We have high performance Mini Diggers or Mini Excavators for your construction or civil engineering project. You will also find a comprehensive selection of other plant machinery including Dumpers, Skid Steers, Rollers, Telehandlers and Bowsers. Our heavy plant machinery is manufactured by names like Kubota, Thwaites, Bomag, Bobcat and Manitou. There are a variety of sizes and specifications available to cover every need, such as a compact Mini Digger weighing 0.8 tonnes. If you need more of a punch Mini Excavators go up to 8 tonnes. Widths, heights and digging depths are also variable, giving you exactly what you need.
We are committed to adding the highest quality products to our fleet, and our Mini Diggers are no exception. They are manufactured by Kubota and Hyundai, who are leaders in their field. Their machinery features expert design for functionality and operator comfort, along with state of the art security systems. They are looked at from every angle during the production process, to provide a second to none solution. Rhinos ensure that their plant machinery is regularly replaced, bringing models with the latest technology.
At Rhinos we have a vast experience of plant hire, and know what our customers want for any given job. This means we can offer advice and guidance, as well as the best plant machinery, tools or equipment for the work. Our Pulverisors, are great for breaking through reinforced concrete, and Grapples are perfect for work with waste materials or certain types of wood.
Smaller diggers are ideal for all kinds of work being extremely versatile yet powerful, with advantages like 380 degree swivel action and cabs offering maximum visibility.
There are several building developments taking place in Ongar, part of Epping Forest District, Essex. This part of Essex is famous for its wealth of local facilities and rich history in addition to its impressive transport links. However, plans to develop 24 houses and apartments with car parking and cycling facilities on Ongar Road have been scuppered. Apparently an ecological report identified trees with ‘moderate levels of bat roosting potential’ and identification of an active badger set. These creatures are both protected by the law, thus planning permission is expected to be significantly delayed.
Ongar sits within the Epping Forest area, and the local District Council have tried a practical approach to the issue of homelessness. The trial project has seen the conversion of four shipping containers into affordable housing units. The scheme will provide temporary homes and storage in the form of ‘pods’, which consist of studios or one bed homes.
