In many public spaces, particularly parks and heritage locations, a standard metal bin may appear overly industrial. The Okehampton has been developed as a timber litter bin that integrates more naturally with planting schemes, green spaces and softer architectural materials.
It is particularly suitable for:
• Public parks and formal gardens
• Heritage sites and conservation areas
• Riverside paths and countryside visitor centres
• School and university campuses
• Residential developments and communal courtyards
• Leisure and hospitality venues with landscaped grounds
As a considered park litter bin, it helps maintain cleanliness while supporting the visual character of the surrounding environment.
Natural Materials with Durable Performance
The Okehampton is manufactured using high-quality redwood slats, carefully arranged to create a clean, contemporary profile. Redwood is widely used in external applications due to its strength and stability, making it a reliable choice for long-term outdoor use when properly maintained.
The slatted design offers several practical advantages:
• A warm, natural appearance suited to green spaces
• Ventilation around the bin body
• Reduced visual bulk compared to fully enclosed units
• Compatibility with timber seating and other landscape furniture
This makes the Okehampton an effective alternative to fully steel street litter bin designs in locations where material consistency is important.
With a spacious 120-litre internal capacity, the Okehampton provides sufficient volume for medium to high footfall areas. This helps reduce the frequency of emptying in busy outdoor environments such as parks and visitor attractions.
Its capacity makes it suitable for:
• Main park pathways and entrances
• Playground perimeters and picnic areas
• Retail-led public spaces
• Outdoor leisure facilities
As an outdoor litter bin, it supports practical waste management without compromising on visual quality.
While the exterior presents a timber finish, the Okehampton is engineered to provide the durability required for public use. The internal structure is designed to withstand repeated servicing and everyday wear, ensuring that the bin performs reliably over time.
This combination of timber cladding and robust internal construction delivers:
• Structural stability in exposed locations
• Resistance to regular use and handling
• Long service life in public settings
• Reduced need for frequent replacement
For local authorities and estate managers, this ensures the bin remains both functional and visually appropriate across its lifecycle.
The Okehampton Redwood litter bin is frequently specified for environments where a softer, more natural finish is preferred over fully metal units. It integrates particularly well with:
• Timber benches and seating
• Pergolas and timber shelters
• Boardwalks and waterside installations
• Nature trails and countryside facilities
For broader waste management strategies, it can be installed alongside other outdoor litter bins across a site to ensure consistent coverage while adapting the material finish to suit specific zones.
Specification Summary
• Product type: Wooden litter bin
• Material: High-quality redwood slats
• Capacity: 120 litres
• Use: Outdoor public and commercial environments
• Typical locations: Parks, gardens, leisure sites and landscaped developments
The Okehampton Redwood wooden litter bin offers a practical and visually sympathetic solution for outdoor waste management, combining natural timber detailing with the durability required for public realm applications across the UK and Ireland.
Lid Types
Flat Top (Standard)
Pyramid Top
Pyramid with Ashtray
Ashtrays
Stubbing Plate
Ash & Gum Ashtray
Square Flat Ashtray
Pyramid Top Stirling Ashtray
Fixing Options:
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