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Kingsley Plastics

GRP cabinets, enclosures and kiosks for utility, EV charging and industrial customers in the UK and abroad

Winkleigh, United KingdomFounded 1977kingsleyplastics.co.ukWebsite technologies

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  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07

About Kingsley Plastics

Kingsley Plastics designs, manufactures and installs GRP (glass-reinforced plastic) cabinets, enclosures, kiosks and housings. The range includes LPCB security-rated SR2, SR3 and SR4 enclosures and doors, flood-resistant kiosks, roadside electrical and gas cabinets, explosion-relief products and odour control covers. Services include design, calculations, CAD/3D modelling, manufacture, delivery and site installation.

Customers are utility, EV charging, gas, telecom, electrical, rail and water industry operators, including European utility companies. Revenue comes from product sales, including through an online shop, and from delivery and installation services.

The company was founded in 1977 and is headquartered in Winkleigh, Devon, where it operates a purpose-built manufacturing facility. It runs company-owned HIAB-equipped delivery vehicles and site installation teams working across the UK and Europe. In 2024 it won the Innovation of the Year award at the North Devon Manufacturing Awards for its BSI Kitemark-certified flood-resistant enclosures.

Product: GRP cabinets, enclosures, kiosks and housings, including LPCB SR2–SR4 security enclosures and PRS35 gas metering cabinets.

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