Five hubs. One national reach.
From Avonmouth to Wakefield, our footprint is designed so that 96% of UK addresses are within a four-hour drive of at least two Shelf Route hubs.
Five hubs. One national network.
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Sited where the freight actually moves.
Every Shelf Route hub is chosen for its motorway access, workforce depth and proximity to a deep-sea port. It's not glamorous — but it's why our next-day service reliably arrives the next day.
Our Dagenham hub sits inside the M25, minutes from Tilbury and London Gateway ports. It's where most inbound sea freight lands and where next-day dispatch to Greater London begins each morning.
Birmingham and Manchester bracket the M6, giving Shelf Route rapid reach into the Midlands, North West, and — via the M62 — Yorkshire. Between them they move more than half of our national pallet volume.
Avonmouth handles the South West, South Wales and inbound container traffic through Bristol Port. It's our smallest hub and often our most flexible for surge capacity.
Wakefield Europort is rail-linked and sits on the doorstep of the M1, M62 and A1(M). Ideal for northern retail replenishment and Scottish trunking.