Give shelters a second life
The process of refurbishing shelters
From sketch, to shelter, to refurbishment
Every shelter’s life starts with an initial design sketch and is then built in our ENI factory. But it doesn’t have to end there. Once the shelter has done its time on the road, we can refurbish it and give it a second life. This results in a significant reduction in waste as much of the existing material can be recycled and repurposed.
Where refurbished shelters can be used
Public transport system
Depending on their state, refurbished shelters could be integrated back into the public transport system. This would use fewer resources than manufacturing new shelters.
Pick-up zones
Taxi stands or school pick-up zones could benefit from refurbished shelters, providing people with a safe space. Recycled shelters are more cost-effective and can therefore reduce public spending.
Recreational spaces
The opportunities for shelter refurbishment are endless. They can be used as shades in parks, turned into a swing on playgrounds or even converted into a eBike charging station. Come to our team with an idea and we will help make it reality.
Some food for thought
Insight
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