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How to choose the right kitchen bin

There isn't one bin that suits every home. Before you buy, think about how much rubbish your household makes, how you sort your recycling and how much space you have.

What size kitchen bin do you need?

For one or two people, a 20 to 30 litre bin is usually enough, especially if you also have a separate recycling bin. Families of three or more often get on better with a 40 to 55 litre bin, so you're not emptying it every day. Measure the gap where the bin will go, and check the height with the lid open. This matters most for bins that sit under a wall cupboard or worktop overhang.

Pedal bins or sensor bins?

Pedal bins are simple and reliable. They don't need batteries, and soft-close lids stop the bang when they shut. Sensor bins open on their own when your hand moves near the top, which is handy when you're holding food scraps or have messy hands. Most of our sensor bins run on batteries, and some have a manual mode, so you can still use them if the batteries run low.

Making recycling easier

If your council collects recycling separately, a dual or triple compartment bin saves you from keeping several bins in the kitchen. We stock 2 x 20L, 2 x 28L and 2 x 30L double bins, plus 3 x 15L and 3 x 20L triple bins. Each compartment has its own inner bucket, so you can lift out one section without touching the others.

Bins for small kitchens

If floor space is limited, a hanging bin that clips onto a cupboard door keeps rubbish out of sight and out of the way. Pull-out bins and under-sink bins use space that often goes to waste. Slim curved pedal bins are another good choice for narrow gaps between units.

Keeping your bin clean

A removable inner bucket makes cleaning much easier, since you can rinse it out without moving the whole bin. Stainless steel and fingerprint-resistant finishes are easy to wipe down and keep looking tidy for longer.

Finishing off your kitchen

Looking for outdoor storage too? Our wheelie bin storage range keeps outside bins neat and tidy. For the rest of the room, take a look at our dining sets, bar stools and sideboards.

Delivery and returns

Every order includes free delivery to UK mainland addresses, usually within 3-5 working days, with no hidden fees. If you change your mind, you can return your bin, but the cost of return postage is paid by you. Faulty or damaged items are dealt with separately, so please get in touch and we'll help sort it out.

Frequently asked questions

  • What size kitchen bin is best for a family of four?

    A 45 to 55 litre bin is a good size for most families of four. If you also recycle, a double bin with two 28 or 30 litre compartments gives you room for both general waste and recycling in one unit.

  • How do sensor kitchen bins work?

    A sensor bin has a small infrared sensor in the lid. When it detects movement close by, the lid opens, and after a few seconds it closes again on its own. This means you don't need to touch the lid or press a pedal.

  • Do sensor bins need batteries?

    Yes, most sensor bins in our range are battery operated. The product page lists the battery type needed. Some models also have a manual mode, so you can still open the lid if the batteries run out.

  • What is the best kitchen bin for recycling?

    A dual or triple compartment bin is the easiest way to sort recycling indoors. Each section has its own bucket, so you can keep general waste, plastics and cans or glass apart, then empty each one into the right outdoor bin.

  • What kitchen bin is best for a small kitchen?

    Hanging bins that fit on a cupboard door, under-sink bins and pull-out bins are all good for small spaces. A slim 20 or 30 litre pedal bin can also fit into narrow gaps between units.

  • Will standard bin bags fit my kitchen bin?

    That depends on the size and shape of the inner bucket. Check the capacity and dimensions on the product page, then pick bin liners in a matching size. Bags that are too big can bunch up and stop the lid from closing properly.

  • How do I clean a stainless steel kitchen bin?

    Wipe the outside with warm soapy water and a soft cloth, then dry it to avoid streaks. Don't use scouring pads or harsh cleaners, as these can scratch the finish. Take out the inner bucket now and then and rinse it separately.

  • How much is delivery, and can I return a kitchen bin?

    Delivery is free on all orders to UK mainland addresses and usually takes 3-5 working days, with no hidden fees. If you change your mind, you can return your bin, but the return postage is paid by you. If an item arrives faulty or damaged, contact us and we'll help put it right.

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