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Green Wheelie Bin 120 Litre – Charles Bentley

SKU: N097

£111.00(£133.20 inc VAT)

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This 120-litre green wheelie bin from Charles Bentley is a straightforward, hard-wearing waste container made from durable plastic. It is commonly used for general waste or recycling collection in commercial premises, and the green colour makes it easy to integrate into colour-coded waste management systems.

In a commercial setting — whether a pub yard, hotel service area, catering prep space, or similar — this bin handles daily use reliably. The plastic construction resists knocks and exposure to outdoor conditions, and the smooth interior makes it straightforward to clean down between emptying cycles. Two large rear wheels allow a single person to manoeuvre it across level and slightly uneven surfaces without difficulty.

  • Colour-coded green finish suits recycling or general waste designation
  • Large rear wheels aid movement across yards and service areas
  • Smooth internal surfaces make cleaning and decontamination practical
  • Durable plastic withstands regular outdoor use and daily handling
  • Hinged lid helps contain odours and keeps contents covered

At 120 litres, this bin is well suited to smaller operations or as one of several units across a larger site. Businesses generating higher volumes of waste may find they need multiple units or a larger-capacity alternative. It is worth considering the collection frequency of your waste contractor when deciding how many bins a site requires.

If you are putting together a waste management setup across a new or refurbished site, the team is happy to talk through what would work best for your setup.

Frequently asked questions

Is a 120-litre bin enough for a commercial kitchen operation?

It depends on your waste volumes and collection frequency. A 120-litre bin works well for smaller operations or as part of a multi-bin setup across a larger site. If your contractor collects weekly and you generate significant waste, running several bins or stepping up to a larger capacity will generally be more practical.

Can this bin be used outdoors in a service yard?

Yes, the plastic construction is suited to outdoor use and handles typical exposure to weather without deteriorating quickly. It is worth positioning it on a reasonably level surface to make wheeling it easier when full.

Does the green colour indicate a specific waste type?

Green is commonly used in colour-coded waste systems, though the designation can vary by local authority or internal site policy. It is worth confirming your contractor's or council's colour-coding scheme before assigning bins to specific waste streams.

Green Wheelie Bin 120 Litre – Charles Bentley

£111.00(£133.20 inc VAT)

£111.00(£133.20 inc VAT)

This 120-litre green wheelie bin from Charles Bentley is a straightforward, hard-wearing waste container made from durable plastic. It is commonly used for general waste or recycling collection in commercial premises, and the green colour makes it easy to integrate into colour-coded waste management systems.

In a commercial setting — whether a pub yard, hotel service area, catering prep space, or similar — this bin handles daily use reliably. The plastic construction resists knocks and exposure to outdoor conditions, and the smooth interior makes it straightforward to clean down between emptying cycles. Two large rear wheels allow a single person to manoeuvre it across level and slightly uneven surfaces without difficulty.

  • Colour-coded green finish suits recycling or general waste designation
  • Large rear wheels aid movement across yards and service areas
  • Smooth internal surfaces make cleaning and decontamination practical
  • Durable plastic withstands regular outdoor use and daily handling
  • Hinged lid helps contain odours and keeps contents covered

At 120 litres, this bin is well suited to smaller operations or as one of several units across a larger site. Businesses generating higher volumes of waste may find they need multiple units or a larger-capacity alternative. It is worth considering the collection frequency of your waste contractor when deciding how many bins a site requires.

If you are putting together a waste management setup across a new or refurbished site, the team is happy to talk through what would work best for your setup.