Site Storage Containers and Boxes

Temporary Fence Stillage

As site operations change and needs progress, temporary fences are often rearranged to suit, but moving and storing them on a large site can be problematic. No one likes to be charged for damaged fence panels, and if you have bought them, replacing them is also a cost best avoided.

Stacking panels on a stillage makes it easier to keep fence panels in good condition, and move them to a new location by forklift. Up to 30 panels, or 72 linear metres of fence can be stored this way.

Mortar Tubs

Mortar tubs are essential on a bigger site when you have a silo or central mixing point. Designed to get good quantities of muck where it needs to be quickly, the forklift mortar tub is a robust, hardworking tough choice that can be used again and again.

Ribbed for extra strength, these blue boxes hold up to 250 litres of mortar at a time.

When you are on a tighter budget, there is the economy option. It does the same job, for less money, but will probably not take too much rough handling.

In between the two is the traditional standard mortar tub, which will need to rest on a pallet for forklift handling, but is also ideal for tool storage in a van or site container.

Scaffold Storage

It’s not just scaffolders that use scaffold storage bins to store tools, equipment, or materials. The robust, stackable, four-pillar design will take almost any kind of knocking about on-site when a scaffold needs to be lifted, altered or struck.

The weatherproof design means they can be left out on the back of a truck, in the yard or below a scaffold without worrying about covering them up. Stack them with a forklift or hoist them with a HIAB and straps.

Wade also supplies scaffold stillages to keep your standards, putlogs, ledgers and braces, and everything else in a tidy manner. There’s nothing worse than digging your stack of tubes out of the mud on a rainy day, so having enough stillages on site will help keep your job clean and be much easier for it.

Grit or Sand Bins

At Wade, we know how difficult conditions can get sometimes, especially in the Winter months when poor weather and cold temperatures can make construction work extra challenging. When environmental conditions on the project call for salt, or sand, then we have your back.

Our yellow grit bin is made with UV-protected uPVC, which means it won’t deteriorate in the sun even if it is left outdoors all year round.