On 16th and 17th September 2026, Storm Environmental is returning to RWM (Resource & Waste Management Expo), held at the NEC in Birmingham.
Following a successful appearance at RWM 2025, Storm will once again be exhibiting an extensive range of products designed to support Local Authorities and private sector organisations with practical, durable and sustainable waste management solutions.
This year, Storm will be exhibiting across two dedicated stands. The main Storm stand – Stand CT-G300 – will showcase our comprehensive range of four-wheeled steel-bodied containers and innovative waste management products. Our additional stand, CT-H316, will focus specifically on our growing range of street furniture.
Storm is the largest seller of four-wheeled steel-bodied containers to the UK Local Authority and private sector markets. Visitors to our main stand at will be able to explore the full range of four-wheeled containers, including the highly praised 400-litre food waste container.
Designed to provide a robust and long-lasting solution for waste and recycling collection, Storm’s steel-bodied containers offer a durable alternative for organisations looking to improve waste management infrastructure and support cleaner, more effective collection services.
Storm will also be highlighting its Storm Plus container refurbishment service at RWM 2026.
Rather than replacing worn or damaged containers, refurbishment can provide a cost-effective way to extend their service life and improve their appearance. Visitors will be able to see the difference Storm Plus can make to old and worn-out containers, alongside the cost-saving base replacement solution available exclusively from Storm Plus.
Another key product on display will be Storm’s four-wheeled container housing, designed to provide a practical and attractive solution for storing waste and recycling containers outside and close to high-rise buildings.
Communal bin storage areas can have a significant impact on the appearance of residential developments and public spaces. Storm’s container housing provides a more aesthetically pleasing environment for outside bin stores, while helping encourage community engagement and improve recycling participation.
The solution can also help address concerns around anti-social behaviour and provide a more secure and organised environment for waste containers.
With food waste collection becoming an increasingly important requirement for Local Authorities, Storm will also be showcasing its range of food waste PODs at RWM 2026.
Storm’s food waste PODs are designed to accommodate 180 or 240-litre two-wheeled bins, providing a practical and attractive solution for communal food waste collection.
The PODs can be specified with either manual or foot-operated entry ports, while their galvanised steel construction provides long-term durability and resistance to fire and vandalism. The sleek design also helps create a more attractive waste disposal area, supporting greater public engagement with food waste recycling.
For RWM 2026, Storm is expanding its presence with an additional stand, CT-H316, dedicated to its street furniture range.
The dedicated street furniture stand will give visitors the opportunity to explore Storm’s robust and attractive solutions for public spaces, including products designed to support cleaner, safer and more functional streets.
One of the products being showcased is Storm’s steel-bodied four-way street litter and recycling POD. Developed to address the growing problem of fires caused by discarded vaping products, the POD provides a durable, fire-resistant alternative to plastic street litter and recycling bins.
Manufactured from galvanised steel and finished with an anti-graffiti polymer powder coating, the POD combines durability with a clean and modern appearance. Its accessible disposal ports are designed to encourage public use, helping support cleaner and tidier streets.
RWM 2026 will provide visitors with the opportunity to explore Storm Environmental’s extensive range of waste management and street furniture solutions across two dedicated stands. Last year, the event attracted thousands of visitors from 65 countries, many of whom were involved in resource and waste management, as well as environmental services.
From four-wheeled steel waste containers and food waste collection PODs to container refurbishment, communal bin housing and fire-resistant street furniture, Storm continues to develop products designed to meet the changing needs of Local Authorities and the wider waste management sector.
Visit Stand CT-G300 to discover Storm’s waste management solutions, then head to stand CT-H316 to explore our dedicated street furniture range.
Storm’s team of account managers and customer service specialists will be available throughout the event to demonstrate the products, answer questions and discuss solutions for your waste management and street furniture requirements.
We look forward to welcoming you to RWM 2026!