Jantex Waste Management

These are standard medium-duty black bin bags from Jantex, sized at 90 litres and sold in packs of 100. They are a straightforward consumable used across commercial kitchens, prep areas, back-of-house corridors, and general waste stations. The bags are manufactured from polyethylene and are intended for everyday solid waste — packaging, food scraps, and general kitchen refuse — rather than sharp, heavy, or wet industrial waste.

In a working kitchen environment, reliability from a bin bag comes down to two things: it holds without splitting during normal handling, and it fits the bins you already have. These bags are well suited to standard 90-litre pedal bins and swing-lid bins commonly found in catering operations. The medium-duty construction handles typical kitchen waste loads without issue, though operators dealing with consistently heavy or wet waste loads may find a heavier-gauge option more appropriate.

Buying in packs of 100 keeps stock replenishment straightforward and reduces the frequency of reordering — useful in kitchens where consumable management sits alongside everything else a team is already managing. The black colouring is practical for general waste streams where discretion in presentation matters, particularly in customer-adjacent areas.

If you are unsure whether this gauge is right for the waste volume or bin type you are working with, or if you are looking to standardise consumables across a larger site, feel free to get in touch — it is often a quick question to answer.

These are standard medium-duty clear polyethylene bin bags from Jantex, supplied in a 200-pack at 70-litre capacity. They are the kind of practical consumable that keeps waste handling moving in commercial kitchens, cleaning areas, and general back-of-house spaces without any complexity involved in choosing or using them.

In a working kitchen environment, reliable bin bags are a basic operational necessity. The clear construction means staff can quickly see what is inside a bag without handling it, which supports basic waste segregation and makes it easier to identify if anything has been disposed of incorrectly. The medium-duty gauge is appropriate for dry and general food waste, though operators dealing with heavier or sharper waste streams — such as broken crockery or dense catering packaging — may find a heavier-duty liner a more sensible choice.

• Clear construction allows quick visual identification of bag contents
• Suitable for general kitchen, cleaning, and back-of-house waste disposal
• 200-bag pack reduces restocking frequency in busy sites
• Made with recycled polyethylene content, supporting basic sustainability commitments

These bags are straightforward to stock and require no particular storage conditions beyond keeping them dry and away from sharp objects that could compromise the roll. The 200-pack format suits kitchens that go through bags at volume, reducing the frequency of reordering and helping to keep the storeroom supplied during busy periods.

They are well suited to smaller hospitality sites, cafés, pub kitchens, and cleaning cupboards in larger operations. If your kitchen generates particularly heavy or sharp waste regularly, it is worth considering whether a heavier-duty specification would be more appropriate — we are happy to advise if you are unsure which option fits your operation.

These are large-capacity refuse sacks designed for commercial and industrial waste disposal. Made from heavy-duty polyethylene with recycled content, they are intended to handle the volume and weight of waste generated in busy catering and hospitality environments without splitting or tearing during normal use.

In a working kitchen, bin bags fail at the worst moments — mid-service, with wet or sharp waste, when there is no time to deal with a split liner. These bags are built with enough gauge to hold bulky mixed kitchen waste reliably, which matters when staff are working quickly and bags are being filled and removed throughout a shift. The clear construction means contents are visible at a glance, which supports waste segregation without any additional labelling or handling.

For day-to-day waste management in catering operations, the practical advantages include:

• Clear material supports correct waste segregation at a glance
• Heavy-duty construction reduces the risk of splits and leaks during removal
• Large 120-litre capacity reduces how often bins need emptying during service
• Made with up to 90% recycled plastic, supporting waste reduction goals
• 100 bags per pack provides a practical stock level for most sites

These bags are suited to standard 120-litre wheelie bins and large open-top bins commonly used in commercial kitchens, pub kitchens, and catering units. They are a straightforward consumable rather than a specialist product, and the 100-pack format works well as a regular stock item. Sites generating significantly higher waste volumes may find it worth considering a heavier-gauge option.

If you are reviewing your overall waste management setup or need advice on bin sizing and liner compatibility, the team is happy to help.

These are large-format, heavy-duty black refuse sacks designed for the kind of waste volumes that commercial kitchens, catering operations, and food service sites generate during a typical shift. At 160 litres, each bag is suited to wheelie bins and large floor-standing waste units, and the polyethylene construction is formulated to resist splitting under the weight of food waste, packaging, and general catering debris.

In a busy kitchen environment, a bag that fails mid-service creates an avoidable hygiene problem. These sacks are built with enough gauge to handle dense, wet waste without tearing, which matters when staff are working quickly and bags are being filled rapidly. The 100-unit pack count gives most sites a workable stock level without excessive storage requirements.

Practical advantages for kitchen and facilities teams include:

• Large 160-litre capacity reduces the frequency of emptying during service
• Heavy-duty polyethylene resists splitting under dense or wet catering waste
• Black colour maintains a clean, professional appearance in back-of-house areas
• 100 bags per pack provides a practical bulk supply for most operations
• Made with up to 90% recycled plastic content, supporting waste reduction objectives

These bags are well suited to mid-sized and larger catering operations, pub kitchens, event catering setups, and facilities management teams responsible for multiple waste points. For very high-volume sites generating exceptionally heavy or sharp waste, it is worth considering whether a heavier-gauge option would be more appropriate.

If you are unsure which bag specification suits your waste stream or bin type, the team is happy to point you in the right direction.

These are heavy-duty clear refuse sacks from Jantex, supplied in a box of 100. Made from strong polyethylene with a high recycled content, they are designed for the kind of continuous, high-volume waste disposal that commercial kitchens, catering operations, and hospitality venues generate throughout a busy service period.

The clear construction is a practical advantage in environments where waste segregation matters. Kitchen teams can quickly identify contents without opening the bag, which supports proper disposal practices and makes compliance with waste sorting requirements more straightforward. The heavy-duty gauge resists splitting under the weight of food waste, packaging, and general kitchen refuse — reducing the risk of spillage and the hygiene issues that follow.

• Clear film for quick visual identification of bag contents
• Heavy-duty construction resists splitting under dense waste loads
• 70Ltr capacity reduces how often bins need emptying during service
• Made from up to 90% recycled polyethylene
• 100 bags per pack provides a practical ongoing supply

At 70 litres, these bags suit standard-sized back-of-house bins commonly used in kitchens, wash-up areas, and waste stations. They are not suited to wheelie bins or large outdoor containers, which typically require a larger sack. For sites generating exceptionally heavy or sharp waste — such as bone-heavy butchery output — a heavier-gauge alternative may be worth considering.

These are a practical everyday consumable for most commercial kitchens, cafés, contract catering operations, and hospitality venues managing routine waste volumes. If you are unsure which bag size or gauge best fits your bin infrastructure or waste stream, our team is happy to point you in the right direction.

These are standard medium-duty black refuse sacks designed for everyday waste disposal in commercial kitchens, hospitality venues, and catering operations. Made from recycled polythene, they are suitable for general food waste, packaging waste, and mixed refuse generated during a typical service.

In a working kitchen, bin bags tend to fail at the worst possible moment — during a busy service when staff are moving quickly and bins fill fast. These sacks offer a dependable level of puncture and tear resistance for general-purpose use, and the 70-litre capacity means a standard pedal bin or swing-bin liner will see you through a solid stretch of service before needing to be changed. The 10kg weight capacity is adequate for most mixed food waste loads, though very heavy or sharp-edged waste such as broken crockery or glass should be double-bagged as a precaution.

Buying in a pack of 200 keeps stock levels manageable and reduces the frequency of reordering, which is a practical consideration for any busy operation running a cleaning and waste schedule.

• Suitable for general food and packaging waste in commercial kitchens
• 70-litre capacity fits most standard pedal and swing bins
• Recycled polythene construction supports basic sustainability commitments
• 200-pack volume reduces reorder frequency for ongoing operations

These sacks are well suited to cafés, small restaurants, pub kitchens, and back-of-house utility areas. For sites generating heavier or sharper waste streams, or where bins are emptied less frequently and loads are consequently heavier, a heavier-duty gauge sack would be a more reliable choice.

If you're unsure which bag specification best matches your waste volumes or bin types, our team is happy to point you in the right direction.

These are straightforward 50-litre white bin bags from Jantex, supplied in a 200-pack and made from recycled polythene. They are intended for general waste disposal in commercial environments, suited to lining small and medium-sized bins of the kind commonly found in back-of-house areas, prep rooms, offices, and front-of-house service stations.

For day-to-day light to moderate waste — food packaging, paper, dry general waste — these perform reliably in typical kitchen and hospitality settings. They are not intended for heavy or sharp waste such as broken glassware or bulk food waste, where a heavier-duty liner would be the more appropriate choice.

Buying in a 200-pack makes practical sense for busy sites that get through bin bags quickly, reducing how often stock needs reordering and keeping a usable supply on hand across multiple bin points.

• Made from recycled polythene, supporting waste reduction goals
• White colouring makes it straightforward to identify waste stream or bin location
• Bulk pack quantity suits sites with multiple waste points

If your operation generates heavier volumes of waste or requires bags for larger bins, it is worth considering a higher-capacity or heavier-gauge option. For sites with specific waste segregation requirements, it is also worth reviewing whether coloured liners are needed to meet local authority or compliance guidance.

If you are unsure which liner specification suits your waste volumes and bin sizes, the team are happy to point you in the right direction.

These are standard medium-duty clear bin bags designed for everyday waste disposal in commercial kitchens, back-of-house areas, and bin stores. Made from recycled polythene, they offer a practical, cost-effective solution for general refuse collection where heavy or sharp waste is not the primary concern.

In a working kitchen environment, the clear material is genuinely useful — staff can check bag contents at a glance, which supports waste segregation practices and makes it easier to spot when a bag needs changing before it becomes a problem. The medium-duty construction handles typical kitchen waste adequately, though operators dealing with bulkier, heavier, or sharper waste loads should consider a heavier-duty specification.

• Clear material allows quick visual checks without opening the bag
• Made from recycled polythene, supporting waste reduction commitments
• Supplied in a 200-pack for consistent stock across busy sites
• Suitable for general refuse in kitchen, office, and bin store areas

These bags are best suited to lower-volume waste points — prep areas, front-of-house bins, and office waste — rather than main kitchen extraction bins handling large volumes of heavy food waste. For high-output kitchens or sites with sharp packaging waste, a heavier-duty or thicker-gauge liner would be a more reliable choice.

If you are stocking up across multiple bin sizes or waste streams and want to make sure you have the right specification throughout, we are happy to help you work through the options.

These are straightforward 10-litre white bin liners from Jantex, supplied in a pack of 200 and made from recycled polythene. They are designed for use in small pedal bins and desktop bins where low to moderate volumes of light waste are generated throughout the day.

In a commercial kitchen environment, this size of liner is most commonly used at prep stations, in offices, or in front-of-house areas where smaller bins handle dry waste, paper, or light food wrappings rather than heavy bulk waste. They are not intended for wet or heavy kitchen waste, which is better handled by heavier-gauge liners in larger bins.

Practical benefits for day-to-day operations include:

• Made from recycled polythene, supporting waste reduction commitments
• White colouring helps with waste segregation and visual cleanliness checks
• 200 liners per pack keeps replenishment straightforward in busy sites
• Light-duty gauge suits dry, low-weight waste streams
• Compact size fits standard 10-litre pedal and desktop bins

It is worth matching the liner gauge to the waste type. For heavier or wetter waste, or for larger bins in a main kitchen, a heavier-duty liner in a larger size would be more appropriate. Sites with high waste volumes may also find a larger pack size more practical to manage.

If you are unsure which liner specification suits your waste management setup, the team is happy to help you work through the options.

These Jantex clear bin bags are a practical, no-fuss option for general waste collection in commercial kitchens, back-of-house areas, and service corridors. At 80 litres capacity, they are a common choice for standard pedal bins and mid-sized waste containers used in food preparation and front-of-house environments. The clear film allows staff to assess contents at a glance, which supports both hygiene checks and safe waste handling without needing to open or handle the bag unnecessarily.

Made from recycled polythene, the bags are suitable for light to moderate general waste — dry rubbish, packaging, and non-sharp materials. They are not intended for heavy wet waste, sharp food waste, or glass, where a heavier gauge bag would be more appropriate. The anti-puncture and tear-resistant construction provides adequate durability for everyday back-of-house use, though operators dealing with higher volumes or denser waste loads should consider a medium or heavy duty alternative.

• Clear film for quick visual content checks without handling
• Made from recycled polythene, supporting waste reduction targets
• Suitable for standard 80Ltr pedal and swing-top bins
• Practical pack size for ongoing stock management
• Light duty rating — well suited to dry, general waste streams

The 200-pack format makes stock rotation straightforward and reduces the frequency of reordering, which is useful in busy operations where consumable management can be easily overlooked.

If you are unsure which bag gauge or capacity is right for your waste volumes or bin types, the team is happy to help you choose correctly.

These are straightforward light-duty bin liners from Jantex, supplied in a pack of 200 and sized at 40 litres. Made from recycled polythene, they are intended for smaller waste bins — the kind typically found at prep stations, in back-of-house offices, or in front-of-house areas where waste volumes are low and bags are changed regularly throughout the day.

For general light waste — food packaging, paper, small offcuts — these perform reliably in the roles they are designed for. The recycled polythene construction keeps material costs down without introducing unnecessary waste, which suits operators who are mindful of their environmental footprint. They tie off cleanly and are straightforward to fit and remove, which matters when staff are working quickly during a busy shift.

• Suitable for smaller bins at prep areas, service counters, and back-of-house offices
• Made from recycled polythene, reducing virgin plastic use
• Easy to fit, remove, and tie off during busy service
• Pack of 200 provides good stock depth for regular use
• Light-duty rating keeps unit cost low for high-turnover waste points

These are not suited to heavy or sharp waste — for bins receiving significant food waste volume, or waste that risks puncturing a lighter gauge liner, a heavier-duty bag would be more appropriate. They are best used where bags are changed frequently and loads remain light.

If you are unsure which liner gauge or size suits your waste management setup, the team is happy to help you work through the options.

These Jantex heavy-duty black bin bags are a reliable everyday consumable for commercial kitchens, catering operations, and food service environments. Made from recycled polythene, each bag is rated to hold up to 15kg of waste at a 70-litre capacity, making them well suited to standard pedal bins and larger floor-standing waste bins commonly found in kitchen and back-of-house areas.

In a busy kitchen, bin bags that split or leak under the weight of wet food waste create unnecessary disruption and hygiene risks. The heavier-duty construction of these bags handles the mixed waste typical of catering environments — including food scraps, packaging, and general refuse — without the failures you'd expect from lighter domestic alternatives. The 70-litre size strikes a practical balance: large enough to reduce the frequency of bag changes during service, without becoming unwieldy when full.

Practical advantages for kitchen operators include:

• Holds up to 15kg, reducing the risk of splits when carrying heavy waste
• 70-litre capacity suits standard commercial waste bins
• Made from recycled polythene, supporting basic sustainability commitments
• 100 bags per pack reduces how often stock needs to be replenished
• Black colouring keeps waste contents discreet in customer-facing areas

These bags are a straightforward, no-frills consumable. For sites generating significantly higher volumes of waste — or disposing of sharper catering waste such as broken crockery — a heavier-gauge bag may be worth considering. For most general kitchen waste applications, however, this pack represents a sensible everyday choice.

If you're unsure which bag specification is right for your waste stream or bin sizes, we're happy to point you in the right direction.

These are large-format black bin bags designed for the kind of waste volumes a busy commercial kitchen, back-of-house area, or waste store generates daily. Each bag holds up to 120 litres and is made from a recycled polythene formulation that provides a reliable level of puncture and tear resistance — practical qualities when staff are handling broken glass, food packaging, and wet kitchen waste under time pressure.

In a working kitchen, a bin bag that splits during service or while being moved to a waste store creates an immediate hygiene problem and slows things down at the worst possible moment. These bags are rated to 18kg, which is a realistic load for a full 120-litre kitchen bin, and the material construction is intended to hold up to sharp edges and heavy or wet loads rather than fail at the seam or base.

• Resistant to puncture and tearing under normal commercial kitchen use
• 18kg weight capacity suitable for fully loaded large kitchen bins
• Made from recycled polythene — a practical sustainability consideration
• 100 bags per pack, supporting consistent restocking in high-use environments
• Black colouring provides visual discretion in customer-facing or back-of-house areas

These bags are well suited to general kitchen waste, back-of-house bin areas, and waste stores. They are not intended for clinical, chemical, or specialist waste streams, which require specific liner types. For very high-output sites generating unusually heavy or sharp waste volumes, it is worth considering whether a heavier-gauge option would better suit your operation.

If you are looking to standardise your consumables across multiple bin sizes or waste stations, the team is happy to help you work out the right specification.

These are large-capacity clear bin bags from Jantex, made from recycled polythene and intended for heavy waste disposal in commercial kitchens, back-of-house areas, and general refuse points. At 160 litres, they are suited to high-volume waste streams where smaller liners would need replacing too frequently during a shift.

The bags are constructed to handle the kind of waste that commercial kitchens generate — food packaging, prep waste, and mixed refuse that can include sharp edges, wet materials, and awkward shapes. The recycled polythene formulation is designed to resist tearing and puncturing under normal working conditions, which reduces the risk of split bags and spillage during handling or transit to external bins.

For day-to-day waste management, the practical advantages include:

• Clear material allows quick visual checks on fill level without opening the bag
• Large capacity reduces how often liners need changing during a busy service
• Resistant to puncture and tearing from typical kitchen waste
• Made from recycled polythene, supporting waste reduction at source
• Pack of 100 provides a practical bulk supply for ongoing operations

These bags are well suited to standard 160-litre wheeled bins commonly found in kitchen waste areas, pot wash sections, and refuse stores. They are a straightforward consumable rather than a specialist product, so there are no installation considerations to account for. For sites with particularly high waste volumes or specialist requirements — such as clinical or hazardous waste — a different specification bag would be more appropriate.

If you are stocking up on waste management consumables and want to make sure you have the right spec for your bin sizes and service volumes, the team are happy to help.

These bin liners from the Jantex Green range are made from plant-based PLA material, designed to be fully composted when processed at a commercial composting facility. They are a practical choice for kitchens looking to divert food and organic waste away from landfill as part of a broader waste management approach.

In a busy commercial kitchen, bin liners take considerable strain — food waste is heavy, wet, and generated continuously through service. These liners are built with enough strength to handle a reasonable load without splitting during normal use, making them a workable day-to-day option for organic waste bins in preparation areas, back-of-house, and food waste collection points.

• Compostable via commercial composting facilities, supporting waste diversion from landfill
• Suitable for food and organic waste in catering environments
• Generous capacity handles high-volume waste output without frequent liner changes
• Plant-based PLA construction rather than conventional petroleum-based plastic
• Practical for kitchens operating a segregated organic waste collection scheme

It is worth confirming with your waste contractor that they accept PLA-based compostable liners before switching, as not all collection services process them correctly. Some facilities require specific certification on the material, so checking compliance with your local scheme is a sensible step before ordering in volume.

These liners are well suited to kitchens already operating or setting up a food waste collection programme — restaurants, contract catering sites, hotels, and similar venues generating consistent volumes of organic waste. For sites with lighter waste output, a smaller liner size may be more appropriate and reduce unnecessary material use.

If you are putting together a waste management setup or are unsure which liner specification fits your collection scheme, we are happy to talk it through.

These Jantex Green compostable bin liners are designed for collecting food and organic waste in commercial kitchens, cafés, and catering operations. Made from plant-based PLA material, they are suitable for lining small food waste caddies and countertop bins used in front- and back-of-house environments.

Unlike conventional plastic liners, these bags are certified compostable and will break down fully when processed through a commercial food waste stream. That makes them a practical choice for operators working towards waste segregation targets or required to separate food waste under local authority guidelines. They will not contaminate the organic waste stream in the way standard plastic liners do.

Key practical points for kitchen operators:

• Plant-based PLA construction — suitable for commercial composting streams
• Designed for tabletop caddies and small food waste bins
• Helps maintain compliance with food waste segregation requirements
• Renewable raw materials reduce reliance on fossil-fuel-derived plastics
• Supplied in a pack of 24, suited to regular replenishment purchasing

It is worth noting that these liners are intended for use with commercial composting or food waste collection services — they will not break down effectively in general landfill or standard recycling. Check with your waste contractor that your collection service accepts compostable packaging before switching from conventional liners.

If you are unsure whether these are the right specification for your waste management setup, or if you need liners for larger bins, the team is happy to point you in the right direction.

The Jantex litter picker is a straightforward, lightweight tool designed for collecting rubbish and debris from floors without the need to bend down. Constructed from aluminium and plastic, it weighs very little, making it practical for prolonged use during cleaning rounds. The grooved jaw mechanism grips litter firmly, reducing the need for repeated attempts on awkward or small items.

In a commercial catering setting, keeping external areas, bin stores, delivery yards, and front-of-house spaces free of litter is a routine hygiene and presentation task. This picker handles that job efficiently, allowing staff to work upright and move through an area quickly without interrupting other duties.

• Upright working position reduces back strain during cleaning rounds
• Grooved jaw gives a reliable grip on a range of litter types
• Lightweight aluminium and plastic construction keeps fatigue low
• Suitable for both indoor and outdoor use
• Simple operation requires no training or adjustment

There are no installation requirements — the picker is ready to use straight away and stores easily in a cleaning cupboard or on a wall hook. It is worth noting that this is a general-purpose litter tool rather than a heavy-duty industrial grabber; for sites handling large volumes of bulky waste regularly, a more robust option may be worth considering.

Well suited to restaurants, pubs, hotels, schools, and contract catering sites where staff carry out regular grounds or area maintenance as part of their cleaning schedule. If you are equipping a larger team or need options at different reach lengths, feel free to get in touch and we can point you in the right direction.

The Jantex 5-litre black pedal bin is a compact, practical waste bin designed for use in bathrooms, guest rooms, and similar facilities where discreet, hands-free waste disposal is required. It is commonly used in hotels, guesthouses, spas, and any hospitality setting where sanitary waste, tissues, and small items need to be managed neatly and hygienically.

The foot pedal allows the lid to be opened without hand contact, which is particularly useful in guest-facing environments where hygiene standards and presentation both matter. The soft-close lid mechanism means the bin closes quietly without slamming — a practical consideration in hotel rooms or spa areas where noise is a factor.

From a maintenance perspective, the removable inner bucket with a handle makes emptying straightforward and keeps the cleaning process quick during housekeeping rounds. The outer shell is constructed from ABS material, which wipes down easily and resists everyday wear.

• Hands-free foot pedal operation reduces contact during use
• Soft-close lid keeps noise to a minimum in quieter spaces
• Removable inner bucket simplifies emptying and liner changes
• ABS construction is easy to wipe clean during routine housekeeping
• Compact footprint suits standard bathroom spaces without obstruction

This bin is well suited to individual guest rooms, en-suite bathrooms, spa treatment rooms, and staff WCs. For higher-traffic shared facilities or larger spaces, a greater-capacity model may be more practical. If you are fitting out multiple rooms and want guidance on quantity or coordinating accessories, the team is happy to help you work through the requirements.

This Jantex pedal bin is a compact, hands-free waste disposal unit finished in brushed steel. The foot pedal lifts the lid without any hand contact, and the soft-close mechanism brings it back down quietly rather than dropping with a clatter. The brushed steel surface resists fingerprint marks, which helps keep it looking presentable between cleans in high-footfall areas.

At 3 litres, this is a small-capacity bin intended for personal waste rather than general rubbish collection. It is commonly used in hotel guest bathrooms, spa changing rooms, and staff washrooms where a discreet, hygienic disposal point is needed for items that cannot be flushed — sanitary products, cotton pads, and similar waste. The compact footprint suits spaces where floor area is limited.

Practical points worth noting:

• Hands-free pedal operation reduces cross-contamination in washroom settings
• Soft-close lid minimises noise in quiet environments such as guest accommodation
• Brushed steel finish resists fingerprints and is straightforward to wipe down
• Compact round form fits neatly beside vanity units or under counters
• Steel construction holds up to regular daily use without distortion

This bin is not suited to kitchen waste streams or high-volume collection points — for those applications, a larger or purpose-built kitchen waste bin would be more appropriate. It is best placed where small volumes of personal waste need to be managed hygienically and unobtrusively.

If you are fitting out multiple rooms or need guidance on matching bin sizes to specific washroom configurations, the team is happy to talk through the options.

The Jantex 56-litre recycling bin is a straightforward, lightweight polypropylene bin designed for dry waste and recyclable materials in commercial environments. The beige colour coding aligns with widely adopted wet and dry waste separation practices, making it easy for staff to identify the correct bin at a glance and reducing the risk of contamination between waste streams.

In day-to-day operation, the raised lip around the rim is a practical detail that makes fitting and securing bin liners noticeably quicker. Bags seat firmly and stay in place during use, which reduces spillage and the time staff spend adjusting or replacing liners during a busy shift. The polypropylene construction is easy to wipe down and resists the general wear of a working kitchen or back-of-house environment.

Key practical points worth noting:

• Beige colour supports dry and recyclable waste stream identification
• Raised rim lip secures bin liners firmly during use
• Lightweight polypropylene is easy to move and straightforward to clean
• Compact footprint suits areas where space is limited
• Compatible with an optional separate dolly for easier bin movement

This bin is well suited to smaller operations — cafés, pubs, staff canteens, and back-of-house prep areas — where a modest-capacity dry waste point is needed without taking up significant floor space. For higher-volume sites generating more recyclable waste, a larger-capacity bin may be a more practical choice. It is also worth considering how many waste points your site requires and whether a matched set of colour-coded bins would support your waste management policy more effectively.

If you are setting up or reviewing your waste separation arrangements and would like a hand choosing the right combination of bins for your site, the team is happy to help.