Derby Pedal Bin - 60 Litre - Red


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The Derby 60 Litre Pedal Bin is designed for facility managers and homeowners who require a robust, hygienic waste management solution for high-traffic areas. Its primary benefit is the hands-free, pedal-operated lid that minimizes cross-contamination, though its larger 60-litre footprint requires a dedicated corner or floor space to avoid obstruction in tighter walkways.
| Colour | Red |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 348012 |
| Brand | Derby |
The bin is 500mm wide, 360mm deep, and 680mm high.
No, this model features a standard mechanical pedal-operated lid.
While it is made of shock-resistant plastic, it is intended primarily for indoor use. Prolonged UV exposure may degrade the material over time.
Standard 60-litre capacity bin liners are compatible with this model.
Use a soft brush or a damp cloth to remove any dust or debris from the hinge area to ensure smooth operation.
Check the underside of the bin to ensure the pedal lever has not been obstructed by debris or foreign objects.
Ensure the bin is not positioned too close to a wall, as the lid requires enough rear clearance for the hinge to pivot.
Regularly wash the interior with warm soapy water and ensure the base is kept dry after cleaning.
Setting up the Derby bin is straightforward: place it on a level surface with enough overhead clearance for the lid to open fully to its 680mm height. For optimal hygiene, use standard 60-litre bin liners that are slightly oversized to ensure a secure fit around the rim. Cleaning is simple: wipe down the exterior and interior surfaces with a damp cloth and mild detergent. Avoid using abrasive scouring pads, as they may scratch the plastic finish over time. For deep sanitation, the bin can be rinsed with water, provided it is dried completely before replacing the liner.