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What types f bandstand does Broxap make?

Originally designed as focal points in parks and gardens, bandstands remain much-loved community landmarks. Broxap's range runs from traditional to contemporary, and every design is built to last.

Design Style Key features
Ascot bandstand Traditional, octagonal An octagonal roof and deck, sleek columns, a simple balustrade and decorative spandrels topped by a finial. Created for Ascot Racecourse to echo its grandstand.
Isle of Wight Traditional Bandstand Traditional, ornate An octagonal bandstand with intricate decoration and toughened glass screens act as windbreaks without disrupting its open design.
Burslem Bandstand Traditional A tribute to classic architecture, combining heritage style with modern UK manufacturing.
Bury Bandstand Traditional A classic style built from modular components for quick and easy installation.
Beaufort Bandstand Traditional A traditional-style bandstand in a cost-conscious format, modest in construction but retains it's key traditional features.
Rotundas Contemporary, hexagonal The familiar bandstand shape in a simple hexagonal form beneath a tensile waterproof canopy, suited to relaxed settings in parks and public open spaces.

 

All Broxap bandstands are priced on application.

Where are bandstands used?

Bandstands are no longer confined to seaside promenades. Broxap bandstands and performance canopies are suited to:

Parks & Gardens

The traditional home of the bandstand, and a focal point for community events.

Seafront promenades and piers

Where toughened glass screens can act as windbreaks without disrupting an open design.

Town Centres

A stage for markets, festivals and civic events.

Schools

A performance space for music, drama and assemblies.

Heritage and prestige venues

Such as Ascot Racecourse, where a bandstand was commissioned to reinstate an element of heritage.

A bandstand can serve as a stage for performances, a shelter, an exhibition space or a meeting point.

How do you specify a bandstand?

Choosing a bandstand comes down to four decisions:

  • Style: a traditional octagonal bandstand, a hexagonal rotunda with a tensile canopy, or a contemporary curved canopy such as the Seville.
  • Weather protection: an open design, with toughened glass screens as windbreaks where the site is exposed, as on the Isle of Wight Bandstand.
  • Installation: modular designs such as the Bury Bandstand are built for quick and easy installation.
  • Details: panels, signage boards and roof drainage can be added, as specified for the Isle of Wight Bandstand.

Our team can advise on the right combination for your site.

Can a bandstand be bespoke or made to measure?

Yes. Every Broxap bandstand can be tailored to meet the needs of your site, and we also design and build custom structures through our design and build service. Our bandstands are manufactured in the UK to last, and we have reinstated period character on commissions such as Ascot Racecourse.