Jantex Waste Management

This beige polypropylene lid is designed for use with the Jantex range of 60 and 80 litre slim bins. It fits securely and features hinged swing doors that allow waste to be deposited without the user needing to touch the lid directly, then return to a closed position automatically to contain odours and keep waste out of sight.

In a busy kitchen or front-of-house environment, a properly fitting lid makes a practical difference. Hands-free operation reduces the risk of cross-contamination at the bin, which is a straightforward hygiene win during service. The closed design also helps manage odour in enclosed or customer-facing spaces where open bins would be unsuitable.

• Hands-free deposit reduces contact with waste during busy service
• Self-closing doors contain odours between use
• Compatible with Jantex waste segregation stickers for recycling use
• Polypropylene construction is easy to wipe down and resistant to everyday wear
• Suited to back-of-house, front-of-house, and customer-accessible waste stations

The lid is compatible with Jantex slim bins across the 60 and 80 litre range. It is worth confirming your existing bin model before ordering, as the slim bin profile is specific and not interchangeable with standard round or square bin formats.

This lid works well in pub and restaurant service areas, hotel corridors, or any setting where a neater waste solution is needed. For sites requiring colour-coded waste segregation, the compatibility with Jantex sticker sets makes it a practical base for a simple recycling station without the cost of dedicated colour bins.

If you are putting together a waste management setup across multiple areas, the team is happy to help you work out the right combination of bins and lids for your layout.

The Jantex 60 litre slim bin is a straightforward polypropylene waste bin designed for commercial environments where floor space is limited. Its narrow footprint allows it to be positioned in corridors, behind counters, or in prep areas without obstructing workflow — a practical consideration in kitchens where every square metre counts.

The raised lip around the rim is a small but useful design detail. It grips the bin liner in place during use, which reduces the frustration of bags slipping down inside the bin mid-service. In busy kitchens where bins are filled and changed frequently, that kind of reliability in a basic piece of kit matters more than it might seem.

Practical day-to-day benefits include:

• Slim profile fits into tight corners and narrow service areas
• Raised rim lip holds bin liners securely throughout use
• Polypropylene construction wipes down easily for hygiene compliance
• Compatible with standard bin liner sizes
• Suitable for waste segregation setups when used with labelling or colour-coding systems

This bin is well suited to back-of-house areas, front-of-house service counters, or any location where a standard round bin would be too wide. It is not intended for heavy industrial waste streams or outdoor use, and the slim form factor does mean a reduced opening width compared with a conventional round bin of similar capacity.

For most small to medium catering operations, cafés, or office kitchens, a single unit will handle general waste comfortably. Larger sites managing higher volumes of waste across multiple areas may want to consider whether a higher-capacity bin would be more appropriate.

If you are unsure how many units you need or whether this fits your waste management setup, the team are happy to help you work it out.

This is a replacement or additional adhesive label designed for use with the Jantex Slim Bin range. It identifies the bin as mixed recycling, using clear text and recognisable graphics on a green background to make waste category identification straightforward for kitchen and front-of-house staff.

In busy commercial environments, clear waste segregation matters both for compliance and for keeping recycling streams uncontaminated. A well-labelled bin reduces the likelihood of staff depositing waste in the wrong container during a busy service, which helps maintain correct recycling habits without requiring constant supervision or retraining.

• Green colour integrates with colour-coded cleaning and waste systems
• Clear text and graphics aid quick identification during busy service
• Adhesive backing allows straightforward application to bin surfaces
• Removable when bin use needs to change or labels require replacing
• Designed specifically to fit the Jantex Slim Bin lid profile

The label is self-adhesive and straightforward to apply. It is worth noting that this label is intended for the Jantex Slim Bin range and may not be suitable for bins from other manufacturers. If you are building or refreshing a colour-coded waste system across multiple bin types, it is worth confirming compatibility before ordering in quantity.

This label suits any commercial kitchen, hospitality, or food service operation using the Jantex Slim Bin range that wants to reinforce consistent waste sorting among staff.

If you have questions about building a complete colour-coded waste system or need guidance on which labels suit your current bin setup, we are happy to help.

The Jantex 6Ltr Brushed Steel Pedal Bin is a compact, hands-free waste bin designed for use in washrooms, staff changing areas, and other smaller spaces where controlled, hygienic waste disposal is needed. The foot pedal keeps the lid operation completely touch-free, which is particularly relevant in areas where hand hygiene matters — such as before staff return to food handling duties.

The soft-close lid mechanism prevents the bin from slamming shut, which is a practical consideration in quieter environments like customer-facing washrooms or offices adjacent to kitchen areas. The brushed steel finish is paired with an anti-fingerprint coating, which helps the bin maintain a clean appearance between scheduled cleaning rounds without requiring constant attention.

At 6 litres, this bin is suited to low-volume waste points — sanitary disposal, tissues, and similar small items — rather than general kitchen waste. It works well as a supplementary bin at handwashing stations or in individual cubicles rather than as a primary waste solution for a busy kitchen environment.

There are no installation requirements; the bin is freestanding and requires no fixings or utilities. Liner bags should be sized appropriately for the capacity to keep the interior clean and make emptying straightforward. If your site generates higher volumes of waste or needs a larger capacity at a single point, it is worth considering a larger model from the range.

If you are fitting out washrooms or staff welfare areas and want to make sure you have the right sizes and quantities for your site, the team is happy to assist.

The Jantex 120-litre plastic bin is a straightforward, heavy-gauge waste container designed for back-of-house use in commercial kitchens, preparation areas, and service environments where a high-capacity bin is needed. It is built from robust plastic and is available in grey as standard.

In a working kitchen, waste accumulates quickly during service, and a bin of this size reduces the frequency of disposal runs during busy periods. That helps keep prep and service areas cleaner and allows staff to focus on service rather than waste management. The bin is well suited to general refuse, food waste collection, and dry recyclable materials depending on the lid configuration chosen.

A few practical points worth noting:

• Compatible with three types of lid, available separately — worth considering before ordering
• A wheeled dolly is also available separately, which makes relocating the bin easier in larger kitchens
• The plastic construction is easy to wipe down and resistant to the knocks common in busy back-of-house environments
• Suited to general refuse, food waste, or dry recyclables depending on how it is used

There are no installation requirements — the bin requires no electrical connection or fixed positioning. It is a free-standing unit, and its footprint is worth checking against your available floor space before ordering, particularly in tighter back-of-house areas. If your operation generates very high volumes of waste across multiple stations, a bank of smaller bins or a larger compactor solution may be more practical than a single 120-litre unit.

This bin is a practical choice for mid-to-large catering operations, pub kitchens, school canteens, and contract catering environments where a reliable, straightforward high-capacity waste container is needed. Smaller operations may find a lower-capacity option more manageable in a confined space.

If you are unsure which lid type suits your waste stream or whether the dolly is the right fit for your floor surface, the team is happy to talk it through with you.

The Jantex 60-litre slim bin is a straightforward, space-conscious waste container made from polypropylene. Its narrow footprint makes it practical for areas where a standard round or square bin would be obstructive — back-of-house corridors, prep areas, service stations, and front-of-house recycling points are all common placements. The beige finish keeps it presentable in customer-facing areas where a more industrial-looking bin would look out of place.

The raised lip around the rim holds bin bags in position during use, which is a small but genuinely useful detail in a busy kitchen where bags can slip when staff are emptying food waste quickly. It removes the need to stop and refit a liner mid-service.

• Slim profile suits tight or awkward spaces where standard bins don't fit
• Bag-retaining rim keeps liners secure during heavy use
• Polypropylene construction is easy to wipe down and resistant to knocks
• Compatible with Jantex waste segregation stickers for basic recycling setups (sold separately)

It's worth being clear about what this bin is: a practical, everyday general-waste container suited to lighter-traffic areas or supplementary use. It is not designed as a primary high-volume waste bin for a large kitchen — for that, a heavier-duty, higher-capacity option would serve better.

If you're fitting out a new site and thinking about waste management across multiple areas, we're happy to talk through what works where.

The Jantex 350-litre wheeled laundry bin is a large-capacity polypropylene collection trolley designed for environments where linen, towels and workwear need to be gathered, moved and staged efficiently. It is a straightforward, practical piece of housekeeping equipment — built to hold a substantial load and roll comfortably across the kind of flooring found in hotels, guest houses, spas and care facilities.

In day-to-day operation, the bin handles the bulk collection work that would otherwise mean multiple trips with smaller containers or awkward manual carrying. The polypropylene construction keeps the overall weight manageable, which matters when staff are moving it repeatedly across shifts. Four castors allow it to be pushed or pulled without significant effort, and the braking function holds the bin in place during loading — useful on slight gradients or smooth hard floors where an unbraked trolley tends to drift.

Practical advantages for housekeeping and laundry teams include:

• Large open-top design allows quick, unsorted linen drop-in during room turnaround
• Castor brakes provide stability when the bin is stationary and loading
• Polypropylene construction resists moisture and is straightforward to wipe down
• Robust enough for regular daily use across multi-room or multi-suite environments
• Single large capacity reduces the number of collection runs per shift

There are no installation requirements — the bin arrives ready to use and needs no fixed connection of any kind. It is worth checking door widths and corridor clearances before ordering, as a fully loaded 350-litre bin is a substantial item to manoeuvre through tight service corridors or goods lifts. For smaller operations with more limited storage or narrower routes, a reduced-capacity version may be a better practical fit; for very high-volume sites processing linen from a large number of rooms, more than one bin is often the more efficient solution than a single larger unit.

This bin is most commonly used in hotels, guest houses, spas, leisure centres and care homes — any setting where high volumes of used linen need to be collected and moved to a laundry area reliably and without fuss. If you are unsure whether this capacity suits your operation, or want guidance on how many units a site of your size typically requires, we are happy to talk it through.

The Jantex Slim Bin is an 80-litre polypropylene waste bin with a narrow footprint, designed to fit into corridors, service areas, and back-of-house spaces where a standard round bin would obstruct movement or workflow. It is a straightforward, functional piece of kit — no moving parts, no complexity.

In a working kitchen or front-of-house environment, the raised lip around the rim is the detail that earns its keep. It grips the bin liner in place during service, so staff are not stopping to re-seat a slipping bag or dealing with spills caused by a loose liner pulling free under the weight of waste. Over a busy shift, that is a small but genuinely useful operational advantage.

• Slim profile fits into tight corridors and restricted service areas
• Raised rim lip holds bin liners securely in place during use
• 80-litre capacity suits moderate waste volumes between empties
• Polypropylene construction wipes down cleanly and resists impact
• Compatible with Jantex waste segregation stickers for recycling streams

There are no installation requirements — the bin is freestanding and requires no fixings or connections. It is suited to kitchens, service corridors, front-of-house areas, and staff rooms. For sites generating higher volumes of waste, or where wheeled bins are needed for outdoor storage, a larger or more heavy-duty option would be the more practical choice.

If you are fitting out a new site and want to think through waste management alongside the rest of your smallwares, the team are happy to help.

This is a free-standing sack holder in white painted steel, designed to keep refuse sacks open and accessible during service. A foot pedal lifts the lid, allowing kitchen staff to dispose of waste without touching the unit — a straightforward but important feature in food preparation and service environments where hand hygiene is a priority.

In a busy kitchen, waste disposal points are used constantly throughout service. A pedal-operated lid keeps the process hands-free, which helps maintain hygiene standards without interrupting workflow. The steel construction is practical for back-of-house use, and the upright standing format means it can be positioned at a workstation or near a prep area without taking up significant floor space.

• Hands-free operation supports hygiene compliance in food prep areas
• Free-standing design requires no wall fixings or mounting
• Foot pedal operation keeps the lid open without hand contact
• White painted steel is straightforward to wipe down between services
• Suitable for use with standard refuse sacks

No installation is required — the unit is free-standing and ready to use. It is worth noting this is a painted steel finish rather than stainless, so it is better suited to back-of-house areas than front-of-house or high-moisture zones where a more robust finish might be preferable.

This sack holder is well suited to smaller kitchens, café prep areas, and ancillary spaces where a simple, hygienic waste solution is needed. For higher-volume or more demanding environments, a heavier-duty option with a larger capacity may be worth considering.

If you are unsure whether this fits your setup, our team is happy to point you in the right direction.

This is a replacement lid designed to fit the Jantex 80-litre standard bin. It is a straightforward, functional component — useful when an existing lid has been lost or damaged, or when building a waste management setup from individual parts rather than as a complete unit.

Jantex's standard bin range is designed so that bins, lids, and dollies can be purchased separately and combined to suit your specific requirements. This gives kitchens and back-of-house areas the flexibility to replace individual components without buying a complete new unit, and to configure multiple bins across different waste streams as needed.

• Fits the Jantex 80-litre standard bin
• Compatible with the broader Jantex standard bin range for mix-and-match configuration
• Practical for replacing damaged or missing lids without replacing the whole bin
• Lightweight and easy to handle in busy service environments

It is worth confirming compatibility with your existing bin before ordering, particularly if you are unsure which Jantex bin variant you have. If you need guidance on building out a waste management setup or confirming which components work together, the team is happy to help.

This dolly is a purpose-made castor base designed specifically for use with the Jantex CK960 bin. It sits beneath the bin and provides four-wheeled mobility, allowing a fully loaded bin to be moved without lifting — useful in kitchens where waste bins need to be repositioned regularly during or after service.

In a working kitchen, a heavy bin that's fixed in place can become an obstruction during busy periods or a strain risk when moving it for cleaning. The dolly removes that problem simply and reliably, keeping the bin mobile without any modification to the bin itself.

• Designed specifically for the CK960 — no adapting or guesswork required
• Four castors allow smooth movement across kitchen flooring
• Keeps the bin repositionable without lifting during or after service
• Supports better hygiene routines by making the bin easier to move for floor cleaning
• Lightweight construction adds minimal bulk beneath the bin

It's worth noting this dolly is matched to the CK960 bin and is not a universal fit. If you're using a different bin model, check compatibility before ordering.

If you're unsure whether this is the right accessory for your setup, the team is happy to help.

This is a replacement or additional food waste label designed specifically for the Jantex Slim Bin range. It carries clear text and recognisable graphics to identify the bin as food waste, and the brown colouring aligns with standard colour-coded waste segregation systems used across commercial kitchens, food service operations, and hospitality sites.

In practice, clear bin labelling makes a real difference to waste compliance, particularly in busy kitchens where multiple staff are working quickly and sorting waste correctly first time matters. The brown colour coding is widely understood and integrates cleanly into existing waste management setups without requiring any retraining.

The adhesive backing allows the label to be fixed securely to the bin surface without tools, and it can be removed cleanly if bin designations change or equipment is repurposed. This makes it a practical option for sites that periodically review their waste stream configurations.

If you're putting together a complete colour-coded waste and cleaning system, it's worth considering whether you need labels across multiple bin types at the same time. We're happy to help with that if it would be useful.

The Jantex 80 litre bin is a robust, large-capacity plastic waste bin designed for use in commercial kitchens, back-of-house areas, and food service environments. It is a straightforward, practical piece of kit — built to handle the volume of waste generated during busy service periods without constant emptying.

In a working kitchen, waste management is one of those operational details that only becomes noticeable when it goes wrong. A bin that is too small fills up mid-service; one that is poorly built cracks or becomes difficult to clean over time. The Jantex bin is made from strong plastic that holds up to regular commercial use, and at 80 litres it provides enough capacity to cover a solid service period in most kitchens without needing to be changed out constantly.

Practical advantages for day-to-day kitchen operation include:

• Large 80-litre capacity reduces frequency of emptying during service
• Strong plastic construction stands up to regular commercial use
• Compatible with a choice of three lid types to suit different waste streams
• Optional wheeled dolly available separately for easier repositioning
• Straightforward to clean and maintain as part of a kitchen hygiene routine

There are no installation requirements — the bin is freestanding and requires no plumbing, electrical connection, or fixings. The optional wheeled dolly is worth considering if the bin will be moved regularly or positioned in a tight space where manoeuvring a full bin by hand would be awkward. Lid choice will depend on your waste segregation requirements; if you are unsure which lid type suits your setup, it is worth clarifying before ordering.

This bin is well suited to general waste or recycling use in small to medium kitchens, prep areas, and back-of-house corridors. For very high-volume sites or operations with significant food waste output, a larger or heavier-duty bin solution may be more appropriate.

If you are putting together a waste management setup across a kitchen or multiple areas and want to make sure the bin, lid, and dolly combination works for your workflow, feel free to get in touch with the team.

This is an adhesive identification label designed for use with the Jantex Slim Bin range, clearly marking a bin for food waste collection. It carries straightforward text and a recognisable graphic so staff can identify the correct bin quickly, without ambiguity during a busy service.

In commercial kitchens where waste segregation is a legal and operational requirement, clear bin labelling helps maintain consistent separation habits across a team — particularly useful when staff turnover is high or shifts change frequently. The brown colouring aligns with the standard colour-coding convention for food waste, making it straightforward to integrate into an existing colour-coded cleaning and waste management system.

The adhesive backing allows the label to be fixed directly to any smooth bin surface and removed cleanly when bins are reassigned or configurations change. It is a simple, low-cost way to formalise waste sorting at the point of disposal rather than relying on verbal instruction or memory.

This label is specifically compatible with the Jantex Slim Bin range and is worth considering alongside replacement bins or additional units when setting up or expanding a waste separation station. If you are putting together a broader waste management setup and are unsure which labels or bins suit your kitchen layout, we are happy to help you work through the options.

This is an adhesive label designed to identify the general waste stream on Jantex Slim Bin lids. It carries clear text and a recognisable graphic, making it straightforward for kitchen and front-of-house staff to sort waste correctly at a glance — without relying on memory or verbal instruction.

In busy kitchens where waste separation is a legal and operational expectation, clear bin labelling reduces the risk of cross-contamination between waste streams. The black colour fits the general waste convention used in most colour-coded cleaning and waste systems, so it integrates cleanly into an existing scheme rather than disrupting it.

• Adhesive backing allows quick, secure application to bin surfaces
• Removable when bin configurations need to change
• Black colouring aligns with standard general waste colour-coding
• Compatible with the Jantex Slim Bin range
• Clear text and graphics support correct waste sorting by all staff

This label is specific to the Jantex Slim Bin range and is not intended as a universal fit across other bin types or sizes. It is a straightforward consumable — useful when setting up a new waste station, replacing a worn label, or relabelling bins after a change in waste policy.

Well suited to any commercial kitchen, café, or food service operation running a Jantex Slim Bin setup that requires clear, compliant waste stream identification. If you are fitting out a full waste station or need labels for multiple streams, it is worth reviewing the wider Jantex labelling range to ensure a consistent system.

If you have questions about building a colour-coded waste or cleaning system, the team is happy to help you get the right combination of products.

The Jantex Bin Dolly is a wheeled base designed to sit beneath an 80-litre bin, allowing kitchen staff to move heavy waste loads across the floor without lifting. It is a straightforward, practical item that addresses a common handling problem in busy back-of-house environments.

In a working kitchen, waste bins fill quickly during service, and moving a full 80-litre bin without a dolly is both awkward and a manual handling risk. Fitting this dolly beneath the bin means staff can push or pull it to a collection point, a waste store, or an external area without strain. The wheeled base keeps the bin stable and mobile throughout the day.

• Keeps heavy waste bins mobile without manual lifting
• Reduces manual handling risk for kitchen staff
• Compatible with Jantex 80Ltr bins, lids, and accessories
• Allows bins to be repositioned easily during and after service
• Simple to clean alongside the bin as part of routine hygiene

This dolly is designed specifically for the 80-litre bin in the Jantex range. Jantex bins, dollies, and lids are sold separately, so operators can configure the combination that suits their waste management setup. If you are running a higher-volume operation with larger bins, it is worth checking whether a dolly sized for a larger bin would be more appropriate.

If you are unsure which bin and dolly combination suits your kitchen layout or waste volumes, we are happy to help you work that out before you order.

This is a replacement or additional self-adhesive label designed to fit the Jantex Slim Bin lid, identifying it as the correct receptacle for mixed paper and card recycling. It is a straightforward consumable accessory — nothing more, nothing less — but in a busy kitchen or front-of-house environment, clear waste segregation labelling makes a practical difference to compliance and day-to-day housekeeping.

In commercial kitchens, cafés, and hospitality venues where multiple waste streams run side by side, unlabelled or poorly labelled bins are a common source of contamination. Staff working quickly during service and guests disposing of their own waste both benefit from a label that is immediately legible. The blue colour also aligns with widely used colour-coded cleaning and waste management systems, making it straightforward to integrate into an existing scheme.

The self-adhesive backing means the label can be applied in seconds without tools or additional fixings. It is worth ensuring the lid surface is clean and dry before application to get a reliable bond that holds up to the handling a busy bin receives over time.

This label is specifically designed for the Jantex Slim Bin range and should be matched to the correct lid format before ordering. If you are building out a full waste segregation station with multiple streams, the Jantex range includes labels covering other waste categories to complete the set.

If you are setting up a waste management system across a larger site or need guidance on which bin configurations suit your operation, the team is happy to help you work through the options.

This is a large-capacity polypropylene waste bin designed for commercial and industrial use. At 160 litres, it is well suited to back-of-house kitchen areas, loading bays, bars, and hospitality venues where waste volumes are high and frequent emptying is not always practical during a busy service.

Built from robust polypropylene, the bin is designed to withstand the daily knocks and rough handling typical of a working kitchen environment. It holds its shape under sustained use and is straightforward to clean down — an important consideration in any food-handling area where hygiene standards need to be maintained consistently.

A few practical points worth noting:

• Stackable design allows multiple empty bins to be nested for storage or transit, reducing the floor space they occupy when not in use
• Compatible with an optional dolly attachment, which helps when moving a fully loaded bin and reduces manual handling strain for staff
• Suitable for both indoor and covered outdoor use in commercial environments

The size of this bin means it is most practical in areas with sufficient floor space to accommodate it comfortably. In tighter kitchens or prep areas, a smaller-capacity bin from the same range may be a more appropriate fit. For very high-throughput operations generating exceptional waste volumes, it is worth considering whether multiple smaller bins positioned at key points might serve better than a single large unit.

This bin is a practical choice for restaurants, pubs, hotels, contract catering operations, and event catering setups where reliable, high-capacity waste containment is a day-to-day requirement.

If you are unsure which size or configuration works best for your setup, we are happy to talk it through.

This is a replacement or additional general waste label designed specifically for the Jantex Slim Bin range. It uses clear text and a recognisable graphic to identify bin function at a glance, helping staff sort waste correctly without ambiguity during a busy service.

In commercial kitchens, clear bin labelling is a practical necessity rather than an afterthought. When multiple bins are in use for different waste streams, a clearly marked label reduces misdiscarding and supports compliance with waste separation requirements. The black colourway fits into a colour-coded cleaning and waste system, which many kitchens already operate to meet hygiene and environmental standards.

The adhesive backing makes fitting straightforward — the label applies directly to the bin surface without tools and can be removed cleanly if you need to reassign a bin to a different waste category. This makes it a sensible option for kitchens where bin configurations occasionally change.

This label is compatible with the Jantex Slim Bin range. If you are building out a full waste separation setup, Jantex produce matching labels for other waste categories that work within the same system.

If you are unsure which labels or bins best suit your current setup, we are happy to help you work through the options.

This black polypropylene lid is designed specifically for use with Jantex 60 and 80 litre slim bins. It fits as a straightforward replacement or addition to an existing slim bin setup, and is a practical component rather than a standalone product.

The lid features hinged swing doors that allow waste to be deposited without the user needing to touch or lift the lid itself. Once released, the doors return to a closed position, which helps contain odours and keeps waste out of sight — both relevant considerations in customer-facing areas such as restaurant dining rooms, café counters, and front-of-house service zones.

From an operational and hygiene standpoint, the hands-free design reduces the risk of cross-contamination at waste disposal points, which is a practical advantage in any food preparation or service environment. The lid is also compatible with Jantex waste segregation stickers, making it straightforward to repurpose the bin as part of a recycling or waste-sorting system.

• Hands-free operation via hinged swing doors
• Self-closing design to contain odours and cover waste
• Compatible with Jantex waste segregation stickers for recycling use
• Suitable for front-of-house, back-of-house, and customer-facing areas
• Easy to remove for cleaning and routine bin maintenance

If you are fitting out a site with multiple bins or looking to standardise your waste management across a larger kitchen, it is worth checking compatibility with your existing slim bin models before ordering. The team are happy to help confirm the right fit.

This grey bin lid is designed to fit the Jantex range of 60 and 80 litre slim bins, providing a practical cover solution for general waste or recycling use in commercial kitchens, front-of-house areas, and public-facing spaces.

The lid features hinged swing doors that allow waste to be deposited without the need to touch or lift the lid by hand. Once released, the doors return to a closed position automatically, helping to contain odours and keep waste out of sight during service. This is a straightforward but useful feature in customer-facing environments where presentation matters, and in food preparation areas where hygiene standards need to be maintained.

• Hands-free operation reduces contact with waste during busy service
• Hinged doors close automatically to contain odours
• Compatible with Jantex waste segregation stickers for recycling use
• Made from polypropylene for durability and ease of cleaning
• Suitable for both back-of-house and customer-facing locations

The lid is made from polypropylene, which is straightforward to wipe down and resistant to everyday commercial use. It is compatible with Jantex slim bins in both 60 and 80 litre capacities, and can be used alongside Jantex waste segregation stickers to create a labelled recycling station where required.

This is a simple, reliable addition to any waste management setup. If you are putting together a complete waste or recycling system and are unsure which bin and lid combination works best for your layout, the team is happy to help.

This is a replacement or additional adhesive label for the Jantex Slim Bin range, printed for mixed recycling use. It carries clear text and recognisable recycling graphics, making waste stream identification straightforward for kitchen and front-of-house staff without the need for additional signage or instruction.

In a busy commercial environment, consistent waste sorting depends on clear, visible labelling at the point of use. The green colourway integrates with standard colour-coded cleaning and waste management systems, which helps reinforce correct habits across a team — particularly useful in high-turnover kitchens where staff change regularly.

The adhesive backing allows the label to be applied directly to the bin surface and removed cleanly if you need to reconfigure your waste station or repurpose the bin for a different stream. It is designed specifically to fit the Jantex Slim Bin range rather than being a universal label, so it sits neatly on the bin without trimming or adjustment.

If you are setting up a full colour-coded waste separation system or replacing worn labels across multiple bins, it is worth checking the rest of the Jantex Slim Bin label range to ensure consistent labelling across all your waste streams. If you are unsure which labels suit your current setup, the team are happy to help you work through it.

This is a replacement or additional recycling label designed specifically for the Jantex Slim Bin range, identifying the bin as the correct receptacle for mixed paper and card waste. It is a straightforward, practical accessory for any site looking to maintain clear waste segregation.

In busy commercial environments — hotels, contract catering operations, staff canteens, and food service venues — waste streams can quickly become contaminated when bins are not clearly marked. A clearly labelled bin reduces the likelihood of staff or guests discarding the wrong material, which in turn supports recycling compliance and keeps waste disposal costs manageable.

• Blue colouring integrates with standard colour-coded waste and cleaning systems
• High-contrast lettering aids quick identification at a glance
• Self-adhesive backing for straightforward application to the bin body
• Designed specifically to fit the Jantex Slim Bin range

It is worth confirming compatibility with your specific Slim Bin model before ordering, particularly if you are working with an older unit or a mixed bin setup. This label covers mixed paper and card — if your site requires labels for other waste streams, the Jantex range includes labels for different categories to keep your colour-coded system consistent.

If you are setting up a waste segregation system across a larger site and are unsure which combination of bins and labels best fits your layout, the team is happy to help you work through it.

This is a replacement or additional lid from Jantex, designed to fit their 80 litre waste bins. The lid features a central aperture, which allows waste to be deposited without fully removing the lid — a small but practical detail in busy kitchen environments where hygiene and speed both matter.

In commercial kitchen and catering environments, waste management is often overlooked until it becomes a problem. A well-fitted bin lid with a drop-in hole reduces the risk of odours escaping, limits pest access, and encourages staff to dispose of waste properly rather than leaving bins uncovered during service. The Jantex range is designed so that lids, bins, and dollies can be mixed and matched, which is useful when replacing worn components without purchasing a complete new unit.

• Fits 80 litre Jantex waste bins
• Aperture allows waste disposal without removing the lid
• Compatible with Jantex bin dollies for mobile waste management
• Lightweight and easy to clean down

This lid is a straightforward replacement component. It is worth confirming that your existing bin is the correct 80 litre Jantex model before ordering, as not all bin lids are interchangeable across brands or sizes. If you are building out a complete waste station — bins, lids, and dollies — the team can advise on putting together a compatible set.

If you are unsure which components work together for your setup, feel free to get in touch and we can point you in the right direction.

The Jantex bin dolly is a wheeled base designed to sit beneath a 120-litre waste bin, allowing kitchen staff to move heavy loads of waste across a kitchen floor without lifting. It is a straightforward, practical piece of kit that addresses one of the more routine but physically demanding tasks in any busy kitchen — clearing waste during and after service.

In practice, a full 120-litre bin can become difficult and potentially hazardous to drag across wet or uneven kitchen floors. Fitting the bin to a dolly means waste can be wheeled to a collection point or external bin store with minimal effort, reducing the risk of strain injury and keeping the kitchen moving efficiently during peak periods.

• Allows a fully loaded 120-litre bin to be moved without lifting
• Reduces manual handling risk for kitchen staff
• Keeps waste removal quick during busy service periods
• Compatible with Jantex 120-litre bins and matching lids for a coordinated system
• Low-profile design fits neatly beneath the bin without raising overall height significantly

The dolly is designed to work as part of the wider Jantex bin system, and bins, dollies, and lids can be mixed and matched to suit the waste management setup in a given kitchen. This makes it straightforward to build a practical, consistent waste station without overcomplicating the specification.

If you are putting together a waste handling system for a new kitchen or replacing ageing equipment, our team are happy to help you work out the right configuration for your setup.

The Jantex 18-litre sanitary bin is a pedal-operated hands-free unit designed for use in commercial washrooms, staff toilets, and customer-facing facilities. The slim profile keeps it practical in smaller cubicle spaces, and the ABS plastic construction makes it straightforward to keep clean.

In a commercial setting, a sanitary bin needs to be reliable and unobtrusive. The pedal mechanism allows disposal without hand contact, which is important where hygiene standards are a compliance requirement rather than a preference. The wipe-clean surface helps with routine maintenance without the need for specialist products or significant downtime.

Key practical points for operators:

• Pedal operation keeps hands away from the lid at all times
• Slim footprint suits standard toilet cubicle layouts
• ABS plastic resists moisture and is easy to wipe down
• Lightweight enough for easy removal and relining
• Suitable for both staff and customer washroom facilities

There are no installation requirements — the bin is freestanding and requires no fixings or connections. It is worth considering the volume of use when selecting bin size; for higher-footfall sites or larger facilities, a unit with greater capacity may reduce the frequency of servicing runs.

This bin is well suited to restaurants, cafés, hotels, offices, and similar venues where a practical, low-maintenance sanitary waste solution is needed in washroom areas. It is a straightforward choice for most standard single-cubicle installations.

If you are fitting out multiple washrooms or want to check suitability for a specific facility layout, the team is happy to help you work through the options.

These are heavy-duty clear refuse sacks designed to line 87-litre pedal bins commonly found in commercial kitchens, back-of-house areas, and food preparation spaces. Made from polyethylene with a proportion of recycled content, they are built to handle the kind of wet, heavy waste that thinner domestic sacks would not cope with reliably.

In a working kitchen, bin bags take more punishment than most people account for — sharp packaging, food waste, and awkward loads all test the material. These sacks are formulated to resist splitting under that kind of load, which matters when a bag failure mid-service creates both a hygiene problem and unnecessary downtime for staff. The clear material makes it straightforward to identify contents, which supports correct waste segregation without requiring staff to open or inspect bags.

• Resists splitting under heavy or wet kitchen waste loads
• Clear material supports waste segregation at a glance
• Made with a high proportion of recycled polyethylene
• Sized to fit 87-litre pedal bins accurately
• 100 bags per pack provides a practical ongoing supply

These bags are well suited to kitchens that already use 87-litre pedal bins and want a reliable consumable that fits correctly and performs consistently. Buying the correct size matters — an oversized bag bunches and catches, while an undersized one pulls away from the rim under load. If you are unsure which bag matches your current bins, or are looking to standardise waste management across a larger site, the team is happy to point you in the right direction.

These are heavy-duty clear refuse sacks designed to line 65-litre pedal bins in commercial kitchens, food service areas, and back-of-house environments. Made from polyethylene with a recycled content of up to 90%, they provide a practical, everyday waste management solution without the splitting or leaking that causes problems during a busy service.

In a working kitchen, bin bags take more punishment than most consumables. Wet waste, food packaging, and heavier debris can quickly expose the limitations of a thinner bag. These sacks are reinforced to handle that kind of load reliably, which matters when staff are moving quickly and bins are being changed under pressure. The clear construction is also a practical advantage — contents are visible at a glance, which supports correct waste segregation and helps kitchens meet hygiene obligations.

• Clear film for quick visual identification of waste type
• Heavy-duty construction resists splitting under wet or sharp waste
• Up to 90% recycled polyethylene content
• Sized to fit 65-litre pedal bins without excess overhang
• 100 bags per pack for consistent stock management

Worth noting: these bags are sized specifically for 65-litre bins. If your site uses a mix of bin capacities, it's worth checking liner sizes match across your waste stations to avoid bags that are too loose or too short to fold over the rim securely. For higher-volume or outdoor waste points, a larger or heavier-gauge sack may be more appropriate.

These are well suited to any commercial kitchen, café, or food service operation running standard 65-litre pedal bins as part of a structured waste management setup. If you have questions about matching liner sizes to your current bin range, the team is happy to help.

These are heavy-duty clear refuse sacks sized for 45-litre pedal bins, supplied in packs of 100. Made from polyethylene with a high recycled plastic content, they are a practical consumable for day-to-day waste disposal in commercial kitchen and catering environments.

In a working kitchen, bin bag failure is a genuine nuisance — split bags, leaks, and cross-contamination all slow down service and create hygiene risks. These sacks are constructed to handle the kind of mixed kitchen waste that causes thinner bags to fail: wet food waste, packaging, and general refuse. The transparent material means staff can quickly identify what is in a bag without opening it, which helps with basic waste segregation without adding extra steps to the workflow.

• Clear design allows quick visual identification of waste contents
• Heavy-duty construction resists splitting under mixed kitchen waste loads
• Sized to fit standard 45-litre pedal bins used across commercial kitchens
• Made with a high proportion of recycled polyethylene
• 100 bags per pack provides a practical bulk supply for busy sites

There are no special installation or storage requirements. These are a straightforward consumable best stored in a dry area away from sharp edges or heat sources. They are suited to kitchens of any size as a complement to a 45-litre bin setup. Sites with significantly higher waste volumes, or those requiring colour-coded waste segregation for compliance purposes, should consider whether a different specification or size is more appropriate.

If you are unsure which bin bags are the right match for your current waste management setup, the team is happy to point you in the right direction.

These are the correct replacement liners for the Jantex sanitary bin (T640). Made from polyethylene with a recycled plastic content of up to 90%, they are designed to fit the bin securely and contain waste without splitting or leaking during use or disposal.

In a commercial setting — whether a staff washroom, a customer-facing facility, or a food-service environment — consistent liner replacement is a basic part of maintaining hygiene standards. Having a 200-pack to hand means routine changeovers are never delayed by stock shortages, which matters in venues where washrooms are serviced frequently throughout the day.

Practically, these liners do what is needed: they fit the intended bin, they hold up during use, and they make disposal straightforward for cleaning staff. The recycled content is a minor but useful consideration for operators with environmental commitments to meet.

These are light-duty liners suited to sanitary waste only. They are not intended for general kitchen refuse or heavier commercial waste streams. If your operation generates higher volumes or requires a more robust liner for different bin types, it is worth checking whether a heavier-duty option is more appropriate.

If you are unsure whether these are the right match for your bins or want to discuss washroom consumables in bulk, the team is happy to help.