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Broughton Shopping Trolley Shelter
25771941
Regular price
From £2,758.80 inc VAT
From £2,299.00 ex VAT
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Dalby Shopping Trolley Shelters | Retail Shelter
99541243
Regular price
£2,954.12 inc VAT
£2,461.77 ex VAT
Sale price
From £2,758.80 inc VAT
From £2,299.00 ex VAT
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The Blencoe Shopping Trolley Shelter - Supermarket Trolley Shelter
99298353
Regular price
£3,118.80 inc VAT
£2,599.00 ex VAT
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Kingsway ECO Shopping Trolley Shelter - Supermarket Trolley Shelter
35032183
Regular price
£2,196.14 inc VAT
£1,830.12 ex VAT
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Shopping Trolley Lock & Chain - £1 Coin
58394223
Regular price
£46.54 inc VAT
£38.78 ex VAT
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Shelton Walkway Canopy | Waiting Shelter | Outside Classroom | School Shelter
81370146
Regular price
From £1,989.30 inc VAT
From £1,657.75 ex VAT
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The Kingsway Shopping Trolley Shelter - Supermarket Trolley Shelter
63130666
Regular price
From £2,457.94 inc VAT
From £2,048.28 ex VAT
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Our most frequently asked questions for Trolley Shelters
What is a trolley shelter and do I need one?
A trolley shelter is a covered bay that keeps shopping trolleys tidy, weatherproof and out of the way of car park traffic. It's worth having if trolleys are currently left loose across a car park, causing damage to vehicles or blocking bays. Shelters also make it easier for staff to manage stock at a glance.
Are trolley shelters made to fit a specific number of trolleys?
Yes, trolley shelters are typically specified by bay width and length to suit your expected trolley numbers, and can be extended with additional bays as needed. Tell us roughly how many trolleys you need to house at peak times and we can recommend a suitable size rather than a one-size-fits-all unit.
What materials are trolley bays made from?
Frames are usually galvanised steel for strength and corrosion resistance, given the knocks a trolley bay takes in daily use. Roofing is commonly box profile steel or polycarbonate, and guide rails or barriers are often added to keep trolleys contained. Powder coating in a RAL colour is available if you want it to match signage.
Do trolley shelters need a concrete base?
Most trolley shelters are bolted down to an existing hard standing or a new concrete base, which keeps the structure stable under regular trolley impacts. If your car park surface isn't suitable, groundworks can be arranged as part of installation. Let us know your existing surface when enquiring.
Are trolley shelters delivered assembled or self-assembly?
Trolley shelters are generally supplied as a self-assembly kit for your contractor to erect on site, though installation can be arranged if preferred. Self-assembly tends to suit retail groups with an existing facilities team, while installation is often chosen for a single new store fit-out. Ask us about the options at quote stage.
Can trolley shelters be branded or colour matched?
Yes, frames and roof sheets can usually be powder coated to a RAL colour matching your shopfront or corporate identity, and header signage panels can often be added. Branding options vary by model, so mention what you're after when requesting a quote and we'll confirm what's achievable.
Are trolley shelters weatherproof?
Yes, the roof and frame are designed to keep trolleys dry and reduce weather damage to stock, though most shelters are part open-sided for easy access rather than fully enclosed. Solid or polycarbonate roofing sheds rain effectively, and galvanised steelwork stands up to year-round outdoor exposure without regular maintenance.

