Money for Nothing

- Season 4

(2017)

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Restoration expert Jay Blades saves 3 items from the skip in Altrincham. He enlists the help of designer Daniel Heath to transform a collection of old tiles, tasks upholsterer Simion Hawtin-Smith with updating a conservatory sofa.

Sarah Moore salvages 3 skip bound items. Designer Rupert Blanchard stamps his own style on a set of beech chairs, woodworker Norman Wilkinson tackles a broken up chest of drawers and Sarah gives a box of ceramic tiles a new lease of life.

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Jay Blades is at Altrincham Recycling Centre, where he rescues a garden chiminea and a shabby set of curtains.

Sarah Moore is in Dunbar, Scotland. The Bristol Upholstery Collective is on hand to help Sarah nurse an old chair back to health, while blacksmith Kev Paxton attempts to repurpose an unwanted washing machine.

Sarah Moore looks round Earlswood Recycling Centre, where she finds an electrical meter, a dated table and a vintage rocking horse. She asks Mark Haig and wood wizards Josh and Oli to help her transform them.

Sarah Moore salvages three more items from Earlswood recycling centre in Redhill, Surrey, transforming worn-out windsurfing sails, an old desk and a vintage lamp

Sarah Moore salvages a pink armchair, a rusty old bucket and an unwanted painting, handing them out for renovation before giving any profits to the owners.

Jay Blades salvages three more items from Altrincham Recycling Centre, including garden vases, floorboards, and a bamboo lounger.

Sarah Moore salvages an old sewing machine and a broken drawing table from Wiley tip, she then turns to artist blacksmith Bex Simon and creative duo Josh and Oli to transform the items ready for sale.

Restoration expert Jay Blades salvages some discarded branches, an old trampoline and some forgotten fish tanks from Altrincham Recycling Centre

At Witley Recycling Centre, upcycler Sarah Moore finds a pair of seats, an Edwardian armchair and an old typewriter. She enlists the help of furniture re-styler Emma Walker and upholsterer Anthony Devine to transform them.

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Upcycling expert EJ Osborne is in Woking, where he finds an outdated armchair, old scaffolding props and a collection of wooden floorboards. He asks the Bristol Upholstery Collective and blacksmiths Bex and Dave to help him.

Sarah Moore gives a collection of jars a new lease of life. She also asks blacksmith Kevin Paxton to transform a cooker hood into fashionable furniture and upholster Anthony Devine updates an old sofa.

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E.J. Osborne revamps a chest of drawers. He also asks master craftsman Norman Wilkinson to stamp his style on a collection of metal plates and upcycler Sarah Peterson to put a pile of broken chairs back together again.

At Walsall, Jay Blades looks for three items 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.

E.J. Osborne asks furniture restyler Emma Walker to transform a tired table and the Bristol Upholstery Collective to tackle six dining chairs. EJ has some discarded metal to work his magic on.

At Walsall Recycling Centre, Jay Blades saves 3 items. Upholsterer Simion Hawtin-Smith goes with a bold redesign of a sofa, lighting expert Guy Trench repurposes lathe tools and Jay creates something from plant pots.

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E.J. Osborne salvages an old plans chest, a set of discarded garden chairs and a pair of swivel stools from the Woking recycling centre. He enlists restorers Tom and Johnny and woodworker Norman Wilkinson to help transform them.