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We hold one of the the largest stockholding of any Street Furniture supplier/manufacturer. Please view our Available from Stock page to see our Same Day Collection...

Yes, you can collect many of our products from our Newcastle-Under-Lyme factory. “Next Day Delivery” items can be collected on the day of purchase, if preferred. Please contact a member of our Sales Team to discuss collection arrangements and recommended vehicle sizes. Same day collection orders must be confirmed/accepted by us before 12pm.

Yes, prices are continually being kept up to date, in line with material cost price fluctuations. 

Yes, quite simply the greater the quantity you buy the more we can discount, because most of our products are made in house at our factory in Newcastle Under Lyme Staffordshire; please ...

Yes. Nominal 2.5% MCD is deductible from online prices, with other pricing structures available for other Trade customers (such as builders’ merchants). 

Depending on the materials and product type, various standard BS or RAL colours are available. View the ...

Our Warranties and Guarantees across the whole product range can be viewed via this link...

Yes. Whilst many of our products tend to be installed by groundworkers or landscaping contractors, as part of their wider contract, certain items such as ...

For online purchases we require credit card payments to be made, via our e-commerce platform. For purchase orders a 30-day credit account may be available, subject to trading history with us and credit status. For larger subcontract/commercial contracts...

We have annual sales in excess of £30m (FY23 = £33m). All of our production work is scheduled in our ERP programme, which drives the demand of our entire enterprise; the Materials, Labour and Resource Planning. 

For space-saving optimisation, we generally recommend centres of 800mm, which is sufficient to allow users to manoeuvre bikes in and out of positions. Some cycle-user groups such as Cambridge Cycling Campaign and Passenger Transport Executives...

Inclusive or Accessible Cycle parking facilities should provide S-P-A-C-E (Secure, Practical, Accessible, Convenient, and Easy-to-use) for users; see our ...

We have a wide range of leading Space Saving cycle parking solutions, including ...

Broxap’s range of pre-designed cycle shelters has been established in the UK for several decades. Typical design considerations in our shelters are the use of UV stabilised PETg clear view cladding, hot dip galvanising for maximum corrosion resistance...

We can offer additional security through CCTV, lighting, high security panels and security gates. A range of Security measures can be offered, from simple Mesh Swinging or space-saving Sliding gates, Roller Shutter Doors, Automated Doors and much ...

Mild steel for the structural framework, with a choice of cladding options (the most popular being light transmitting polycarbonate).

Indefinitely. With our durable material selection, design specifications, hot-dip galvanising and durability considerations, your cycle shelter should last far in excess of 10 years. With adherence to our Operations and Maintenance recommendations...

Extensions to form additional bays/banks of shelters can all be added at a later date to applicable shelters.

Our Shelters are supplied flat packed ready to install on site. Cycle shelters must be installed onto suitably prepared concrete foundations (either individual pads, or a concrete base/slab). We highly recommend that shelters are not installed directly...

Yes. Whilst our standard range of cycle shelters may also be used, we have a scaled-down range of Junior cycle storage and scooter storage products. Please see our page for our ...

A picnic table made of durable, weather-resistant materials such as timber or metal will last the longest. These materials are less susceptible to decay and insect damage, making them ideal for outdoor use. Additionally, tables with steel hardware...

A picnic bench should typically be around 60 to 80 cm wide to provide enough space for seating while still allowing for comfortable dining. This width allows for people to sit comfortably without feeling cramped while also leaving enough room for ...

The lifespan of a wooden picnic table can vary depending on factors such as the type of wood, the climate it's exposed to, and how well it's maintained. Generally, a properly maintained wooden picnic table can last anywhere from 10 to 20 years. Regular...

The simpler recycling legislation mandates that all businesses and non-household premises with ten or more full-time employees must separate recyclable materials including plastic, paper and card, glass, metals, and food waste from...

The Defra Simpler Recycling scheme is a government initiative aimed at standardising recycling practices across England. It requires businesses and non-household premises with ten or more employees to separate recyclable materials...

Under the simpler collection plans in England, recyclable materials must be separated into four separate streams, including food waste, paper and card, dry recyclable materials (plastic, metal and glass), and residual waste, rather than being placed...

DEFRA has set targets for the UK to achieve a recycling rate of 60 percent by 2030 and 65 percent by 2035 as part of the Government’s wider Resources and Waste Strategy. They expect simpler recycling to increase recycling rates from...

Sedum refers to a genus of succulent plants belonging to the Crassulaceae family. These plants are known for their ability to store water, making them tolerant to cold weather and drought resistant. Sedums are often used in landscapes...

Sedum roofs help to regulate temperatures by providing natural insulation, reducing heating and cooling costs by maintaining a temperature balance. They also absorb rainwater, reducing runoff and minimising the risk of flooding. ...

Sedum green roofs require very little watering once they are established. During the initial growth phase, some watering may be necessary, especially in dry periods. However, sedums are drought-resistant and can thrive in most conditions...

Yes, green roofs do require some maintenance, although it is generally lower than traditional roofs. Maintenance tasks may include weeding, monitoring plant health, ensuring proper drainage, and occasionally fertilising to promote...

A green roof can be installed on various types of roofing materials, but it's essential to ensure that the underlying structure can support the added weight and that the roof is watertight. Contact our teams for more information....

A sedum roof can weigh anywhere from 40 kg/m2 to 250 kg/m2. The weight of a sedum roof varies greatly and depends on many factors including the thickness of the growing medium, the level of plant coverage and how saturated the green...

The cost of a sedum roof depends on factors such as size, type and complexity of installation. Contact our teams to receive a free consultation and quotation for a green roof for your shelter or cycle parking system.

A well-maintained green roof system can last anywhere from 30 to 50 years or more. The longevity of the system depends on factors such as the quality of the materials used, maintenance practices and local climate conditions. Regular...

A range of sedum plants grow on the vegetation layer of a green roof including sedum pallidum, sedum hispanicum, sedum album ‘balticum’, ‘brevifolium’, ‘murale’ and ‘rhodopaeum’; sedum coral carpet, sedum acre ‘aureum’, sedum lydium...

There is a common misconception that sedum green roofs will look green, and sedum plants are always green. This is not the case, they consist mainly of low growing, drought tolerant sedum plants of many varieties that change colour...

Business waste refers to the waste generated by commercial activities, including offices, restaurants, shops, and other types of businesses. This waste can encompass a wide range of materials, such as paper, cardboard, glass, plastic...

In 2025, England is set to implement new recycling regulations to improve waste management and reduce environmental impact. One of the key changes is the mandatory separation of food waste from general waste for businesses with more...

The five principles of waste management, known as the "5 Rs," guide businesses in reducing waste and enhancing sustainability. Refuse: Avoid unnecessary items that add to waste; Reduce: Minimise waste; Reuse: Extend the life of products...

Food waste recycling is the process if collecting and repurposing food scraps to reduce landfill waste. From March 31st, 2025, all business or workplaces with ten employees or more must separate food waste from general...

To start implementing food waste recycling, begin by assessing your current waste disposal practices. Educate employees on the importance of reducing food waste and set up clearly labelled bins for food waste...

Recycling in the workplace can be simple with the right setup. Using a dedicated kitchen caddy or food waste bin helps to keep this tidy and makes it easier to separate scraps for collection. Choose one of our bins with a secure ...

Keeping your outdoor food waste bins neat and secure is easy with proper bin housing/corral hubs or by using a food waste caddy. Using our dedicated and durable Food Waste Housing help to keep wheelie bins in place, prevent spills...

The Simpler Recycling scheme introduced by DEFRA not only aims to improve the recycling rate across the UK, but also supports the concept of a circular economy, meaning more products and materials are recycled and...

To effectively deal with the risk of contamination in recycling bins, workplaces and offices should use bins with clearly labelled lids specifically designed for food waste. This helps ensure that only appropriate materials are disposed...

All types of food waste can go inside food waste bins, including but not limited to, tea bags, coffee grounds, dairy products, fish, meat, vegetables, compost, bread, fruit, cakes, pasta and pastries. Both raw and cooked food leftovers...

You can minimise the risk of animals, pests or maggots from getting into food waste bins by always keeping a secure lid on them. Rinsing or washing out your food waste bin or caddy can also help by keeping it clean and free from ...

Food waste can be collected weekly or bi-monthly. After collection, if the waste is not composted correctly, it can produce methane which is a greenhouse gas. Proper management and timely collection of garden waste help reduce methane...

Cast iron will rust if not maintained, for example, if the paint is chipped leaving the surface of the product exposed.

Grade 304 is used as standard on our range of stainless-steel products. It is ideal for where there is less risk of contamination from sodium chloride (e....

Yes, all our steel bins are made from galvanised steel sheet which complies to the BS EN 10346: 2015 grade BX51D+Z275 which offers outstanding corrosion resistance. 

Yes, we can supply replacement parts for all our litter bins, we just need to know which bin type you have from an old order number or photograph, we can then confirm the spare parts required and despatch these on an overnight postal/parcel carrier...

Yes, we can provide a refurbishment cost for both our cast iron and steel litter bins. Refurbishing your existing bins not only prolongs their life but also saves you money and benefits the environment. Please send a photograph of the bin(s) that ...

All our litter bins can be branded with your customer logo. From a high adhesive vinyl or polycarbonate logo to the laser cutting option on all steel bins. All we require is your logo in a high-resolution format and we can do the rest.

Yes, we have our own in-house graphic design department and can provide a visual illustration to show you what the bin will look like. Whether it is to incorporate your customer logo/show the bin in a different colour or to provide a completely bespoke...

Our bait base is an optional extra available on most of our litter bin range. The bin is manufactured with a chamber at the base with a hinged lid...

Inside all bins is a galvanised steel liner; the litre size is the capacity inside the liner which holds your waste. Our most popular liner size is 120litre, but we also offer a range from 40litre to 180litre capacity liners with the option of a bespoke...

Yes, we offer a bespoke design package to provide a bin to suit your specific requirements . We would discuss the initial design concept, provide preliminary design/GA drawings and then manufacture a prototype to provide proof of concept. ...

We offer bins in Galvanised steel, Timber, Stainless steel both grade 304 and 316, Cast Iron, Polyethylene (Plastic) and Recycled Plastic. Our Synergy bin is made from 100% recycled plastic and our Maelor range is made from part recycled material.&...

Depending on the litter bin selected we have a number of different options available from customised logos, ashtrays, lid types, advertising panels, Anti-Fly and Anti-Graffiti finishes. We have our full range listed online ...