Development preview. Product profiles, specifications, recommendations and options are provisional. All suitability and availability must be confirmed by Littlethorpe.

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Cropston

A compact cantilever shelter for narrow pavements and sites where a larger shelter could obstruct traffic visibility.

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Eaton

An open-fronted, fully boarded shelter with a rear bench and a compact post footprint.

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Hassocks

An Eaton-derived shelter with vision panels at both ends and a rear bench as standard.

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Bushby

An open-fronted shelter with end vision panels, a fully glazed rear and a standard rear bench.

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Ashkirk

An Eaton-derived shelter combining rear glazing, end vision panels and a rear bench.

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Uppingham

A double-length shelter with arrivals-end glazing and a bench along the rear wall.

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Surrey

An open-fronted shelter with deep sides, a hipped roof and distinctive glazing.

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Newstead

A fully boarded shelter with a pitched roof, curved brackets and a rear bench.

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Meriden

A deep-sided shelter with an overhanging roof, distinctive glazing and a rear bench.

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Great Leigh

A pitched-roof shelter with fully glazed deep sides and a rear bench as standard.

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Sheffield

An asymmetric, open-fronted shelter with a pitched roof and a standard rear bench.

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Rettendon

A deep-sided shelter with fully glazed sides, an open frontage and a rear bench.

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Redmile

A glazed, pitched-roof shelter with one standard entrance and a rear bench.

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St Neots

An enclosed shelter with an overhanging roof and a rear bench as standard.

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Harborough

Littlethorpe’s original shelter design, with full glazing, a pitched roof and two entrances.

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Uffington

A pitched-roof shelter with full-length glazing and a rear bench as standard.

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Kilworth

A fully glazed shelter with two access points, a large roof covering and a rear bench.

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Countesthorpe

A larger, enclosed shelter for higher passenger numbers and exposed locations.

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Northampton

A walk-through shelter with an open frontage, curved details and a hipped roof.

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Rutland

A larger shelter with two entrance points and a bench along the rear wall.

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Snowdon

A pitched-roof shelter with front and side glazing, one entrance and a rear bench.

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Denbigh

A shelter with distinctive glazing, a hipped roof and one standard entrance.

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Windermere

A fully glazed, walk-through shelter with benches along both longer sides.

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