We plan street furniture across London, Manchester and Birmingham in the UK. Shelters and six-sheets sit at eye level on the walk between the station, the shop and the office. People are close enough to read a line of copy. Every face we propose names the street and which side of the road it faces. Tell us the dates and the budget, and we will send a site list within 48 hours.
Which streets need shelters in the United Kingdom?
People are close enough to read a line between the station and the shop. Every face we propose in London names the street.
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Street furniture gives brands a consistent presence within the places people move through every day. Across the UK, 6 sheets, MUPIs, bus shelters, advertising columns, kiosks, lampposts and Street Hubs, alongside their digital equivalents where available, create advertising opportunities across high streets, neighbourhoods and key urban routes.
The scale is substantial. One major UK street furniture network includes 9,000+ classic 6-sheets across 30 digital cities, while Street Hubs span 1,900+ screens across 120 UK cities. In London alone, more than 4,700 advertising bus shelters reach around 78% of people across London each week.
For brands, this creates a strong mix of broad city coverage and local precision. Campaigns can build visibility across urban networks or focus on selected neighbourhoods, retail areas and commuter routes, with digital formats supporting contextual delivery around factors such as time, weather and location.
Street furniture advertising in the UK is the 6-sheet: bus shelters, freestanding units and retail streets, at eye level. Classic panels and digital 6-sheets are both in regular use.
The value of street furniture comes from being close to the audience and close to the places that influence everyday decisions. We use audience movement, location and campaign objectives to identify the streets, neighbourhoods and commercial areas where a brand's presence can carry the greatest relevance.
This allows campaigns to be planned with considerable geographic precision. A retailer can build coverage around selected stores, an entertainment brand can focus on city centre footfall, while a national advertiser can establish a consistent presence across multiple markets. We bring the planning together across formats and media owners, managing site selection, availability, specifications, approvals and production through one experienced team.
UK coverage across London, Manchester and Birmingham
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Outdoor moments planned, booked and delivered.
20+
20+ years of outdoor advertising experience.
Backed by local market planning and end-to-end campaign delivery
We help your brand go big, without overpaying or waiting weeks for quotes. From quoting, planning, booking, municipal approvals, production and installation, we handle it all under one roof.
UK offers a range of street furniture formats suited to different campaign objectives, locations and creative requirements.
Images below are for illustrative purposes only. They are not specific to one location.
Lamppost banners along the UK's city arteries and retail streets deliver rhythmic pedestrian-scale reach through London, Manchester and Birmingham.
Lamppost advertising in the United Kingdom works as a run. The same brand every few metres along a retail street or event route builds a rhythm down the whole corridor.
Freestanding backlit MUPIs in the CBDs and retail districts of London, Manchester and Birmingham carry eye-level creative on the busiest walking routes in the UK.
MUPI advertising in the United Kingdom is read at walking pace. Eye-level, backlit and on the pavement, it carries retail and city-centre messages that need to be seen up close.
Backlit and digital bus shelters on the UK's high-frequency city routes anchor always-on brand presence at pedestrian eye level.
Bus shelter advertising in the United Kingdom combines a wait at the stop with the same commute every day. That repeat is why shelters are the frequency engine of a city plan, in print or on a digital unit.
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Where street furniture is booked
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© OceanStreet furniture advertising covers formats built into the street environment, including bus shelters, phone boxes, street pole ads, litter bins and cigarette bins. Many of these now come in digital as well as static versions.
Costs vary by format and location. Static 6 sheets typically range from around £300 to £1,000 per fortnight depending on the market, digital 6 sheets often run from £500 to £1,250 a week outside premium networks, and full shelter takeovers can reach £10,000 to £50,000 or more.
Yes. Because sites can be booked individually or in small clusters, street furniture is one of the more accessible out of home formats for local businesses and regional campaigns, alongside larger national activity.
Digital formats such as digital 6 sheets and smart kiosks allow creative to be updated remotely and scheduled to change by time of day or context. Static formats need new print for each change, so timelines should be planned in advance.
Street furniture networks cover major cities including London, Birmingham and Manchester as well as towns across the UK, allowing campaigns to focus on a single city or spread across multiple regions.
For most campaigns, 4–8 weeks in advance is a sensible starting point. Digital campaigns can sometimes be activated faster, while printed formats need additional time for artwork approval, production and installation.
Tell us the markets, the audience and the objective. Our specialists will build the plan and manage the campaign from briefing through to delivery.
Tell us the markets, the audience and the objective. Our specialist will come back with recommended formats, availability and next steps within 48 hours.
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