RECYCLING/WASTE MANAGEMENT
GLASDON UK LIMITED Glasdon UK Limited, Preston New Road, Blackpool, Lancashire, FY4 4UL
E:
enquiries@glasdon-uk.co.uk W:
www.glasdon.com
TROJAN BINS T: 01684 295782 E:
sales@trojanbins.com W:
www.trojanbins.com
Since 1959, customer care and new product innovation has established Glasdon UK Limited as a market leader in the design and manufacture of sustainable solutions for clean, safe and welcoming spaces.
The Glasdon range includes recycling bins, litter bins, seats, picnic tables, winter safety equipment and road safety products. Glasdon products are available in a wide selection of styles, sizes and colours to suit all requirements and many products can be personalised.
Glasdon are passionate about the environment and committed to improving our environmental impact. We design our products to have a long service life and wherever possible products are made using recycled and recyclable materials.
Trojan Bins is a designer, manufacturer and wholesaler of a large range of waste and litter Containers. The company is based in Gloucestershire and is ideally situated next to the M5, providing excellent transportation links to the rest of the United Kingdom.
Whilst the company supplies the NHS directly, it maintains its primary focus as a wholesaler and fulfilment house to web/mail order catalogues and on line businesses, providing next day delivery on most of its lines.
Trojan Bins extensive range of products, runs from our renowned all plastic fire retardant sack holders, to our superb range of wood and wood effect bins all manufactured in the UK. We also offer one of the largest ranges of low cost entry recycling bins, pedal bins and much more.
The Company is both an ISO9001:2015 and an ISO14001 accredited business.
All products can be viewed on our website
www.trojanbins.com and we welcome your enquiries. Please call 01684-295782 or email us on
sales@trojanbins.com.
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