How it works
How Wheelie Bin Camouflage Wraps Work
No photography skills needed. Our guided camera tells you where to stand, and our artwork team does the geometry.
- 01
Enter your postcode
We use your postcode to help identify your local authority and the types of wheelie bins commonly used in your area.
- 02
Tell us about your bin
Select your bin type, size, colour and identifying features.
- 03
Take 6 photos
Our guided camera shows you exactly where to stand and how to photograph your bin and its surroundings.
- 04
We create the camouflage
Your photographs are transformed into artwork designed specifically around your bin and its surroundings.
- 05
Approve your design
See a digital proof before anything is printed.
- 06
We print and deliver
Your custom kit is printed, laminated, checked and dispatched.
- 07
Apply it
Follow the installation guide or, where available, select professional installation.
The six-photo system
Primary view
Stand where you normally see the bin. Bin centred in the frame, phone at chest height.
Background — bin moved
Wheel the bin out of the way and photograph the exact same spot from the same position.
Left 45°
Take three steps to your left. Keep the bin inside the outline.
Right 45°
Take three steps to your right. Keep the bin inside the outline.
Texture close-up
Get within a metre of the wall, fence or hedge behind the bin. Fill the frame.
Wide context
Step back so we can see the bin, the ground and the surroundings together.
Why perspective matters
A wheelie bin is a 3D object. The camouflage lines up perfectly from the angle you photographed — your Primary Viewing Angle — and becomes progressively less exact as you move away from it. We never promise literal invisibility; we promise a bin that no longer looks like it belongs there.
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