Addis 3 x 40L Recycling Bins RGB | Triple Colour Coded Lid Kitchen Bin Set

I recently purchased the Addis Recycling 40 Litre Set of 3 Waste Utility Plastic Bins, and I'm beyond impressed! These bins are a game-changer for my recycling efforts. The interlocking clips make it easy to keep them together, saving space and adding convenience to my garage. I love the vibrant color-coded lids—blue, red, and green—which make sorting recyclables simple and intuitive. Each bin holds a generous 40 litres, perfect for my family's needs. The quality of the plastic is robust and sturdy, ensuring they will last for many years. The lift feature on the lids provides easy access and makes it effortless for my kids to help with recycling. Not only do these bins look good with their sleek design, but they also encourage everyone in the household to be more environmentally conscious. Overall, I highly recommend the Addis Recycling Bins for anyone looking to streamline their waste management system. They are practical, stylish, and supportive of a sustainable lifestyle!

Great bins for separating recycling. They connect together via the lids. Good size too so they can be emptied every 4 days or so. Would recommend.

Easy simple item

Bought these bins for a specific place it unfortunately they weren’t quite big enough so I returned them for a refund

Great news idea as I have steps to negotiate to get to my recycling area. These save me as they are able to be put outside my back door to access! Therefore saving me going up and down steps each time I need to dispose of recycling

Excellent price and product

They are in tune with the requirements of local government and allow transfer from the kitchen to the collection point easily. They are strong and colour coding allows easy separation of different waste items

The bins are a reasonable size and fit perfectly in my cubbyhole. I was impressed they were made with recycled plastic. However, two of the lids had a small piece each broken off (where you can attach the bins). The bits were in the bottom of the last bin (they were stacked to be shipped). By this point, I'd already put re-cycling labels on the bases. I would've sent them back but tbh I couldn't be bothered taking the labels off, re-boxing three bins & lids, & then driving to the post office to send them back. I wasn't sure whether I could just get the 2 lids replaced, which would've been more manageable. If it wasn't for the damage, I would've given a higher rating.