Jantex 120 Litre Plastic Bin
Product Description
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...
Specifications
- Capacity
- 120 Ltr
- Colour
- Grey
- Dimensions
- 820(H) x 650(W) x 570(D)mm
- Furniture shape
- Round
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Product Description
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.
Key Features
- 120-litre capacity plastic bin for high-volume waste collection
- Compatible with three separate lid types sold individually
- Wheeled dolly accessory available for easier repositioning
- Robust plastic construction resistant to everyday back-of-house impact
- Free-standing design with no installation or connection requirements
Operational Benefits
- Reduces waste disposal interruptions during busy kitchen service periods
- Flexible lid options let operators match bin use to waste stream type
- Wheeled dolly option simplifies moving heavy loads between areas
- Easy-clean plastic surface supports good hygiene in food prep areas
- Large capacity suits multi-station kitchens without frequent emptying
Specifications
- Capacity
- 120 Ltr
- Colour
- Grey
- Dimensions
- 820(H) x 650(W) x 570(D)mm
- Furniture shape
- Round
- Weight
- 900g
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Jantex offer three lid options for this bin — these are sold separately rather than included as standard. The right choice depends on your waste stream and how the bin will be used, so it is worth confirming which lid suits your operation before ordering.
- The wheeled dolly is sold separately. It is a practical addition if the bin will be moved regularly between prep areas or needs to be pulled out for cleaning, particularly on smooth kitchen flooring. If the bin is staying in a fixed position, it may not be necessary.
- A 120-litre bin suits mid-to-large catering operations with moderate-to-high waste output — school canteens, pub kitchens, and contract catering environments are typical use cases. If you are working in a smaller kitchen with limited floor space, a lower-capacity bin may be a more practical fit. For very high-volume sites generating large amounts of waste across multiple stations, it is worth considering whether a single bin of this size is sufficient.