. Sarah hopes to find new homes for the items she picked up in Walsall, but first she has to work out what to do with an art deco train set. Jay experiments with some designer cloth after deciding not to follow Sarah's colour suggestion, while Josh and Oli turn a broken sofa into a furniture masterpiece.

Sarah Moore transforms three hidden gems that were tip-bound in Witley. Bag-making specialist Neil Wraggs is used to upcycling outlandish materials, but will need to use all his creative skill to turn a pile of rustic hessian sacks into something classy. Designer Daniel Heath unleashes his creativity on an old felted card table, and Sarah's years as a chef come in handy with a particularly unusual find.

Sarah Moore gets her hands on an interesting collection of items that were headed for the tip in Walsall. Will blacksmith Bex Simon be able to bring her own unique brand of creativity to the mound of metal shelves that Sarah has for her? Master upholsterer Anthony Devine is no stranger to bold design and is out to convince Sarah that his revamp of a drab old armchair will bring it back on trend and turn a tidy profit to return to its owner.

Sarah Moore unearths some hidden gems in Altrincham, but can all three tip-bound objects be turned into fantastic and desirable items? Designer Daniel Heath stamps his characteristic style on an old dressing table, while Jay Blades gives a pair of dowdy chairs a makeover to put them back on trend. Sarah grabbed some discarded carpet at the tip but what exactly will she do with it, and can she make a profit to return to the original owners?

Sarah Moore looks for three things to save from the clutches of the tip crusher in Walsall. With the help of artisan Norman Wilkinson and master craftsman Jay Blades, Sarah hopes to turn a profit on her objects to return to their unsuspecting owners. Jay lends his flair to revamp a discarded chair from dull to delectable, while Norman uses old floorboards to add some class to a chest of drawers, but will all their hard work pay off?

Sarah Moore unearths some hidden gems at the recycling centre in Altrincham, but can she turn all three tip-bound items into a profit for the people getting rid of them? Josh and Oli are tasked with transforming a collection of ailing lab stools, while upcycler extraordinaire Guy Trench tries to turn an old electrical meter into a table lamp. Sarah works her magic, turning some old fabric from drab to fab, but will all three things have the potential to produce some cash to return to their unsuspecting owners?

Sarah Moore is in Walsall sifting through unwanted items in search of some real finds that she can save from the dump. With three items successfully squirreled away she turns to upholsterer Ray Clarke in search of assistance, but can he transform a traditional wing-back chair from clapped out to contemporary? Meanwhile, Norman Wilkinson has been charged with breathing new life into some old brown furniture and Sarah has grabbed hold of a rug to work on herself - but there is a surprise in store that could mean some cash to return to an unsuspecting owner.

Sarah saves an interesting collection of items that were destined for the tip in Walsall, but can an old phone chair, a metal chest and some offcuts of wood be changed from drab to designer? Upcycling expert Jay Blades is a master with a paintbrush and is out to convince Sarah that his bright and bold design ideas can make an old bit of furniture cool again, while award-winning designer Daniel Heath has his hands full giving the old metal chest a retro makeover.

In Bradford, Jay Blades is rooting around the car boots for hidden gems he can revamp. Among the items he finds are an old typewriter and a sewing machine.

Sarah Moore is scouring the recycling centre in Witley for unwanted items that she can breathe new life into.

Restoration expert EJ Osborne is at Woking Recycling Centre to scour the skips for three items that he can rework and repurpose to reveal their true potential. To help him on his quest, EJ enlists two magnificent makers to help turn trash into cash. Designer Daniel Heath has a lot on his plate with a wardrobe that is past its best, while luggage legend Neil Wragg attempts to make beautiful bags from a tired leather sofa. But will they produce a profit to return to the items' unsuspecting owners?

Upcycling authority Sarah Moore makes a trip to Earlswood Recycling Centre. While her rummage for rubbish results in three items saved from the skip, she needs to enlist the help of some crafty creatives to help her turn them into profit. Master craftsman Norman Wilkinson is faced with some rusty old railings, artisan Mark Haig has two old car axle stands to transform, while Sarah gets to work on an old farmhouse table that's a little rough around the edges.

Upcycling expert Sarah Moore is using her salvaging expertise at Earlswood Recycling Centre to search for three items that she can clean up and reinvent. A pink armchair needs a complete makeover and upholsterer Simion Hawtin-Smith is ready to take on the challenge, while lighting expert Guy Trench is challenged with finding a new use for a rusty old bucket. Sarah sees value in an unwanted painting, but will she be able to turn out a pocket full of profit?

Sarah Moore looks round Earlswood Recycling Centre, trying to find rubbish she can rescue and revamp. Sarah enlists the help of her trusty transformers to take on some tricky items. Mark Haig has an electrical meter to take on, while wood wizards Josh and Oli are faced with a dated table. Sarah turns her hands to a vintage rocking horse, but can she help it find its way from dusty to dazzling?

At Altrincham Recycling Centre, Jay Blades searches for items that he can take, transform and turn a profit on. Blacksmith Kev Paxton shows his mettle working on a skip-bound firepit, while Mark Haig is tasked with putting a creative twist on two past-it paraffin lamps. For his own project, Jay takes on a tired wicker table and chair, but will the results have profit-making potential?

Restoration wizard Jay Blades is in Walsall, West Midlands, and he is on a mission to salvage three items bound for the skip. Jay has his hands full repurposing a Lloyd loom-style laundry basket. Upholsterer Anthony Devine gets to work stamping his own unique style on a tired G Plan reclining chair. Master carpenter Norman Wilkinson has his work cut out upcycling an oak writing bureau.

Jay Blades sifts through the unwanted whatnots at Altrincham Recycling Centre in search of three dump diamonds that he can take, transform and turn a profit on. Upcycler Sarah Peterson's creativity is tested with a tired set of cane chairs, while robot maker Mark Haig's challenge is to come up with a new use for an old video projector. For his own project, Jay gets crafty with a collection of discarded windows, but will all three have profit-making potential?

JJ Chalmers and his team of designers repurpose some horse tack, a small wicker chair and an old chest.

Sarah saves three things from being tipped in Stockport that she thinks she can turn a profit from for the people dumping them. But Mike and Judith's ladders prove a handful for woodwork genius Rupert, and a set of springs nearly breaks artist blacksmith Bex. Sarah pounces on an old Monopoly set, looking for a big payout, and in the end it looks as if there is serious cash to be made by transforming all three pieces of unloved trash into bespoke and valuable pieces. Sarah can then hand over the profits back to the unsuspecting owners... But how much has she made for them?

In Walsall, Sarah saves three things from being tipped and lost forever, but can she make any money for the people dumping them by transforming a rusty drill press, a postwar chair and some wooden blocks? With the help of upholstery genius Anthony and one of the UK's coolest metalworkers, the Rag and Bone Man, she manages to totally transform two of the pieces, and she works her own magic on the wood blocks. At the end of the day Sarah has money to hand over for all of her finds, but just how much cash was there to be made from the Walsall trash?

In Stockport, Sarah saves three things from being dumped that could have been lost to landfill, but can she actually turn a profit by transforming an old leather sofa, some angle iron and an antique writing slope? Dress designer Chinelo takes on the challenge of the sofa, turning it into a designer delight. The angle iron is utterly transformed by furniture guru Rupert, and Sarah takes on the writing slope. Sarah returns to hand over the profits to the people who had no idea there was riches to be made from their rubbish!

Sarah Moore is at Witley Recycling Centre in Surrey, where her first spot is a mahogany dining table. It has seen better days, but she sees potential in the quality of the wood. Sarah thinks there is only one designer who could take this challenge on and that's Margate's very own Rupert Blanchard. Sarah's second find is a blonde Ercol sofa. With the frame still in good condition, can expert upholsterer Anthony Devine revive this classic piece? Sarah's third and final find is something she works on herself - a Tri-ang doll's house.

Sarah Moore saves items from Walsall recycling centre. Designer Rupert Blanchard is tasked with bringing a boring old bookcase into the 21st century and master craftsman Norman Wilkinson tries to turn four oak chairs into something more saleable. For Sarah's own project, she gets crafty turning old wallpaper into desirable stationery. But will all the upcycled items turn a profit?

The ever creative Sarah Moore hopes to turn a profit by transforming, restoring and repurposing three items saved from the skip. After a successful day at Altrincham recycling centre, Sarah's eclectic haul is made up of an arts and crafts-style bench, an old leather sofa and a Victorian cabinet. Each item will need some very creative thinking to convert them into desirable, sellable objects. It's just as well carpenter Norman Wilkinson and upholsterer Anthony Devine are on hand to help Sarah turn her trash into flash. But will the makeovers be good enough to make some cash?

Upcycling entrepreneur Sarah Moore is at Witley recycling centre in Surrey. She is hoping to find three hidden gems she can transform and sell on to new owners. The three restorers may be furniture specialists but a broken Ercol coffee table proves to be an unexpected adversary, requiring extreme expertise. Artisan bag maker Neil Wragg has to use all of his creativity to rethink an old bicycle. And Sarah herself turns a dated dressing table into a cool shabby chic make. But no matter how good each item looks, will they manage to turn a profit?

Sarah unearths hidden gems at the recycling centre in Walsall, West Midlands. But can all three tip-bound objects be turned into fantastic and desirable items? Robot maker Mark Haig stamps his style on a collection of mini TVs, while artisan bag maker Neil Wragg turns printed bean sacks into stylish shopping bags. Sarah's own project sees her take on a pair of chairs and a plant stand. But will each make ensure Sarah can return a profit to each item's original owner?

At Witley recycling centre, upcycler extraordinaire Sarah Moore is on the lookout for three unloved items that she can save and sell on for a profit.

In Surrey, upcycling expert Sarah Moore is using her salvaging expertise at Witley Recycling Centre to find three items she can rescue and revamp. A pink drop-arm pink sofa is worked on by restorer Peter Fournel, while upcycler Jacqui Joseph is tasked with putting a new spin on an old chest. For her own project, Sarah has a train set to keep her busy, but will she succeed in turning tired items into a pocketful of profit?

At Walsall Recycling Centre in West Midlands, upcycler extraordinaire Jay Blades is on the lookout for three unloved items he can save from the skip. Woodworking wonder Bruce Faulseit has a drop-leaf table to transform, while upholsterer Simion Hawtin-Smith attempts to give an old wingback chair a radical overhaul. For his own project, Jay has a collection of metal baskets to get creative with, but will he succeed in making all three items saleable?

Jay Blades finds profit-making potential in a discarded stained-glass door and window, while the team tackle an old fireplace and some brass lighting.

Jacqui Joseph saves some oak dining chairs, a reproduction table and an acrylic kitchen set from the skips at Altrincham recycling centre, but will she and the team produce a profit from her finds?

Sarah Moore is at Walsall Recycling Centre near Birmingham. First up to be saved are a pair of brown atomic chairs. Upholsterer Anthony Devine is the man to turn these boring, tired and mouldy chairs from drab to fab. Sarah then diverts a mid-century hall unit from the dump and gives designer Daniel Heath the challenge of bringing it bang up to date. Sarah's own money-making makeover comes in the form of a collection of vintage spectacles. Can the team pull off these tricky transformations and produce a profit?

Sarah Moore is at Walsall Recycling Centre looking for three treasures bound for the skip. She enlists the help of upholsterer Anthony Devine to turn a set of stools into something stylish, and woodworking duo Josh and Oli put their creative skills to the test by attempting to turn an oak table into sleek skateboards. Sarah then turns her attention to her own project. Will her love of Christmas decorations come in handy for this very unusual find?

Sarah saves three things from being tipped in Stockport that she thinks she can turn a profit from for the people dumping them. But even with the help of furniture guru Zoe and artist blacksmith Bex, she has a massive task to turn an old chest of drawers and a kitchen worktop into hard cash. While Sarah renovates three chairs for just £2, the other makers totally transform their dump diamonds into individual pieces to be sold on the open market. Sarah is looking for a big profit to return to the people who had no idea there were riches to be made from their rubbish, and this time she has three loads of cash to hand over on the doorstep...

Sarah Moore is in Witley, where she rescues three tip-bound items she hopes to transform and turn into a profit for their owners. Upcycling expert Guy Trench endures a few head-scratching moments trying to salvage a rusty blue petrol can, while creative duo Tom and Johnny work their magic tackling an old chest of drawers and turning them from dull to delectable. But how much will Sarah be able to hand back to the items' unsuspecting owners?

Amongst the items Sarah Moore rescues are a set of decorative features from a Victorian home, and it is up to craftsman and design artisan Daniel Heath to come up with some inventive ideas to transform them. Jay Blades has a crack at rejuvenating a set of classic dining chairs, and will Sarah be able to turn a profit when she starts adorning a plastic chair with petals?

Sarah Moore is at Witley Recycling Centre in Surrey. She nabs a collection of 1980s dining room chairs in need of a total revamp, but can upholsterer Ray Clarke transform them on the budget? Her second find is a set of carpentry moulding planes around a century old. These were designed to carve and plane wood. When Sarah takes them to furniture designer Rupert Blanchard, he surprises her by deciding to use them in the way they were intended and creates something entirely new for her to sell on. The final item is one for Sarah to work on, and this time it is an old tin chest in need of a brand new purpose. Will Sarah and the rest of her designers be able to turn a profit?

Jay Blades is at the recycling centre in Walsall in the West Midlands. Daniel Heath is tasked with revamping a battered blue suitcase, while upholsterer Ray Clarke has his hands full with a red wing-back chair. Jay himself works his magic turning a Formica tabletop from drab to fab. All three items pose a real challenge, but can they produce a profit to return to their unsuspecting owners?

Sarah is on a mission at the recycling centre in Witley in Surrey, to find three items about to be tipped and turn them from trash into cash. Sarah enlists the help of artisan Mark Haig to turn an old World War Two field telephone into something functional again. Blacksmith Bex Simon is tasked with turning metal poles into something superstylish. And Sarah herself takes on the challenge of bringing an Edwardian spring-ridden single bed into the 21st century. But will each of these potential transformations be enough to turn a profit?

Restoration expert Jay Blades rescues three items from the recycling centre in Walsall, West Midlands. Upholsterer Anthony Devine goes out on a limb with a bold redesign of a set of six swivel chairs. The woodworking skills of Josh and Oli are tested as they attempt to turn a fireplace hearth into a console table. And for Jay himself, the challenge is to transform a set of coat hooks from an old wardrobe. Can Jay and his team of artisans cut it and turn a profit to return to each of the items' owners?

Sarah Moore is in Altrincham, Greater Manchester, saving three pieces of hidden treasure destined for the recycling skips. Master craftsman Norman Wilkinson takes on a dressing table and mirrors in the hope he can transform it into stylish furniture. Not one to shy away from making a statement with his creative designs, can Norman convince Sarah the plan is a winner? Furniture reclamation duo the Junk Gypsies are experts at creating bespoke items from old metal, but what will they think of the rusty water tank Sarah gives them? While the artisans get to work, Sarah gets started on her own project - a pair of old battered oil paintings. Will there be a profit to be made on each item?

Award-winning furniture designer Rupert Blanchard and woodworking duo Josh and Oli help Sarah transform three hidden gems that are headed for the tip in Witley, Surrey. Rupert is used to upcycling outlandish materials but will need to use all his creative skills and know-how to turn a pair of yellow deckchair frames into something stylish. Josh and Oli have their hands full with a wooden vice and boxes that they attempt to convert into furniture, while Sarah's own project sees her give a sideboard a much-needed style update. Can Sarah and her artisans transform trash into cash?

Upcycling expert EJ Osborne searches for three items he can rescue and revamp at the recycling centre in Woking. An old plans chest needs some careful reworking at the hands of restorers Tom and Johnny, while woodworking wizard Norman Wilkinson is challenged with creating high-end furniture from a set of discarded garden chairs. EJ attempts to repurpose a pair of swivel stools, but will he be able to turn them into a pocket full of profit?

Upcycling entrepreneur EJ Osborne is at the Llanfoist recycling centre in Wales where he's on a hunt for potential loot.

At Wallyford Recycling Centre in Scotland, upcycler extraordinaire Sarah Moore is on the lookout for three unloved items that she can save from the skip. Woodworking duo Josh and Oli get busy with a collection of wooden lawn bowls and designer Daniel Heath has the challenge of putting his stamp on a broken dining table. For her own project, Sarah has three fabric chairs to transform, but will she succeed in making all three upcycled items saleable?

Sarah Moore is scouring the recycling centre in Witley for unwanted items that she can breathe new life into. With three past-it projects saved, Sarah turns to upcycler Jacqui Joseph to transform a pair of chairs and a laundry basket, while designer Daniel Heath hopes to give a small melamine dining table a stylish update. A pair of French armoires give Sarah an exciting new challenge, but will all three projects produce profits for their former owners?

Upcycling expert Sarah Moore is scouring the skips at Witley Recycling Centre in Surrey. Artisan bag maker Neil Wragg is called on to repurpose a collection of old tents, while designer Sarah Peterson attempts to breathe new life into a set of four dining chairs. A bamboo dressing screen is Sarah's own project, but will her revamping rustle up a profit to return to the items' original owners?

Sarah Moore enlists trusty artisans Neil Wragg and Simion Hawtin-Smith to repurpose a pair of leather wallets and a rocking chair.

Sarah Moore enlists designer Daniel Heath to give new life to a retro bureau, and upholsterer Simion Hawtin-Smith transforms two unloved chairs into something special.

Sarah Moore and her team of designers repurpose some old car parts, an abandoned upholstery project and some old barrel rings.

Sarah Moore and her team of designers repurpose a record player, an old slate clock and an airline engineer's uniform.

Jacqui Joseph and her team of designers repurpose some cast-iron bench ends, an oak cabinet cum telephone table and three dining chairs.

In Surrey, Sarah Moore is at Witley recycling centre, trawling the car boots in the hope of finding some potential gems in need of creative magic. Upcycling sisters Katie Stone and Sophie Lawrence are tested by a wooden cabinet in disrepair, four chairs in a mix of styles get a radical revamp from woodworker Martin Hough, whilst Sarah must think out of the box when she takes on a metal trunk full of vintage tools.

Sarah Moore is at Witley recycling centre in Surrey, looking to unearth three items with the potential to be rejuvenated and sold on for a profit. She finds a drop-leaf table in need of some repair for designer Ayo Daramola-Martin, a chair and two stools with a heartwarming history are transformed by upholsterer Simion Hawtin-Smith, whilst Sarah gets crafty with a pair of well-worn blankets.

Jacqui Joseph and her team of upcyclers get to work on a worn rug, a mid-century cabinet and a set of dining chairs, all retrieved from the skips at High Wycombe recycling centre.

Sarah Moore spots a leather recliner, formica table and a pile of woolly blankets, ripe for upcycling at Keynsham recycling centre in Somerset. Can her team turn the discards into hard cash?

Sarah Moore rescues a trio of vintage chairs, a set of Victorian-era doors and some old hanging baskets from the skips at Keynsham recycling centre in Somerset.

In Stockport, Sarah saves three things from being tipped and lost forever, but can she make any money for the people dumping them by transforming an old radio, a postwar table and an old suitcase? With the help of electronics genius Horse and one of the UK's coolest furniture designers, Jay Blades, she manages to totally transform two of the pieces, and Sarah works her own magic on the old suitcase, which turns a bumper profit. Sarah has cash to hand over for two of her finds, but who's getting it, and how much cash was there to be made from the Stockport trash?

Sarah saves three things from being dumped that could have been lost to landfill, but can she actually turn a profit by transforming a sewage pipe, a rickety old blanket box and a cardboard box full of old plates? With the help of artist blacksmith Bex, she takes on the challenge of the 'poo pipe', turning it into a designer delight destined for a trendy store. The blanket box gets transformed by furniture guru Rupert, and Sarah has a lucky find that turns a healthy profit. Sarah returns to Stockport to show the transformations of the dump diamonds and hand over the profits to the people who had no idea there were riches to be made from their rubbish.