In the table below:

The columns represent the size of the wheelie bins in Ltrs. I.e. "80" = 80Ltr, "120" = 120Ltr, etc.

The first four rows represent the "Height", "Width", "Depth" and "Weight (Kg)" of one bin.

The "+1 Height" shows how much "Height" will be added to a stack if an additional bin is stacked inside an existing bin.

For example, a single 240ltr bin has a height of 1072mm. Stacking a second 240ltr bin inside the first (to make it cheaper to ship them) would add an additional 120mm to the height of the new stack, so the height of the stack would now be 1072mm + 120mm = 1192mm. The weight would also increase by the amount of the second bin, so if one bin was 15Kg, 2 bins would be 30Kg.

The "STACK MAX" row indicates the maximum number of bins that can be stacked inside each other.

For example, 10 x 240ltr bins is the maximum that can be stacked in a single stack, so 11 x 240ltr bins would need to be sent as 2 stacks.

To make it easier to move the stacks around during shipping, despatch will average the number of bins in the stacks, so if there are 11 x 240ltr bins, as this would require 2 stacks no matter what, rather than send 1 x stack of 10 and a single bin by itself in the second stack, despatch would make 1 x stack of 6 and 1 x stack of 5.

The rows in the table that are labelled "A" to "F" show the dimensions that relate to the same letters in the images below the table. Sometimes these more precise measurements are required so they have been provided for easy reference. For 80, 120, 140, 240 and 360ltr bins you would use the first image (a two wheeled bin). For 660 and 1100ltr bins you would use the second image (a four wheeled bin).

All Bin and Lid colours can be mixed if required. Not all sizes are available in all colours.