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Charles Bentley

Charles Bentley 120Ltr Black Wheelie Bin

SKU: GH868

£111.00(£133.20 inc VAT)
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This 120-litre black wheelie bin from Charles Bentley is a straightforward outdoor waste container made from polyethylene. It is the size most commonly used for general refuse collection at commercial premises, sitting between smaller site bins and the larger 240-litre bins used where waste volumes are higher.

Polyethylene construction makes the bin resistant to UV exposure, frost, and contact with cleaning chemicals, which matters in a back-of-house or yard environment where bins take year-round punishment from the weather and regular hosing down. It holds its shape and colour over time without becoming brittle or cracking under typical outdoor conditions.

  • Rear-mounted wheels allow easy movement even when the bin is fully loaded
  • Comfortable handle gives a secure grip when manoeuvring on uneven surfaces
  • Resistant to UV, frost, and common cleaning chemicals
  • Hinged lid keeps waste contained and reduces odour in service yards
  • Compatible with standard kerbside collection vehicles

For smaller catering operations, a single 120-litre bin is often sufficient for a daily collection cycle, though busier kitchens or those producing significant food waste alongside general refuse may find they need more than one. If your site generates higher volumes, a 240-litre bin or a set of bins split by waste stream is worth considering.

Installation is minimal — the bin arrives ready to use and requires no fixings or assembly beyond attaching the lid and wheels if delivered flat-packed. It is best positioned on a hard, level surface in an area accessible to collection vehicles.

If you are unsure how many bins your site needs or which capacity suits your collection schedule, we are happy to talk it through.

Frequently asked questions

Is a 120-litre bin sufficient for a commercial kitchen?

For smaller operations with daily collections, a single 120-litre bin is often adequate for general refuse. Busier kitchens, or those separating food waste from general rubbish, typically need multiple bins or a larger 240-litre capacity — it depends on your service volume and collection frequency.

Can this bin be used indoors as well as outdoors?

It is designed primarily for outdoor use and is well suited to service yards, loading areas, and bin stores. It can be used indoors in larger back-of-house spaces, though its size means it is more practical in areas with sufficient clearance for the lid to open fully.

How should this bin be maintained in a commercial environment?

Polyethylene bins are straightforward to clean down with a hose and standard cleaning chemicals without risk of damage to the material. Routine washing of the interior, particularly when handling food waste, is recommended to control odour and maintain basic hygiene standards.
Charles Bentley 120Ltr Black Wheelie Bin

£111.00(£133.20 inc VAT)

£111.00(£133.20 inc VAT)

This 120-litre black wheelie bin from Charles Bentley is a straightforward outdoor waste container made from polyethylene. It is the size most commonly used for general refuse collection at commercial premises, sitting between smaller site bins and the larger 240-litre bins used where waste volumes are higher.

Polyethylene construction makes the bin resistant to UV exposure, frost, and contact with cleaning chemicals, which matters in a back-of-house or yard environment where bins take year-round punishment from the weather and regular hosing down. It holds its shape and colour over time without becoming brittle or cracking under typical outdoor conditions.

  • Rear-mounted wheels allow easy movement even when the bin is fully loaded
  • Comfortable handle gives a secure grip when manoeuvring on uneven surfaces
  • Resistant to UV, frost, and common cleaning chemicals
  • Hinged lid keeps waste contained and reduces odour in service yards
  • Compatible with standard kerbside collection vehicles

For smaller catering operations, a single 120-litre bin is often sufficient for a daily collection cycle, though busier kitchens or those producing significant food waste alongside general refuse may find they need more than one. If your site generates higher volumes, a 240-litre bin or a set of bins split by waste stream is worth considering.

Installation is minimal — the bin arrives ready to use and requires no fixings or assembly beyond attaching the lid and wheels if delivered flat-packed. It is best positioned on a hard, level surface in an area accessible to collection vehicles.

If you are unsure how many bins your site needs or which capacity suits your collection schedule, we are happy to talk it through.