Wheelie Bin Storage Units

Our Morcott wheelie bin stores gives you a solid, timber unit built to keep bins fully out of sight and properly contained. Available in single, double and triple sizes, and in two finishes, there's a storage unit to suit most households and properties.

Wheelie Bin Storage Units

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Our range of Wheelie Bin Storage Units

Browse our full range of Wheelie Bin Storage Units below, or use the product filter to find one that matches your needs.

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Morcott Single Wheelie Bin Store - Light Green
Morcott Single Wheelie Bin Store - Light Green
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Regular price £229.99
Regular price £305.99 Sale price £229.99
Morcott Single Wheelie Bin Store - Rustic Brown
Morcott Single Wheelie Bin Store - Rustic Brown
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Regular price £229.99
Regular price £305.99 Sale price £229.99
Morcott Double Wheelie Bin Store - Light Green
Morcott Double Wheelie Bin Store - Light Green
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Regular price £328.99
Regular price £437.99 Sale price £328.99
Morcott Double Wheelie Bin Store - Rustic Brown
Morcott Double Wheelie Bin Store - Rustic Brown
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Regular price £328.99
Regular price £437.99 Sale price £328.99
Morcott Triple Wheelie Bin Store - Light Green
Morcott Triple Wheelie Bin Store - Light Green
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Regular price £418.99
Regular price £557.99 Sale price £418.99
Morcott Triple Wheelie Bin Store - Rustic Brown
Morcott Triple Wheelie Bin Store - Rustic Brown
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Regular price £418.99
Regular price £557.99 Sale price £418.99

Why Choose a Wheelie Bin Store from Rutland County Garden Furniture?

We're a family-run provider of high-quality wooden garden furniture, and the Morcott range of wheelie bin stores reflects the same approach we take with the rest of our product range, ensuring durability and quality above all.

Each store fully encloses your bins, keeping them contained and out of view from the street or your neighbours. Our Morcott range bin stores also:

  • Come in single, double and triple sizes to suit the number of bins you need to store
  • Are available in light green or rustic brown to match your garden
  • Use solid timber construction designed to withstand outdoor conditions
  • Fully enclose bins rather than just screening them from view
  • Are backed by a team with years of experience designing and building timber garden structures

How to Order a Wheelie Bin Store

Ordering your bin store from our range is straightforward. Browse the Morcott options above and choose the size and colour that best suits your bins and your garden.

Our team is available Monday to Friday (9 am to 5 pm) to answer any questions. Call our experts on 01778 440803 or email info@rutlandcountygardenfurniture.co.uk.

If you're not sure which size will fit your bins, or you have questions about the range, get in touch and we'll help you find the right store for your space. Contact our team today to find out how we can help.

Wheelie Bin Storage FAQs

UK councils typically issue bins in three standard sizes: 140L, 240L and 360L. Our single, double and triple wheelie bin units are designed to house one, two or three standard bins respectively. If you're unsure how many bins you need to store or what size you currently have, get in touch and we can help you choose the right option.

Yes. A Morcott bin store fully encloses your bins rather than simply screening them, which keeps them out of view from the street and contained within the unit. This reduces the chances of bins being blown over, rummaged through, or left looking untidy at the front of your property.

Timber garden structures are a common and proven choice for UK gardens, and our wheelie bin units are built with solid timber construction designed for outdoor use throughout the year. As with any wooden structure kept outside, some natural weathering is normal over time and doesn't affect how well the store does its job.

In most cases, garden bin stores fall under permitted development and don't require planning permission, particularly for smaller units positioned away from boundaries. This can vary depending on your property and location, so it's worth checking with your local planning authority if you're unsure, especially in a conservation area.