Meadley } Buggy Box


The Meadley Buggy Box provides a safe and secure place to store buggies. It is manufactured from steel with vandal and shatter resistant polycarbonate panels and is available as a single and double shelter.


The Meadley is available with secure lockable doors, which can be secured with the use of a padlock.


Features & Benefits Robust steel construction


True modular design, extensions added without drilling and welding


Fitted with 5mm solid vandal and shatter resistant polycarbonate sheeting


Base plate fixing to your existing concrete area. If you do not have a concrete area we can provide a quote for this


Single Meadley Buggy Box


Up to 25 year life expectancy, subject to chosen finish


Supplied galvanised and/or powder coated in a range of standard colours.


Buggy Box Capacity SINGLE BUGGY BOX


Standard size: 2050mm length x 1200mm depth x 1200mm height Can hold up to 4 buggies


DOUBLE BUGGY BOX


Standard size: 4060mm length x 1200mm depth x 1200mm height Can hold up to 8 buggies


ADDITIONAL OPTIONS: Concrete base Secure lockable doors


Double Meadley Buggy box installed at Bourne Children's Centre in Surrey


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Tel: 0800 389 9072 www.ablecanopies.co.uk


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