Rhino Plant Hire based in Doddington, Essex, was established in 2002, and we have successfully built a reputation based on our commitment to provide a high quality, customer friendly service. Whatever your need you will find generators, c/w heavy breakers/demo picks, hydraulic powerpacks, rotavators compressors and large/small plant trailers.
Our 3 and 6 tonne Swivel Tip Dumpers allow trenches to be filled with ease and are ideal on smaller construction sites or where space is at a premium. Dumper buckets can be rotated 180°, giving the operator an excellent level of flexibility when working. High Lift Dumpers also bring an additional advantage and we have Full Road Legal Dumpers amongst our versatile stock.
We ensure that our fleet of vehicles is expertly maintained by qualified mechanics, and can also offer this service to customers for their own equipment. Customers in places like Loughton and Braintree, can also be sure of a highly competitively priced hire, along with coded key security and eco friendly emissions technology.
High powered drilling, breaking and fixing equipment from Rhino ticks all the boxes with 24v Cordless Heavy-Duty Hammer Drills, Percussion Drills, Rotary Hammer Drills SDS+, Engineering Drills, Hydraulic Breaker Packs, Porta-Nailers and Concrete and Steel Nail Guns. We have the right tool for your job every time.
A major new 10m retail park development is in the pipeline for Loughton, Essex, converting land which was used as a lorry park and depot. The scheme will see 15 retail units built on almost 13,000 sq m of land south of Debden station. The area will be called Epping Forest Shopping Park, and will get underway soon after a 5 year delay while a new site was found for the existing depot. The plans will also have to include parking space provision for 366 cars and 44 cycles.
A bit of historical information about Loughton goes along the lines of Lopping Hall, a prominent building being constructed in the centre of the high road in1884. It is notable due to the resistance of a local family, the Willingales, to the enclosure by the Lord of the Manor, of Epping Forest. They managed to hold off the action for a time before the City of London won the right to preserve the forest. Part of the compensation attained was used to build Lopping Hall on Loughton High Road.
