Tech drawing ideas for timber wheelie bin enclosure?

[chainsaw_masochist]

Would anybody know where I could find any design plans/drawings for a timber enclosure to accommodate two wheelie bins (240litre). Despite checking out the interweb I cannot seem to procure anything that looks remotely relevant. Thanks.

 

[foxhole]

Try google
Hardly requires drawings for such a simple structure.
https://www.google.co.uk/?gws_rd=ssl#safe=off&q=wheelie+bin+storage

 

[freddiemercurystwin]

I prefer the Bond Villain approach to wheelie bin storage!

 

[gregers]

more money then sense.

 

[freddiemercurystwin]

Ahhhh Mr Gregers, I've been expecting you.

 

[gregers]

missed the plot,i read that twice before it smacked me round the chops

 

[foxhole]

You could use the caped crusaders method if you have a spare bat cave.

 

[chainsaw_masochist]

Foxhole: Well I originally tried doing this and came up with a fair few that looked like they might be appropriate with a view to purchase. Then reading some of the reviews it was clear that the photos were misleading and the quality experienced upon delivery utterly poor, even for around £300ish. This one is described as hardwood (though perhaps not a guarantee of quality) and is £430. The slight concern with this is that there is a base rail (batten?) that will make withdrawing the bins from the enclosure rather too arduous for our local refuse folk, so it would be an advantage to have such a structure without this feature. That is when I hit on the radical idea of reaching for the toolbox and rustling up one of my own making.

Maybe I should do knock up some drawings and pass these under the noses of those with sufficient patience to do a bit of adjudicating? Just do not expect textbook standards, though.

Freddy: Now that would solve the problem. Trouble is I don’t think that Blofeld (and other doers of evil) have to submit planning applications to the London Borough of Camden.

 

[Mattatooi]

I am at a loss as to why you feel the need to put a bin into a wooden box.

 

[foxhole]

Pallet timber would be cheap and easy to adapt for bin cup'd.

 

[freddiemercurystwin]

I am at a loss as to why you feel the need to put a bin into a wooden box.

Its pretty obvious really isn't it. Personally I wouldn't bother but then I don't have the space for one thing but wheelie bins are hardly attractive.

 

[foxhole]

I am at a loss as to why you feel the need to put a bin into a wooden box.

Its pretty obvious really isn't it. Personally I wouldn't bother but then I don't have the space for one thing but wheelie bins are hardly attractive.

Particularly difficult with my council, we have 6 bins for recycling.

 

[HawkEye244]

I am at a loss as to why you feel the need to put a bin into a wooden box.

I can, hardly nice seeing rows upon rows of them, also less likely for them to get nicked, which happens a lot round my way..

 

[cajar]

that's life on benefits street for you!