31 August 2022
1. Wall mounted waste bin
Commercial wall mounted waste bins are an excellent choice for their space-saving design and can easily fit into small areas you have available in the washroom. You have the freedom to place them anywhere in the restroom above the floor, also making it easier for facilities teams to clean the floor underneath it.
Wall mounted waste bins exhibit a modern and unique style with their small and compact shape, providing easy disposal of waste.
2. Surface mounted waste bin
Surface mounted bins (or floor mounted waste bins) are typically fixed against a wall on the floor and can be tucked away in a corner, out of sight and away from the washroom footpath.
The benefits of incorporating this style are simple installation, options to choose a larger bin capacity to hold more waste, keeping the waste area to a minimum with one or two large bins, and eliminating any movement should a user bump into it.
3. Recessed waste bin
Perfect for conserving space in the main washroom area, recessed bins can accommodate greater commercial waste bin capacity in deeper wall cavities and create a clutter free environment. The waste container is concealed within the wall cavity, and the slick slimline cover hides the waste container away from sight.
If the wall cavity is narrow, the recessed bins may not hold as much waste, but they are still space efficient with an elegant minimalistic design for those who desire this concept. They are particularly popular in superloo layouts where saving space is a priority.
Make the most of the space you have to work with by choosing a recessed bin and hide away any trace of the waste container.
4. Under counter waste bin
These washroom waste bins are underneath the vanity top with a bin chute, making it easy for the user to dispose of used paper towels at the washstation (should the paper towel dispenser be situated above it).
If the washstation includes cabinetry or only the vanity top, bin chutes for under counter waste bins create a clutter free washstation and add a distinctive look to your vanity top. Under counter bins are not restricted to mounted bin chutes on the vanity surface and can be installed on the bottom side of the vanity top.
5. Freestanding waste bin
Removable bins can be relocated to different areas in the washroom should the need arise. For example, a waste bin blocking the footpath is inconvenient for users to walk through the room. The advantage of a freestanding waste bin is that you can move it to a more suitable spot.
A free-standing removable waste bin should come complete with castors. Waste bin castors reduce scratches and damage to the beautiful tiling on the floor and provide a high level of stability that prevents a ‘runaway’ bin if a user bumps it.
Floor standing bins are generally the most cost-effective waste bins on the market.
