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Many problems. One solution. Compliance | Coverage | Cost-saving


Keeping product, plant and people dry has always been a challenge. However, with ever-tightening regulations and penalties, this has become a real burden for many waste handlers and recyclers. Not only is there a need to keep balers, conveyors and other waste management machines dry, but legislation requires sites to cover certain waste products to prevent airborne pollution, leachate and contamination.


Zappshelter has been welcomed by some of the biggest names in the waste and recycling industry because of its unique ability to solve these problems swiftly and cost-effectively.


Zappshelter rolls speed, cost, cover and safety into one beautifully simple package. Cost-effective and rapid to install, it is structurally engineered to provide exceptional all-weather protection. It’s easy to dismantle too, so it can be relocated if required.


The Zappshelter system has traditionally used shipping containers for support, but the advent of Zappblock makes it even more versatile for the waste sector. Zappblock is a pre-cast concrete interlocking block that enables sites to create and dismantle storage bunkers rapidly and simply.


If you have a challenge that a Zappshelter might solve, please get in touch with our helpful and friendly team today.


Please quote code “UROC” for specially negotiated terms for this publication.


Contact us: 0208 0505 121 sales@zappshelter.com


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