Bins, Cages & Bumper Racking

Storage equipment supplied to our collection clients — so bumpers, plastics and headlights live off the floor and leave in minutes, not hours.

The difference between a tidy workshop and one drowning in bumpers usually isn't the volume of waste — it's where that waste sits between collections. Loose bumpers eat floor space, lean against cars, and turn every collection into a hunt around the yard. So we don't just collect: we equip.

What we supply

• Bumper racking — purpose-made racking that stacks bumpers vertically, turning a sprawling pile into one tidy footprint
• Cages — for mixed hard and soft plastics: wheel arch liners, trims, skirts and grilles
• Bins — including labelled headlight-only bins, so light units stay separate from your plastic streams

Equipment is supplied to our collection clients and sized to how your workshop actually works — a quiet MOT garage and a high-volume accident repair centre don't need the same setup.

Why it matters

• Floor space back. Waste stored vertically and in designated spots instead of spreading across the workshop.
• Streams stay separated. Bumpers, plastics and headlights each have a home, which protects the quality of every recycling stream.
• Faster collections. Our driver lifts full cages and racked bumpers straight onto the van — in and out without disrupting your workshop.
• Safer site. No trip hazards, no bumpers sliding off a leaning pile.

How to get set up

Storage equipment comes as part of setting up a collection schedule — tell us what you repair and how much you shift, and we'll match the bins, cages and racking to it.

Ready to get the waste off your floor? Book a collection or call 0141 260 6602.

FAQ

What storage equipment do you provide? Bins, cages and bumper racking — including labelled headlight-only bins — matched to the streams your workshop produces.

Who can get the equipment? It's supplied to our collection clients across Scotland and England down to Carlisle, Penrith and Newcastle, as part of setting up a collection schedule.

Do you take the equipment away when you collect? No — we collect the waste, not the equipment. Your bins, cages and racking stay on site, ready for the next load.

What if our volume changes? Tell us — equipment and collection frequency both adapt around your workload.