Australian Standard All Size Heavy Duty Skip Bins Recycling Waste Bin Dusty Bin with Walk in Door

Dimensions

• Length: Typically ranges from 1.5 meters (5 feet) to 6 meters (20 feet).

• Width: Generally between 1 meter (3 feet) and 2.5 meters (8 feet).

• Height: Can vary from 0.9 meters (3 feet) to 2.5 meters (8 feet).

Volume Capacity

• Measured in cubic yards or cubic meters, ranging from 2 cubic yards (1.5 cubic meters) to 40 cubic yards (30 cubic meters).

Weight Capacity

• The maximum weight a skip bin can hold, which can vary depending on its size and construction, typically ranging from 1 tonne to 10 tonnes.

Material Thickness

• Steel thickness typically ranges from 2 mm to 10 mm, depending on the size and durability requirements.

Load Type

• Mixed Waste: Capable of holding various waste types including general waste, green waste, and construction debris.

• Heavy Waste: Specifically designed for heavy materials like concrete, bricks, and soil.

  Structural Features

• Reinforced Edges and Corners: Adds strength to withstand heavy loads.

• Drainage Holes: To prevent water accumulation.

• Lifting Points: Standardized points for cranes and forklifts.

Accessibility Features

• Doors/Gates: Some skip bins have rear or side doors for easier loading, especially for wheelbarrows.

• Open Top: Standard design for easy loading.

  Customization Options

• Color: Customizable to match company branding.

• Logos and Branding: Can be painted or affixed to the skip bin.

• Compartmentalization: For segregating different types of waste within the same bin.

Skip bins are versatile containers used in a variety of scenarios for effective waste management. Here are some common usage scenarios:

Construction and Demolition Sites

• Debris Removal: Used to collect and transport construction debris such as concrete, bricks, metal, and wood.

• Site Clean-Up: Helps keep the construction site clean and organized by providing a central location for waste disposal.

Home Renovation Projects

• Home Remodeling: Ideal for disposing of old fixtures, tiles, drywall, flooring, and other renovation debris.

• Garden Landscaping: Used for garden waste like soil, tree branches, grass clippings, and other organic materials.

Commercial and Industrial Use

• Office Clean-Outs: For large-scale office clean-outs, including furniture, electronics, and general waste.

• Manufacturing Waste: Helps manage waste produced during manufacturing processes, including scrap metal, packaging materials, and defective products.

Community Clean-Up Events

• Neighborhood Clean-Ups: Used during community clean-up drives to collect litter, old furniture, and other waste.

• Event Waste Management: Provides a convenient waste disposal solution for festivals, fairs, and large public gatherings.

Disaster Recovery

• Post-Storm Clean-Up: Essential for cleaning up debris after natural disasters like storms, floods, and earthquakes.

• Fire Damage Clean-Up: Assists in the removal of debris and damaged materials from fire-affected areas.

Recycling Initiatives

• Material Recovery Facilities: Used at recycling centers for collecting and sorting recyclable materials like paper, plastics, and metals.

• Community Recycling Programs: Provides a central location for community members to drop off recyclable materials.