Directions to Our Coventry Depot (CV4 9AP)

Directions to Our Coventry Depot (CV4 9AP)

The Beecraft Coventry depot is at 209 Torrington Avenue, Coventry, West Midlands CV4 9AP, on the western side of the city. It is reached from the M6 at Junctions 2 and 3, the M69 at Junction 1, or the A45 Fletchamstead Highway. Collection is by prior arrangement on +44 (0)20 8900 9400.

  • CV4 9AP, Torrington Avenue
  • Off the A45
  • Collection by arrangement
  • Trading since 1988

At a glance

Address
209 Torrington Avenue, Coventry CV4 9AP
Nearest motorway
M6 J2 and J3; M69 J1
Main road
A45 Fletchamstead Highway
Nearest stations
Canley, Tile Hill
Collection
By prior arrangement

Where exactly is the depot?

209 Torrington Avenue, Coventry, West Midlands CV4 9AP. Torrington Avenue runs through the Tile Hill and Canley industrial area on the western side of the city, a short distance north of the A45 Fletchamstead Highway. The map below is set to the address.

Coventry depot

Beecraft UK Ltd
209 Torrington Avenue
Coventry, West Midlands CV4 9AP

+44 (0)20 8900 9400
sales@plasticpallets.co.uk

Collection is by prior arrangement. Call before travelling so the order is picked and ready, and so we can advise on vehicle access.

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Which route should you take?

Routes are given as approach guidance. The A45 Kenpas Highway / Fletchamstead Highway is named on the West Midlands Key Route Network under SI 2017/510, with Coventry City Council as local highway authority.
Approaching from Route Watch for
North-west (M6) Leave the M6 at Junction 2, join the A46 southbound then the A45 westbound through Coventry to the Tile Hill and Canley area. M6 Junction 2 also feeds the M69; take the A46 slip rather than the motorway link.
North (M6 J3) Leave at Junction 3 and follow the A444 south into Coventry, then pick up the A45 ring route westbound. The A444 runs past the stadium area and can be slow on event days.
East (M69) Follow the M69 to Junction 1 where it meets the M6 and A46, then take the A46 south and the A45 westbound. M69 J1 is a large interchange; get into lane for the A46 south early.
South (A46 / Warwick) A46 northbound to the A45 junction, then west along Kenpas Highway and Fletchamstead Highway. Stivichall Interchange is the main A45 and A46 junction south of the city.
Birmingham and the west A45 eastbound from the Birmingham direction, past the airport and NEC, into west Coventry. The A45 is heavily used around the airport; allow extra time at peak.

What about parking and vehicle access?

The depot sits in an established industrial area rather than a retail street, so parking is on-site and estate-based. CONFIRM BEFORE PUBLISHING: on-site parking arrangement and visitor bay availability

For HGV and larger rigid access, confirm the approach with the sales team when booking. CONFIRM BEFORE PUBLISHING: whether an HGV can turn within the site, and the maximum vehicle length that can be accommodated

Can you get here by public transport?

Canley and Tile Hill stations are the nearest, both on the line between Coventry and Birmingham International, and Coventry station is a short drive east. The site is in an industrial area, so allow walking time, and note that any volume collection will need a vehicle.

Why does Beecraft hold Midlands stock here?

Because of what surrounds it. The West Midlands Combined Authority estimates the automotive supply chain employs roughly 21,000 people across its area, generating around £4.8bn of revenue a year, and Coventry hosts the UK Battery Industrialisation Centre, the national open-access battery manufacturing development facility opened in 2021. Office for National Statistics analysis also places the golden logistics triangle across 289 square miles of the West Midlands, within a four-hour drive of 90% of the British population.

That concentration is why the Coventry depot carries the electrostatic-dissipative and returnable transit packaging stock alongside the standard ranges. For the local supply detail see plastic pallets in Coventry and our Birmingham coverage.

What do visitors to the Coventry depot ask?

What is the full address and postcode?

Beecraft UK Ltd, 209 Torrington Avenue, Coventry, West Midlands CV4 9AP. Torrington Avenue runs through the Tile Hill and Canley industrial area on the western side of Coventry, close to the A45.

Which motorway junction is nearest?

From the north and north-west, leave the M6 at Junction 2 for the A46 and A45, or Junction 3 for the A444 into the city. From the east, the M69 ends at Junction 1 where it meets the M6 and the A46 corridor into Coventry. All approaches feed onto the A45 Fletchamstead Highway.

Is the A45 through Coventry managed by National Highways?

No. The A45 Kenpas Highway and Fletchamstead Highway section is named in the 2017 West Midlands Combined Authority order as part of the Key Route Network, with Coventry City Council as the local highway authority. National Highways manages the strategic road network of motorways and major A roads, which does not include this stretch.

Can an HGV access and turn at the site?

Access and turning arrangements are confirmed when you book the collection. Give us the vehicle type and length on the call so we can advise on the approach before you travel.

What is the nearest railway station?

Canley and Tile Hill are the nearest stations, both on the line between Coventry and Birmingham International. Coventry station itself is a short drive east. The depot is in an industrial area, so allow walking time from the station.

Where do these figures come from?

  1. The West Midlands Combined Authority (Functions and Amendment) Order 2017 — SI 2017/510, Schedule 1. Places the A45 Kenpas Highway / Fletchamstead Highway on the West Midlands Key Route Network, with Coventry City Council as local highway authority.
  2. West Midlands Insights on Society and Economy (WISE) 3.0 Annex — West Midlands Combined Authority, October 2025. The automotive supply chain is estimated to employ roughly 21,000 people across the WMCA area, generating about £4.8bn of revenue a year.
  3. UK Battery Industrialisation Centre — UKBIC, Coventry. The UK’s national open-access battery manufacturing development facility, an 18,500 square metre site opened in July 2021.
  4. The rise of the UK warehouse and the golden logistics triangle — Office for National Statistics, 11 April 2022. The estimated golden logistics triangle covers 289 square miles of the West Midlands and sits within a four-hour drive of 90% of the British population. Birmingham held around 2,500 transport and storage business premises.

Coming to the Coventry depot?

Call ahead on +44 (0)20 8900 9400 so your order is picked and ready.

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