Robust bottle skip waste bins designed for demanding industrial and commercial environments. These heavy duty containers are ideal for handling high volumes of glass, recyclables, or general waste.
Available in two large capacities, each bin features a wide top opening for easy loading and a stable, mobile design for safe movement around site. A durable construction ensures reliable performance in busy workplaces.
Product Features
- Heavy duty industrial build for long-lasting performance
- Large capacities from 270 to 625 litres to suit different waste volumes
- Wide top opening for quick and efficient loading and unloading
- Low overall height for easier access and handling
- Suitable for glass bottles, recyclables, and general industrial waste
- Smooth surfaces for easier cleaning and maintenance
- Ideal for use in busy warehouses, factories, and hospitality sites
Key Specifications
| Capacity (L) | O/A width (mm) | O/A length (mm) | O/A height (mm) | Opening width (mm) | Opening length (mm) | Opening height (mm) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 270 | 720 | 925 | 610 | 640 | 850 | 510 |
| 625 | 840 | 1420 | 790 | 690 | 1320 | 590 |
Applications
- Collection and movement of glass bottles in bars, pubs, and restaurants
- Waste segregation and recycling in warehouses and distribution centres
- General waste handling in factories and production areas
- Back-of-house waste management in hotels and catering facilities
- Centralised collection points in yards and loading bays
Frequently Asked Questions
Which capacity should I choose for my site?
The 270 litre size is ideal where space is limited or where waste is emptied frequently, while the 625 litre option suits higher volume areas or sites that need fewer trips to disposal points.
Are these bottle skip bins suitable for materials other than glass?
Yes, they can be used for a range of waste streams including recyclables and general industrial waste, provided the load remains within safe handling limits for your site and equipment.
Can these bins be used in outdoor areas?
They can be used in covered or partially exposed outdoor areas, as long as they are placed on a stable surface and protected from extreme weather conditions to maximise service life.