Dimensions: 700mm High x 410mm Wide x 340mm Deep
Handles: x 2 On 410mm Side
The 90 litre litter bin liner is engineered to suit slimline external litter bins, offering an effective balance between capacity and compact dimensions. It is a common specification for local authorities and contractors seeking straightforward maintenance access without compromising on durability.
Typical applications include:
• Town centre and high street waste points
• Parks and landscaped public spaces
• School and university campuses
• Transport hubs and station approaches
• Commercial developments and public entrances
As part of the Derby system, it ensures compatibility and consistency across wider street furniture schemes.
Manufactured in galvanised steel, this steel litter bin liner is designed for demanding outdoor conditions and frequent emptying cycles. The material provides strong resistance to corrosion, impact, and daily wear.
Key benefits include:
• Galvanised finish for improved weather protection
• Rigid structure to retain shape under load
• Suitable for long-term public realm use
• Straightforward cleaning and maintenance
This galvanised litter bin liner is well suited to locations where dependable waste infrastructure is required year-round.
Designed to fit Derby slimline bins, the liner incorporates integrated lifting handles to support efficient servicing by maintenance teams.
Product features include:
• 90 litre capacity
• Slimline format for compact litter bin designs
• Two handles positioned on the 410mm side for safe removal
• Dimensions: 700mm high x 410mm wide x 340mm deep
This makes the Derby litter bin liner a practical choice for routine waste collection in busy environments.
This liner is intended for use across a selection of Derby slimline litter bins and can be specified as part of a complete waste management package.
It can also be paired with other Broxap street furniture such as:
• External litter and recycling bins
• Bollards and pedestrian management products
• Seating and planters for coordinated public realm schemes
