Spring 2020: Best built-in kitchen bins for 600mm cabinets

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How to Install an In-Cupboard Kitchen Bin

Modern kitchens serve so many purposes; we cook, clean, socialise and work here, so it’s no surprise that we want to make sure they’re as functional as possible. And one of the most practical ways to do this is by maximising the available space with clever storage solutions. Installing an in-cupboard kitchen bin comes with a host of benefits, with many customers highlighting their integrated bin as one of the kitchen essentials they couldn’t do without. A bin that you fit into your cabinet frees up floor space and keeps waste hidden while also providing a convenient recycling station. These bins are also relatively simple for the competent DIYer to install – so long as you have the right instructions! It’s worth noting that a carpenter or handy person can install a bin for you, it doesn’t necessarily have to be a kitchen fitter. Here’s what you need to know before installing your integrated kitchen recycling bin. How to Turn a Kitchen Cabinet into a Bin There are several ways to turn your kitchen cupboard into a recycling bin, with a great selection of products for cabinets with pull-out doors, hinged doors and options suitable to fit under sinks. How you fit your bin will largely depend on what kind of cupboard you’re installing it into, as the corresponding bin units will have different frames and measurements. Anyone can turn their kitchen cabinet into a bin as in-cupboard bins can be retrofitted into existing cabinets or added to your new build. If you’re in the design stage and you or your kitchen fitter would like any more details on any of our in-cupboard products, get in touch with the Binopolis team, and we’ll be happy to help.. If you’re sold on the idea of an in-cupboard bin but aren't sure where to start or are still considering products, check out our guide to the best kitchen bins from the best brands for a snapshot of some of our bestselling bins. We stock bins from industry-leading brands like Wesco, Hailo and Vauth-Sagel, so you can be sure you’re getting the utmost quality. Where to Install Your Integrated Bin While most people probably don’t have a spare cupboard that doesn't get used at all, you might have one that doesn’t make the most of its storage potential and would serve you better when repurposed as a bin. Where you install a bin in your existing kitchen will likely come down to your layout and the dimensions of your cabinets. If you have a 600mm-wide cupboard you can spare, this will allow you to fit some of our biggest capacity bins, ensuring you won’t have to empty rubbish as frequently. However, you’d be surprised by how much capacity even a narrow 300mm cabinet can hold. If you can devote a cabinet like this to a bin, you can have up to 40 litres of recycling capacity ingeniously hidden inside. Measuring Up for Your Kitchen Bin When you’re choosing an in-cupboard bin, you’ll first need to establish three key measurements that’ll indicate which bin you can fit. These include: Cabinet width (internal and external) Cabinet height (typical cabinets are usually 680mm) Cabinet depth (kitchen cabinets are generally somewhere between 450mm and 600mm) We stock an extensive range of products to fit numerous cabinet sizes, so you will likely find something to fit your cupboards even if they have non-standard measurements. You can see the measurements and dimensions for all our products in their product description, so provided your own measurements are accurate, you should have no problem finding a bin to fit your cupboard. You can read our buying guide to in-cupboard bins for more information and some additional tips on measuring up. How to Install In-Cupboard Bins for Cabinets with Pull-Out Doors Bins for cabinets with pull-out doors are a precise fit to the internal width of the cabinet. Where we say bins for 400mm doors, for example, that is the starting point to identify the size of base unit or cabinet that the model is designed to fit, but from there it’s important to check that your internal width is correct for the product. For instance, the internal width for a cabinet with a 400mm wide door is likely to be within a tolerance of 362-368mm, which the bin needs to fit to in order to function properly. Once you’ve checked the internal width, please then check the internal depth you have, from front inner edge to the back panel or wall, as depth is the dimension which varies most across cabinets and also bin models. Finally check the height inside the cabinet, you may have the full height to devote to a bin, but if you have a top drawer or simply don’t need the tallest capacity bins, there are lower height models to choose from. Most of our pull-out products come with soft-close runners to allow for easy operation. You will need to fit these runners to the sides of the cabinet casing, which can take some skill as you’ll need to ensure they are level. You will also need to attach the bin unit to the back of your cabinet door, again ensuring everything is properly aligned. All of our bins for cabinets with pull-out doors come with instructions or fitting templates specific to each model to ensure installation is as straightforward as possible. If you would particularly like a model with a fitting template included, look for Vauth-Sagel, Hailo, Gollinucci and Blanco models which all come with a card template which is held up to the cabinet sides and door, giving you the exact fixing positions. However models from Wesco, Ninka and Tecnoinox do come with printed instructions and we also send our customers buying these models our own detailed fitting notes by email. So, you or your fitter will have all the necessary fitting information, and we are here to answer any additional fitting queries. Pull-Out In-Cupboard Bins Frequently Asked Questions We are often asked about these particular points: Can I convert a hinged door cabinet to a pull-out? In principle you can remove a door from its hinges so that it becomes a panel to apply to the front of a bin unit for pull-out doors. One issue is that if you have a handle down one side of the door, this may not be ideal over years of pulling out a finely-balanced pull-out bin, which are best pulled out from the centre of the door, but if you can alter the handle position, or possibly create a routing or groove for pulling out, this will help. I have an in-frame cabinet: how do I fit a pull-out bin? The key dimension here is the width of the ‘exit’ through the frame, which will be the door width. Because the bin unit needs to pull out through the frame, this width will determine the size of the bin unit to fit. If the internal cabinet width is wider than the width of the frame/door, you will need to line or batten the inside cabinet sides to achieve the correct fitting width for the bin model. For example, if you have a 600mm base unit with a framed door, you will likely need a bin unit from the section for ‘500mm doors’, because these will fit to an internal width of 462-468mm and therefore should pull out through the frame. One point to check here is with doors which may have a thinner central panel – if the door has a thicker surround, this needs to be wide enough to accommodate secure fixing of the door brackets. My cabinet is a non-standard size: can I fit a bin for pull-out doors? The internal width of a cabinet is the key dimension in determining which bin unit you can fit. If you have a bespoke or unusual internal width, you should be able to batten or line the internal sides to achieve the correct width as specified on the product page. If you have a restricted depth front to back, or lower height, there are many options with shorter fitting depths or lower heights. Remember, if it appears that your internal depth is not enough to fit the bin you’re interested in, it can be possible to remove the upper part of a back panel in order to free up more depth. If you’re still unsure about which bin is right for you, explore some of our most popular products in our guide to the best integrated bins for 600mm-wide pull-out cabinets. How to Install In-Cupboard Bins for Cabinets with Hinged Doors Generally, the bins for cabinets with hinged doors are the simplest installations. Many of these bins have a metal frame which screws to the base of the cabinet, giving you some leeway as to where you position it within the width of the cupboard. These bins are very easy to fit, with most requiring just 4-6screws to hold the bin in place – when installed, you simply open the door and pull the bin out from the cabinet with the panel at the front. When pushed back in, the door then closes. As these models are self-contained units, each bin will fit any cabinet with the minimum designated width or wider. It’s worth noting that the largest capacity double compartment bins for hinged door cabinets are under the heading of ‘400mm hinged doors’ – these can fit cabinets of this size upwards. You could position the bin unit on one side of a wider cabinet and use the remaining space for extra storage. Each in-cupboard bin for cabinets with hinged doors comes with specific measurements, so you can get a good idea of how it will fit within your cupboard. We also have a selection of bins which attach to a hinged cabinet door and swing out when the door is opened, allowing for easy access. These bins tend to be cylindrical or in a rectangular shape to fit across the back of the door. Please check the space that you have inside the cupboard if looking at this type, as many have lids which stay inside the cupboard and the volume of the bin itself needs to swing back into the cabinet too. In-cupboard Bins for Hinged Door Cabinets Frequently Asked Questions We are often asked about these particular points: I have a 600mm or wider hinged door cabinet, what are my bin options? There is one Blanco bin model (pictured below shown under a sink) made to fit across a 600mm cabinet, but you can also fit any hinged door model by positioning it either in the centre or to one side of the cabinet (checking the depth and height of each model too). It can be possible to fit two bins for a 300mm cabinet into a 600mm unit, side by side. This method could offer up to 80 litres of capacity by fitting two 40L single bins, or perhaps one single and one double compartment bin, to create a 3 compartment recycling set up. How do the bin units fit round the hinges inside the cabinet? The product widths given for the bins which fix to the base of hinged door cabinets are measured at the maximum point, which is across the back of the lid. The height of these bins is designed to fit below the top hinge in most installations, and, at the bottom front of the bin, the combination of tapered bin containers and the open nature of the steel frame means that the units are designed to fit away from the bottom hinge in most common hinge sizes and designs. How to Install In-Cupboard Bins for Under-Sink Cabinets The same general fitting instructions as above will likely apply to bins for under-sink cabinets, with some additional considerations. If you are installing a bin in an under-sink cupboard, the bin you choose will need a lower height and shorter depth than other in-cupboard options as you’ll have to fit it in front of or below pipework and plumbing. This is why understanding the correct measurements is essential, whether you would like a pull-out door for your sink cabinet or whether the door will be on hinges. To find out which of our bins are most suitable for under-sink installation, see our guide to the best kitchen bins for under-sink cabinets. Our bins in this range will come with specific fitting instructions for each product, along with a fitting video for additional guidance. The simplest installations include bins for cabinets with hinged doors, or lower height and depth models for pull-out doors. Blanco, Hailo and Vauth-Sagel bins all come with a card template giving you all fixing positions needed for accurate fitting. So long as you choose the correct size model and follow the fitting instructions supplied with your bin, whether a template or working from our emailed detailed notes, installation shouldn’t be a problem. There are plenty of ways to get the most out of your waste storage systems, and installing an in-cupboard bin might just be the perfect space-saving solution for your kitchen!

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The Best Kitchen Bins for Under-Sink Cabinets

If you’re looking for ways to maximise your bin storage, making the most of the cabinet space under your sink could be the ideal solution. Putting a bin in your under-sink cupboard means you can store rubbish out of sight while keeping it in a handy, central location that is often underutilised. As you’ll have to work around pipes and plumbing, bins with a low height and shallow depth are perfect options for these spaces. We have a great range of kitchen bins that fit the bill in this regard, with varying capacity options that have numerous compartments. Our in-cupboard bins for under-sink installation are also available for pull out and hinged door cabinets, ensuring you can find a product that works for your space, providing a convenient recycling and waste storage solution. What Size Bin Do You Need for Under-Sink Cabinets? Sizing a bin to go under your sink can be more challenging than doing so for regular cupboard spaces. This is because you’ll need to work around plumbing and the limited cupboard depth. If you’re looking to install a bin in an existing under-sink cupboard, check the available height under the U-bend and the remaining depth in front of any other plumbing to ensure you measure for a shallow enough bin. If you are planning to incorporate one of our in-cupboard bins for potential under-sink installation into a new kitchen, consider whether the plumbing can be made to work around your chosen model. Sometimes positioning pipework even a centimetre or so higher can make the difference between being able to fit a bin or not. Our selection of bins that work well in under-sink cupboards tend to be shorter and are typically under 450mm in depth, with options for a depth of as little as 325mm. Check out our Buying Guide to in-cupboard kitchen Bins for more insight into sizing and choosing in-cupboard bins for various cabinet types. The Best In-Cupboard Bins for Under-Sink Cabinets with Pull-Out Doors Even when considering these size requirements, there are plenty of options for under-sink cabinets with pull-out doors to choose from, with efficient design from leading brands, including Wesco, Hailo and Blanco. Wesco Pullboy-Z Bin for Under-Sink Cabinets The Wesco Pullboy-Z 34L two-compartment integrated bin is a fantastic option for shallow cabinets, requiring space to accommodate a depth of just 403mm and a height of 335mm. Equipped with two separate compartments, this model offers plenty of capacity for the average household and provides a convenient way to sort different kinds of waste. Operation is smooth and effortless with full extension, soft close runners, and, like many of our bins, this model is complete with a steel lid that can act as a handy shelf to store liners or cleaning products. If you have a large household and tend to fill your bin up fairly quickly, a larger capacity bin may serve you better, in which case a bin located under a sink bin is unlikely to give you the space you need and you would be better served using a full height cabinet or the space under a drawer. Hailo Cargo Synchro Bin for Under-Sink Cabinets Hailo offers some brilliant in-cupboard products, including those suitable for under-sink installation. The Hailo Cargo Synchro three-compartment 54L recycler is a particularly good example. It has a depth of 405mm and height of 424mm, packing in plenty of capacity to ensure no inch of cupboard space goes to waste. With one 28 litre and two 13 litres buckets, sorting rubbish is easy – one of the smaller compartments also comes with a lid making it ideal for food waste. All the compartments have easy access and are covered by a sheet steel lid topped with an anti-slip rubber mat. This product is also equipped with Grass Nova Pro soft-close over-extension runners for quiet, easy operation, adding to the overall quality of the design. The Hailo Cargo Synchro range is available in several other sizes, with varying capacities, compartments and door widths. Blanco Select Bin For Under-SInk Cabinets Blanco is another brand known for its expert designs and sleek products. If you need a bin for a tight space, especially like that under a sink, something like the Blanco Select 50 two-compartment 38L recycler is ideal; it measures just 361mm high and has a fitting depth of 450mm. For convenient sorting, the compact, efficient design houses two compartments, each 19 litres. These buckets can also be easily lifted out to ensure you can clean and empty them with ease. Like other similar products, the Blanco Select range is equipped with a handy steel lid and soft close runners. You can find this model in various sizes that give a little more capacity. The Best In-Cupboard Bins For Under-Sink Cabinets with Hinged Doors There are also some excellent products to choose from if your under-sink cabinets have hinged doors. When fitting an integrated bin for hinged doors, the self-contained units are fixed to the cabinet base. This means you can fit them where you like, navigating around pipework. Wesco Shorty Bin for Under-Sink Cabinets The Wesco Shorty 30L low level two-compartment recycler is designed to work with almost any under-sink cabinet with doors of an external width of at least 500mm. It measures just 345mm high and has a depth of 325mm, helping you make use of tight under-sink cupboards. This unit contains two 15 litre buckets with an integral plastic lid that covers the bins and can store liners. Its steel frame is easily fixed to the base of your cabinet, and full extension runners mean the bin can be opened and closed smoothly. Wesco Slim-Line Bin for Under-Sink Cabinets If you don’t need multiple compartments to separate waste, the Wesco Slim-Line 19L single compartment waste bin is ideal. With plenty of capacity for everyday waste, this model fits along the width of the door, so requires a depth of just 210mm and is suitable for cabinets with a minimum width of 450mm. The lid of this bin fixes to the side of your cabinets, covering the bin when it is closed. It is suitable for both right and left opening doors. The durable stainless steel body with inner plastic lining is designed to last and will serve you well for years to come. Blanco Pro Bin For Under-Sink Cabinets If sorting recycling is a concern for you, the Blanco Pro three-compartment 39L recycler is a great solution. With 350mm high and 400mm, this design can be suitable for under-sink installation and makes fantastic use of your 600mm under-sink cupboards. Again, the unit is easy to fit to the base of your cabinet and the three 13 litre plastic inner buckets give you plenty of waste storage options that can be cleaned and emptied easily. The Best Under-Sink Bins For Pan Drawers As pan drawers for sink base units become increasingly popular, so too do bins that can be installed into these cupboards. We have a range of products suitable for 600, 800, 900, 1000 and 1200mm wide drawers. Bins for pan drawers consist of several bin containers, each with lids, that sit inside a base tray. They offer numerous compartments that allow you to sort your recycling. Something like the Gollinucci Sistema 9XL pan drawer range that requires a minimum height of just 220mm is ideal for these shorter sink drawers. Modern kitchens are at their best when they are as functional as possible, which means making the most of all available space. Shop our range of bins suitable for under-sink cabinets to ensure this area of your kitchen doesn’t go to waste! Please ensure you always cross-reference the correct dimensions of your cabinet with the dimensions of the product (detailed on the product page) to ensure your chosen bin is suitable for the installation space. Explore our blog to find out more about the best kitchen bin solutions for modern living, including where to put a bin in a small kitchen. If you have any questions about our products, please don’t hesitate to contact our team here at Binopolis.

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Can I Put a Bin in a Kitchen Unit?

At first, many people might not realise what great products there are for dealing with their kitchen recycling and waste separation. But when you’re in the market for a new waste solution, it becomes clear just how many options there are – which can lead to a multitude of questions and considerations. One of these questions being, can you put a waste bin in your kitchen cupboard? The short answer is yes, you certainly can! You’ll see that here at Binopolis, we stock an extensive range of in-cupboard kitchen bins for various cabinets and bin capacities. An in-cupboard bin is exactly what it says in the name – it is a bin that sits within your kitchen cupboard, which you access simply by opening the cabinet door. You can find out more about the key points to consider when choosing such a bin with our buying guide to in-cupboard kitchen bins. The Benefits of Integrated Kitchen Bins But why would you want a bin fitted into your cupboard? There are numerous reasons why an integrated bin might be the perfect option for you, including: Freeing up floor space that freestanding bins take up. Providing a hidden waste solution for a sleek, modern kitchen design. Offering a convenient recycling solution with numerous compartments in one place. In-cupboard bins can be retrofitted into existing kitchen units or can be planned in at the design stage of new kitchens, meaning, provided you have the cupboard space, any kitchen can benefit from the great features offered by integrated bins. Check out our guide to establish whether a freestanding or in-cupboard bin is right for you, along with some of the top styles to choose from. Where Should You Put Your Kitchen Bin? If you decide a cupboard is the best place to put a bin in your kitchen, you will need to ensure there’s enough available cupboard space to house a bin that meets your requirements. For this, you’ll need to consider: Internal cabinet width Internal cabinet height Internal cabinet depth Any pipework or other possible obstructions Each of our products comes with detailed descriptions and accurate dimensions to ensure you can find the correct bin for your space. There are also several types of cupboard that are compatible with integrated bins, including: Cupboards with pull-out doors Cupboards with hinged doors Under-sink cupboards Pan drawers This means you can choose from numerous options, tailoring your bin to your space and requirements. Pull-Out Kitchen Bins In-cupboard bins for cabinets with pull-out doors are fitted on a set of runners, allowing for super easy access as you pull the unit open and close with a gentle touch. Most of our bins for pull-out doors have soft-close runners which are extra robust with especially light, smooth and quiet operation, and which complete the closing of the door for you A small number of other pull-out door models have ball-bearing runners which are still highly functional and simply require you to push the door closed. Our bins for pull-out door cabinets come in various sizes and with numerous compartments, offering the ideal recycling solution as you can efficiently sort between different kinds of waste with easy access to each bucket. You’ll find premium designs from top brands like Hailo, ECO and Vauth-Sagel, with many bins also coming with a handy inner shelf that sits inside the cupboard, so you can store liners or cleaning products in one place. This inner shelf also covers the bins when the cabinet is closed, acting as a baffle to reduce odours. Some bin units come with lids for individual bin containers, so a smaller container of around 8-12 litres with a lid could be used as a food waste caddy. The ECO brand is one of our most popular ranges in this style and is available for numerous cabinet sizes along with varying compartments and capacities. The Vauth-Sagel ES-Pro range is another great example of this style of bin, also coming in various sizes and combining excellent build quality with brilliant design, packing in generous capacity to maximise your waste storage options. Kitchen Bins for Hinged Doors Bins for cabinets with hinged doors are self-contained within a frame that is then fitted into your cabinet floor, allowing you to simply pull out the bin from the cabinet when the door is opened. You’ll also find that some models, like the Peka Mullboy bins which are fixed in part to the inner-cupboard door and will open with the door. Like our pull-out range, we offer bins suitable for cabinets measuring from 300mm up to 600mm and options for numerous compartments. Bear in mind that because these models for cabinets with hinged doors fix to the cabinet base, they can fit into wider cabinets. For example, the Wesco Big Bio Double or Hafele 2-compartment recycling bin are an ideal solution for the average household, offering generous waste storage and seamless access. Although they fit to a minimum of a 400mm cabinet, they can be used in 450, 500 or 600 cabinets as they have the largest capacity double bin containers. Kitchen Bins for Pan Drawers Bins that sit inside wider pan drawers are perfect for those that want to optimise every area of available kitchen space. Here, numerous containers and lids sit within a base tray, ensuring the buckets are secured and covered. Durable, expert designs from leading brands like Wesco, Tecnoinox and Gollinucci provide a highly-efficient waste solution. Our products for pan drawers fit cabinets from 600mm wide up to 1200mm wide. With numerous compartments and incredibly easy access, sorting and disposing of waste has never been simpler. The Tecnoinox Tecnobig 5-Compartment 99L recycler is ideal for households that need to sort numerous types of waste and is also equipped with food waste compartments. This range includes an aluminium tray with aluminium brushed lids, giving a premium look and increased durability. Under-Sink In-Cupboard Bins The cupboard space beneath kitchen sinks can be a useful spot for an in-cupboard bin for many customers as it allows them to make the most of a previously under-utilised space. However, the presence of plumbing in under-sink cupboards can pose some challenges when deciding which bin is best. Under-sink bins tend to have a lower height and might have a shorter depth which accommodates any pipes. Our under-sink products tend to measure under 450mm and have a depth as little as 325mm. When measuring the space that you have for a bin in an under-sink cupboard, please allow for the U-bend and pipework at the rear – you can check the dimensions of the bin itself on the product page, under ‘Specification’. For an overview of some of the best models and their specifications, take a look at our guide to kitchen bins for under-sink cabinets. What Size In-Cupboard Bin do I Need? We have already mentioned you will need to consider cabinet height, width and depth when measuring up for your bin. However, the size you choose will primarily come down to the space available; remember that there is still scope for different compartments and capacities when selecting the right size bin and style. If possible, we recommend opting for the largest bin you can as this will mean you will have to empty it less frequently and can optimise the available space to ensure your kitchen is running at peak efficiency! In-Cupboard Bins With Several Compartments With bins ranging from 14 Litres to 108 Litres and options for bins with between one and five compartments, there are many ways to conveniently sort and store your waste when installing a bin in your kitchen unit. Having several compartments means you sort rubbish as you throw it away, segregating different types of recycling based on your local recycling regulations. Many of our multi-compartment in-cupboard bins also come with a smaller food waste bin to make your life that bit easier. If you would like a more in-depth look at bin sizes, capacities and compartments, head over to our buying guide to kitchen bin sizes. So, the definitive answer is yes, you can put a bin in a kitchen unit, and there are, in fact, numerous roads you can go down, depending on your preferences and requirements. Shop our range of in-cupboard bins now to find the ideal waste solution for your space. To explore more bin styles and discover our range of other products, read our blogs. If you still can’t quite find the product for you, please get in touch with the Binopolis team – we are always happy to talk through your options and you help find what you need!

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How to choose your built-in kitchen bin

Measuring your cabinet, plus solutions for non-standard cabinets, are covered in this first blog on the factors to consider when choosing your in-cupboard kitchen bin.  Our in-cupboard bins can be to retro-fitted into existing kitchen units or can be included as part of a new kitchen scheme.  At Binopolis we sell only premium quality brands such as Wesco, Hailo, Vauth-Sagel & Ninka as they combine great functionality with strong build quality and durability. Our range includes products that are suitable for cabinets with hinged or pull-out doors.  You just need to supply the cabinet and the door – we can provide everything else.  Choosing the right bin takes some working out and checking in advance. It’s worth taking a bit of time on this, and we’re always happy to help, so that what you order will fit! Please give us a call to discuss your needs or email your dimensions and we’ll suggest the right products to fit your cabinet. The starting point is obviously the cabinet size, so in this first blog on how to choose your in-cupboard bin, we’re looking at measurement and some of the more specific considerations for more unusual cabinets. Measuring your cabinet Measuring your cabinet starts with the door: check if it’s pull-out or on hinges and then measure the external width across the door. You then need to check three further internal dimensions: Internal width (from one side of the cabinet to the other).   The internal width is normally 30-40mm less than the external cabinet width, depending on what the carcass is made of. Most of our bins for cabinets with pull-out doors are based on soft-close runners which need to fit to certain widths, usually 38mm less then the door width (based on 19mm carcass material). If the carcass is made from 16mm material, you can use spacers or a piece of hardboard etc very firmly battened to one or both sides, to create the optimum width. If you have a non-standard pull-out door cabinet, it is still possible to batten the sides with thicker material as ling as it’s very firmly fixed to keep the runners and bin level and to cope with years of movement and the weight of the potential contents. Bins for cabinets with hinged doors are free-standing self contained units which don’t fit to the cabinet sides, so you have some leeway in which bins will fit your cabinet width. You can fill the cabinet width with the bin, or alternatively position the bin over to one side to leave space for other storage. 600mm hinged door cabinets can sometimes hold two narrow bins side by side. Internal height Our In-cupboard bins are available in a range of heights from 320mm to 600mm.  A typical kitchen unit is 680mm high and the larger capacity bins need to use the full height of a cabinet.  Bin units below 530mm in height will generally fit in a cabinet below a drawer and units below 370mm below cabinets with two drawers (but please check you measurements carefully as every unit is different). Internal depth Our in-cupboard  bins fit a range of cabinet depths from 330mm upwards (although our shortest depth bin is only 220mm deep – ideal for under sinks, fitting in-front of pipework). Most cabinets are around 500mm deep but can vary between 450mm and 600mm.  Please check the depth of your cupboard before ordering and ensure there is sufficient depth.   In tight situations it is often possible to remove the top section of the back panel of a cabinet, providing those few precious extra few millimetres to accommodate the bin mechanism. This is particularly useful to know if your 500mm deep cabinet has an internal depth nearer to 490mm after having a 10mm back panel fitted.     Other special situations Inline cabinets If you have an in-line cabinet, the door fits into a frame and the frame is narrower than the internal sides of the cabinet.  In-line cabinets pose some additional requirements for in-cupboard bins – for in-line cabinets with hinged doors you may need to build up the floor so the bin clears any lip; for in-line cabinets with pull-out doors you will almost certainly need to build out the sides internally, so that the internal sides and ‘exit’ from the cabinet are the same width: please call us if you need help on this. Under sink cabinets For many customers fitting a bin below a sink unit is an obvious place to fit an in-cupboard bin.  However, pipework and U-bends can pose special challenges.  Choosing a low height unit will minimise any fitting limitations, but you may need a bin which is both short in depth and low in height. Because of this limited space. Bins below sinks are great in compact kitchens or if you have a small household, but note that they are often not large enough to be the main receptacle for a family’s waste and recycling. The next steps in choosing the right in-cupboard kitchen bin Once you’ve established the internal space you can allocate for the bin in a new kitchen design, or have measured an existing cabinet you have for the bin, there are a few other considerations, including capacity, number of compartments and the brand or design to choose. We’ll cover those in another Blog soon, but for now look at the options available for bins for your door width and door type (and use the filters on the LHS of the page to target your specific circumstances). This will help narrow down the potential choice for you out of our large range. As always please get in touch if we can help with any aspects of choosing your in-cupboard bin.  

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Vauth-Sagel in cupboard kitchen bins

Simple to fit, premium quality and great capacity: Vauth-Sagel integrated kitchen bins can revamp and refresh your kitchen, keeping the hub of the home neat and organised. Our Vauth-Sagel in-cupboard bins for pull-out doors are a sleek, chic way to turn a cabinet into a hidden recycling bin. An integrated bin can have a transformative effect on your kitchen, freeing up floor space and keeping the waste and recycling neatly out of sight. Getting the right mix of function and style in the hardest working room in the house is important and a built-in bin is a simple-to-fit addition.  Vauth-Sagel design and produce parts for Audi, Lamborghini, BMW and Volkswagen and also provide the accessories for top of the range SieMatic kitchens. When you see which other businesses they partner with, it makes perfect sense that Vauth-Sagel products are of premium quality and also full of innovative design features.  The Pull-out door bins feature: A unique system of 'easy-fit' soft-close side runners for the bins, which are strong steel panels quickly fitted using clear fitting instructions and drilling templates. Runners, frames and lids made in heavy gauge steel which is triple coated in a sleek platinum coloured finish: extra tough, corrosion resistant and stylish to look at. Vauth-Sagel manufacture both steel and plastic parts and this ensures that the inner buckets are strong and also a perfect seamless fit into their frame. Handles on the inner bins with angled corners which align closely together to form a frame around the bins and stop small pieces falling down  between the buckets. The handles are particularly strong when lifted up to take the weight of the bin contents. Liners can be fitted around the tops of the bins and held in place with the handles.  Minimal and sleek styling which compliments contemporary kitchen designs, but of course the bins can fit into a cabinet of any design and create a hidden recycling bin with smooth functionality in any cupboard. Choose the right bin for your cabinet Start by measuring the width on the outside of the door. We have products for 300, 400, 450, 500 or 600mm cabinet widths. The width of the products themselves is based on the external cabinet width minus 2 x the thickness of the carcass material, which is usually between 16-19mm as standard. This means that for example a bin for a 600mm cabinet will measure 562-568mm wide, and take up the total width of the inside of the cabinet. Then check the height We have two ranges of Vauth-Sagel bins with differing fitting heights; 470mm and 570mm. The 470mm tall bin units have a maximum capacity of 60 litres and are great for under drawers (and maybe even a sink) and then our 570mm tall bin units which leave space above the shelf for storing items or maybe even a very slim internal drawer. Check the depth Our Vauth-Sagel bins come in 3 depths 470mm (for the lower height bin units);  476mm  and 515mm. Capacities vary from 33.2 litres right up to 91 litres with 1, 2 or 3 compartments depending on overall size. Our largest single compartment bin unit is 44 litres; there are double bins from 49 litres to 88 litres and triple bins from 53 litres to 91 litres.  How many compartments do you need? The final decision to make in choosing your bin is the configuration of inner 'buckets' that will be best for your needs. There are single, double and triple versions available.. Vauth-Sagel Integrated bins are designed to fit the maximum capacity into your cabinet space, spread across one, two or three inner bins, so that you can sort and store your recycling and waste quickly and easily. If we can help with any more information on these fantastic products, or you want to check if they will fit your cupboard, just call or email with your dimensions and we'll work it out and confirm the best product for you. Click here to look at our Vauth-Sagel range 

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600mm built-in kitchen bin: DIY project

All of our in-cupboard bins will transform your cabinet into a top quality built-in bin, but if you have a 600mm cabinet you can fit a bin with the most generous capacity.  If you're are working on a new kitchen or are planning some kitchen DIY this is a perfect time to order and fit a built-in bin which will magically hide your waste and free up floor space. In-cupboard bins can be retro-fitted into an existing kitchen, or planned in at the design stage, and our customers love the transformative effect they can have in hiding away copious amounts of recycling and waste, leaving a streamlined and organised kitchen. Our In-cupboard bins are available for all standard cabinet widths, and the range divides between bins to attach to pull-out doors and those for fitting inside cabinets with hinged doors.  This blog is about 600mm cabinets, and if you can devote this size of cabinet to housing your bin, you can install some of the largest capacity bins we have. But don't despair if you don't have a 600mm cabinet available, as we have bins for 500mm, 450mm, 40mm and 300mm wide units. If we can help with choosing a bin for any size cabinet, please get in touch. Read on for our suggestions for both Pull-out and Hinged door 600mm cabinets: PULL-OUT DOORS   We have a great range of bins for 600mm pull-out doors with nearly 40 options to choose from. All our in-cupboard bins our sourced from quality manufacturers including brands such as Vauth-Sagel, Hailo, Ninka, Blanco, Gollinucci and Tecnoinox - plus many more. Although all designed to fit 600mm wide cabinets the bins do come in different depths, from 403mm up to 530mm - so this a critical measurement to take before selecting your bin. The more depth you have - the greater choice available. Capacities' also vary, from our lowest capacity at 34 litres up to our largest at 108 litres and bins can have 1, 2, 3 or 4 compartments.   HINGED DOORS Our bins for hinged door cabinets are an easy fit solution, with most just requiring 4 or 6 screes into the base of the cabinet to secure them. The range of bins specifically built for 600mm wide cabinets is actually very limited due to the weight the bins would have to carry when full of waste. However, its worth remembering that any of our bins from the 300/400/450/500mm wide cabinets can be installed in a 600mm wide cabinet. Infact our Wesco and Hafele 2-compartment 64 litre bins from our 400mm wide cabinet range are excellent choices for a 600mm cabinet.  They don't take up all the cabinet width so they leave some useful storage space down one side for other kitchen items.  You can also install 2 of bins for 300mm cabinets into a 600mm wide cabinet - boosting capacity up to an impressive 80 litres using two of out Wesco Big Boy 40l bins as per below:   It's worth remembering that the bins for Hinged doors can be fitted in wider cabinets if you want to place a bin on one side and a water filter, heater or more storage on the other side.  . NEED SOME ADVICE? WE'RE HERE TO HELP As you can tell from our very detailed blog, we are big fans of the these products. We help customers every day with choosing the right In-cupboard bin for their cabinet size and for their recycling needs . This really does ensure that the right bin is supplied the first time.  Because these products last many years, it's worth taking a bit of time to compare the sizes and options for your cabinet before ordering. Just email or call us with your dimensions and we'll be happy to suggest the right bins to fit. We can help over the phone too, looking at options at the same time on the site and discussing the features and sizes.  So if you want to make great use of your 600mm cabinet, or any cabinet, by creating a hidden bin, look at our In-cupboard bins section and our Buying Guide to In cupboard Bins, which shows all of the bins we have in a handy list format. You can also narrow down some options for your cabinet size by using our Quick Product Finder - see the very start of the in-cupboard section and follow the links. Please just ask if you need any advice, we can help with both design ideas and technical queries. 

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Drawer-based integrated kitchen bins

Behind closed drawers: our new Hailo in-cupboard bins will transform kitchen drawers into hidden recycling systems. Easy to retrofit or for incorporating into a new kitchen design to ensure it is as efficient and ergonomic as possible, these new bins have been designed for use within your existing drawer using your own cabinet door or drawer front for a sleek and streamlined kitchen.  This new range has been created with pan drawers in mind and also provides great solutions for using the space below sink installations: the systems stand 430mm above the internal drawer base to the top of the steel lid, so could be fitted below a sink if you have the height available. We are always looking for bins which will help make the most of your space and allow you to integrate recycling into your kitchen where you need it most: near to where you prepare food and clear away the waste. These new bins add to our already wide range of built-in in-cupboard bins. There are 3 models for 500mm, 600mm and 800mm wide cabinets: all need to be used with a drawer with a minimum overall depth of 450mm (measured on the runners), and a minimum of 400mm depth inside the drawer itself. 500mm drawers The Hailo Triple XL Recycling System for 500mm-wide drawers offers a generous 49-litre capacity, which is split between a large 30-litre bin and a separate 19-litre compartment. The bin system comes with a full width steel lid which fits to the cabinet sides, covering the bins when the drawer is closed. 600mm drawers Slightly larger, the Hailo Triple XL Recycling System designed for use with 600mm-wide drawer units, boasts a 56-litre capacity. It has one 30-litre and two 13-litre bins, which are perfect for sorting and storing recycling. It also has a full-width lid which is strong enough to use as a handy shelf.  800mm drawers The biggest model within the new range is the Hailo Triple XL Recycling System for 800mm-wide drawers, which has a generous 79-litre capacity, making it perfect for large households. As well as two 30-litre bins, it also features a 19-litre container for added flexibility. It too comes complete with a lid to fit in an 800mm external width cabinet, which doubles up as a storage shelf. Each of the new, high-quality, drawer-based Hailo Triple XL Recycling Systems feature bins that are made from strong, easy-clean, grey plastic, which are held neatly in position by steel frames. Like many of the bins within the Binopolis portfolio, the new Hailo Triple XL Recycling Systems come with free, next-day delivery and, for added peace of mind, a two-year manufacturer’s warranty. Whether you are looking to transform an existing drawer into a super-functional waste and recycling bin or incorporate one into your initial kitchen design to ensure it is in a practical, ergonomic position, we have a model to suit your needs. If you don’t have a drawer but would like to add one to your cabinet in order to install a bin, we can supply a Blum soft-close drawer mechanism, base and back: get in touch with us before ordering so we can supply the best type for your needs. Note: Since this blog was first posted this range of Hailo bins has been discontinued. However, we now have a much wider range of bins suitable for drawers and pan-drawers for width from 600mm up to 1200mm from Wesco, Gollinucci and Tecnoinox. Check them out here:  

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The best built-in kitchen bins and recyclers for kitchen cupboards from Vauth-Sagel

Integrated bins revamp your kitchen, keeping the hub of the home sleek and organised. House Beautiful, the leading homes and interiors magazine, is packed with ideas to update and refresh your kitchen in its Kitchen Revamps September supplement.  We're delighted that our Vauth-Sagel in-cupboard bin for pull-out doors is featured as a sleek, chic way to turn a cabinet into a hidden recycling bin. An integrated bin can have a transformative effect on your kitchen, freeing up floor space and keeping the waste and recycling neatly out of sight. Getting the right mix of function and style in the hardest working room in the house is important and a built-in bin is a simple-to-fit addition.  If Audi, Lamborghini, BMW and Volkswagen made bins, this is what they'd be like! Not such a strange thought, as Vauth-Sagel design and produce parts for all of these companies together with accessories for top of the range SieMatic kitchens.  When you see which other businesses they partner with, it makes perfect sense that Vauth-Sagel products are of premium quality and also full of innovative design features. The Pull-out door bins feature: 1. A unique system of 'easy-fit' soft-close side runners for the bins, which are strong steel panels quickly fitted using clear guide templates and simple tool-free fixings. 2. The runners, frames and lids are triple coated in a sleek platinum coloured finish which is extra tough and stylish to look at. Vauth-Sagel manufacture both steel and plastic parts and this ensures that the inner buckets are strong and also a perfect seamless fit into their frame. 3. The handles on the inner bins have angled corners which align closely together to form a frame around the bins and stop small pieces falling down between the buckets. The handles are particlularly strong when lifted up to take the weight of the bin contents. Liners can be fitted around the tops of the bins and held in place with the handles.  4. The styling is minimal and sleek which compliments contemporary kitchen designs, but of course the bins can fit into a cabinet of any design and create a hidden recycling bin with smooth functionality in any cupboard. Choose the right bin for your cabinet Start by measuring the width on the outside of the door. We have products for 400, 450, 500 or 600mm cabinet widths. The width of the products themselves is based on the external cabinet width minus 2 x the thickness of the carcass material, which is usually between 16-19mm as standard. This means that for example a bin for a 600mm cabinet will measure 562-568mm wide, and take up the total width of the inside of the cabinet. Then check the height you have available for a bin. If you have most of the height of the cabinet free, you can fit the our largest Vauth-Sagel bins  bins which are the tallest at 570mm high when installed. These tall bins have a steel lid which is fixed to the cabinet sides and if it is around 10cm lower than the worktop, you'll still have enough space to use it as a shelf for liners etc. Alternatively if you have a drawer above the bin, or if it's below the sink, look at the lower capacity bins (2-3 compartments up to 60 Litres total capacity) which are 470mm high. These lower capacity bins have a lid on sliding runners which can be pulled out independently over the bins to act as a useful shelf: see the image below, and the lid is shown in action in the video on the product page. Check the depth you have for the bin: the standard depths taken up by the Vauth-Sagel bins range from 470mm (lower heigh bins); 480mm and 515mm. The final decision to make in choosing your bin is the configuration of inner 'buckets' that will be best for your needs. There are double and triple versions available, and you can also consider the idea of combining a double in-cupboard bin with a food waste caddy to create a triple recycling solution. Vauth-Sagel Integrated bins bring premium quality and unique design to our In-cupboard bins range at Binopolis. If we can help with any more information on these fantastic products, or you want to check if they will fit your cupboard, just call or email with your dimensions and we'll work it out and confirm the best product for you. Click here to look at our Vauth-Sagel range  

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Built-in In-cupboard Bins for kitchen cabinets with 400mm wide doors

A built-in bin keeps the hub of the home looking sleek and minimal. Neatly concealed within a kitchen cabinet, an integrated bin keeps your recycling and waste neatly sorted and out of sight.  Our extensive collection of in-cupboard bins from Wesco‬ and Vauth-Sagel are some of the strongest and most durable available and they are perfect for fitting into your existing kitchen furniture or into a new kitchen scheme.  Our range includes In-cupboard bins for all standard cabinet widths, divided between bins to attach to pull-out doors and those for fitting inside cabinets with hinged doors. So if you're planning your new kitchen, or need a new recycling and waste solution to freshen up and tidy your kitchen, we should have an integrated bin to suit you. Please get in touch for help with choosing a bin for any size cabinet, but this blog is all about 400mm cabinets: read on for our suggestions for both Pull-out and Hinged doors PULL-OUT DOORS We offer a choice of 14 bin units for 400mm wide cabinets with pull-out doors. All are top quality products which should stand up to years of use in your kitchen, with steel runner mechanisms and a choice of recycling configurations so you can separate your recyclables and waste to suit your needs. they are from some great German and Italian brands including Vauth-Sagel, Hailo, Ninka, Gollinucci and Wesco. FULL CABINET HEIGHT Most of bins for 400mm cabinets make as much use of the vertical height as possible but come with an overall shelf / lid which can be used to store cleaning cloths or liners. This excellent customer review on our Feefo feedback site sums up the sort of products we provide: "This bin assembly is a perfect fit for a Howdens 400mm base unit and glides in and out smoothly. The two containers are of a generous size (only slightly less than a normal swing bin) and easy to remove for emptying and cleaning. The unit appears to be robust and well made enough to stand up to prolonged use - but clearly only time will tell on this point. There's a very handy shelf included over the top of the bins where bin bags can be stored - and which should also help to contain any nasty bin-smells! Fitting was quick and easy once I'd figured out what went where, although getting the door attached and adjusted exactly right does take care and attention. Very practical and completely hidden from view until it's needed, all in all we're very pleased with this neat, fully integrated solution to the kitchen waste-bin problem." To help imagine the overall capacity , it’s worth remembering that 30 litres is the capacity of many single standard kitchen bins (usually the cylindrical type).  BELOW DRAWER HEIGHT Three of the options we offer fit comfortably under a drawer (others may also but as always check the overall dimensions and the space in your cabinet). These include 2 great capacity bins from Gollinucci which have two 29 Litre bins making a great option for separating out waste and recycling.   HINGED DOORS It's worth remembering that most of our bins for Hinged doors are designed as self-contained ‘frame’ units, ready to simply screw into the cabinet base. This means they can be positioned flexibly and fitted in wider cabinets if you want to place a bin on one side and a water filter, heater or more storage on the other side.   Some of the most useful and effective bins for hinged doors will fit into the width of a 400mm cabinet, but check the depth and height of each product particularly if you have pipework to work around.  Two of our best selling bins are the Wesco 64L bin with 2 large 32l buckets and the Hafele 64L bin unit, again with two 32 litre buckets but with a steel pull-out handle and lid and handles on both buckets. Triple compartment bins are so useful if you need to separate your recycling and waste into three sections: all can be neatly sorted and hidden away in the cabinet. The Hailo Tandem 3 compartment bin  has one 18L and two 8.5L buckets (one with its one lid - ideal for food wate), and with a height of 346mm this is a very popular bin for fitting triple recycling separation into a compact cabinet space. One happy customer reports “I purchased the largest unit I could fit in the cupboard and am very pleased with it as a smaller one would not have worked so well with a family of 5.  The clutter is now hide-able but when we are cooking/cleaning we leave it open to fire everything in as we go. The floor area next to the back door used to build up with an overflowing caddy ready for the trip in the rain to the compost or out to the recycling bins so this is a brilliant solution.  Everyone I have shown is impressed.” Our range of Wesco products with Stainless Steel inner buckets make them particularly good for commercial kitchens where hygiene regulations can often stipulate stainless steel finishes, but its durability and craftsmanship make it a great choice for homes too. NEED SOME ADVICE? WE'RE HERE TO HELP We help customers every day with choosing the right In-cupboard bin for their cabinet size and for their recycling needs. This really does ensure that the right bin is supplied the first time.  Because these products last many years, it's worth taking a bit of time to compare the sizes and options for your cabinet before ordering. Just email or call us with your dimensions and we'll be happy to suggest the right bins to fit. We can help over the phone too, looking at options at the same time on the site and discussing the features and sizes.  So if you want to make great use of your 400mm cabinet, or any cabinet, by creating a hidden bin, look at our In-cupboard bins section and our Buying Guide to In-cupboard Bins, which identifies some of the key aspects and things to consider. Please just ask if you need any advice, we can help with both design ideas and technical queries. 

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Kitchen Update: fit an in-cupboard kitchen recycling bin

Now's the time to order one of our top quality bins to be ready for guests or if you're planning to do some home improvement  to update your kitchen.  With recycling options, smooth soft close, extra strong build quality and a wide range to cover standard cabinet sizes, our in-cupboard bins from leading brands such as Vauth-Sagel, Hailo, ECO, Wesco and Ninka  bins can be added to your new build or retrofitted into existing cabinets. They have a transformative effect in the kitchen, turning a cabinet into a hidden bin to free up floor space and hide your waste. If you think you haven’t got enough cupboard space to devote to a bin, even a narrow 300mm cabinet can be converted into a recycling bin, as this kitchen shows. If you can devote a cabinet like this to a bin you can have up to 42 litres of recycling capacity ingeniously hidden inside it. Hidden bins help to keep the streamlined look of your kitchen, Another clever space saving option is to use the area under your sink but this will seriously limit the size of bin you can use and is not recommended for larger households and families. If you're in the process of planning or fitting a new kitchen, you can give some thought to the capacity of bin you will need and allocate a cabinet to it. If you or your kitchen fitter would like to see technical drawings or fitting instructions for any in-cupboard kitchen bin, just give us a call and we can email them to you. These often help with the planning and design stages. Integrated in-cupboard bins are just as successful when retrofitted into an existing kitchen. Although the bins are designed with standard cabinet sizes in mind, it's often possible to fit a free-standing bin into a non-standard cupboard. Check the internal depth and height of the cabinet and avoid plumbing or other obstructions. The bin dimensions given on the product pages are all for the dimensions of the bin itself when fitted into the cupboard- the volume it takes up - so you can see accurately if it will fit your cupboard space. When you're choosing an in-cupboard bin, start by measuring the external width of the cabinet, then refer to our Buying Guide to In-cupboard bins for a list of products for Pull out or Hinged doors. The simplest products have a metal frame which screws to the base of the cabinet and gives some tolerance on where to position the frame within the cupboard width. These products are generally for hinged doors. For cabinets with pull-out doors, we have a number of products which combine frames screwed to the cabinet base and door. Thees are easy to fit and less expensive but don't include soft close runners Other products for pull-out doors are based on soft-close 'drawer' runner systems to give you extra smooth operation and up to 30Kg load bearing performance. This is important when you consider the weight of full bins, especially at larger capacity, being moved in and out many times a day for years. Cheaper products don't often survive this workload, which is why we don't sell them! The vast majority of In-cupboard bins are based on soft-close runners which attach to the sides of the cabinet and are designed to fit exactly into "standard" cupboard widths, assuming that the carcasses are built using 16mm, 18mm or 19mm wide MDF or wood. Some products are only designed to work with 18 or 19mm thick carcasses so check carefully before ordering.   So if you're planning to install an in-cupboard bin to help keep the kitchen tidy and deal with the extra recycling and waste that Christmas brings, please have a look at the range or start with our Buying Guide to In-cupboard bins which provides the key information you need. As always at Binopolis just give us a call if you need any product or fitting advice and ideas. If you have cupboard dimensions and you'd like some help with choosing the right bin to fit, just email or call us and we'll be happy to help. We can help ensure that the right bin is delivered to you first time.

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Looking for bin for a 600mm wide kitchen cabinet?

Read our guide to your in-cupboard bin options: top quality, large capacity bins to magically hide your waste and free up floor space. They can be retro-fitted into an existing kitchen, or planned in at the design stage, but all have the almost magical effect of turning a cabinet into hidden bin, helping to keep your kitchen well organised. Our In-cupboard bins are available for all standard cabinet widths, and the range divides between bins to attach to pull-out doors and those for fitting inside cabinets with hinged doors. If you can devote a 600mm pull-out cabinet to housing your bin, you can install some of the largest capacity bins we have. If you have a hinged door on your 600mm cabinet, you could consider converting the door to a pull-out, or alternatively you can fix one or two bins inside your cabinet, perhaps in combination with other storage. Read on for our suggestions for both types of 600mm cabinet! PULL-OUT DOORS We have a choice of over 40 integrated bins for 600mm for cabinets with pull-out doors, from top brands including Vauth-Sagel, ECO, Hailo, Wesco, Tecnoinox and Gollinucci. All are top quality Italian or German-made products which should stand up to years of use in your kitchen, with steel soft-close runner systems and a choice of recycling configurations so you can separate your recyclables and waste to suit your needs. One of the key considerations in selecting a bin for a cabinet with pull-out doors is the depth of cabinet you have as there is no 'standard' depth of cabinet and can vary from under 450mm to more than 530mm.    HINGED DOORS We also have a great choice of bins for Hinged Door cabinets to fit cupboards from 300mm to 600mm wide. It's worth remembering that any of the bins for Hinged doors can be fitted in the specified or wider cabinet if you want to place a bin on one side and a water filter, heater or more storage on the other side.  For example in a 500mm wide cabinet you can fit any bin from our 500, 450, 400 or 300mm width range. Obviously if you fit a smaller width bin this will leave some extra space down one side of the cabinet to store other kitchen items.  For a 600mm hinged door cabinet made from standard 16-19mm material, you can also make great use of the internal width for two large single bins, such as the Big Boy 40L Waste bin 755WS640-85, which would give you 80L of copious capacity. NEED SOME ADVICE? WE"RE HERE TO HELP As you can tell from our very detailed blog, we are big fans of the these products for the transformative effect they can have in hiding away copious amounts of recycling and waste, leaving a streamlined and tidy kitchen. We help customers every day with choosing the right In-cupboard bin for their cabinet size and for their recycling needs . This really does ensure that the right bin is supplied the first time.  Because these products last many years, it's worth taking a bit of time to compare the sizes and options for your cabinet before ordering. Just email or call us with your dimensions and we'll be happy to suggest the right bins to fit. We can help over the phone too, looking at options at the same time on the site and discussing the features and sizes.  So if you want to make great use of your 600mm cabinet, or any cabinet, by creating a hidden bin, look at our In-cupboard bins section and our guide to in cupboard bins, which shows all of the bins we have in a handy list format. Please just ask if you need any advice, we can help with both design ideas and technical queries. 

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NEW premium range of In-cupboard kitchen recycling bins from Vauth-Sagel

Vauth-Sagel Integrated bins bring premium quality and unique design to our In-cupboard bins range at Binopolis. Why is it the only other In-cupboard range we want to bring you, alongside our already popular range of fantastic Wesco products? The production quality of Vauth-Sagel equals Wesco and once again the manufacturing expertise of this German family business shines through in its products. The side panels, frames and lids are triple coated in a sleek platinum coloured finish which is extra tough and stylish to look at. Vauth-Sagel manufacture both steel and plastic parts and this ensures that the inner buckets are strong and also a perfect seamless fit into their frame. If Audi, Lamborghini, BMW and Volkswagen made bins, this is what they'd be like. Not such a strange thought, as Vauth-Sagel design and produce parts for all of these companies together with a huge range of cabinet drawers and baskets for SieMatic kitchens.  When you see which other businesses they partner with, it makes perfect sense that their own products are of premium quality and also full of innovative design features. These include: 1. A unique system of 'easy-fit' soft-close runners for the bins, which fit to the sides of the cabinet using the template provided and simple fixings All supplied with your bin). 2. A lid set on independent sliders, so that it can be pulled out as a separate shelf strong enough for cleaning materials, liners, papers etc. It's then pushed back in to cover the bins when the cabinet is closed. It's really an extra cabinet feature included in the price of the bin. (note this is available on the lower Vauth-Sagel bins (under 470mm high). The lids on the taller bins are fixed to the side of the cabinet and do not slide out.) 3. The handles on the inner bins have angled corners which align closely together to form a frame around the bins and stop small pieces falling down between the buckets. The handles are particularly strong when lifted up to take the weight of the bin contents. Liners can be fitted around the tops of the bins and held in place with the handles.  4. The styling is minimal and sleek which compliments contemporary kitchen designs, but of course the bins can fit into a cabinet of any design and create a hidden recycling bin with smooth functionality in any cupboard. We have the core range of 1, 2 and 3 compartment Vauth-Sagel bins for cabinets with pull-out doors, from 300mm to 600mm wide. The depth taken up by the bins varies from 470mm to 515mm so check that the one you have selected fits the depth of your cabinet..  Please get in touch if we can help with any more information on these fantastic products, or you want to check if they will fit your cupboard, just call or email with your dimensions and we'll work it out and confirm the best product for you. Vauth-Sagel in-cupboard bins are an investment in premium quality which will work beautifully for you for many years to come.    

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Great built-in kitchen bins for 300mm wide cabinets

Do you have a 300mm wide cabinet? Choose from some 20 In-cupboard bins to free up floor space and hide away your waste: make the most of all your cupboard space.  Our In-cupboard bins are available for all standard cabinet widths, but our 300mm range is very popular with customers in city apartments to country cottages, and all compact kitchens in between!  ten of the 300mm bins are for pull-out doors, including the Bio Double 36L which gives you great capacity in a small space, and the extra durable Stainless Steel recycler, both based on self-contained frame units which are simply fixed to the base of the cabinet and then to the door.   The other Pull-out options are two 300AZ Recyclers, unique in using a Blum soft-close drawer unit in the base of the cabinet with two copious buckets standing on a platform. These are available in 36L and a great 42L option which cleverly makes use of extra height in the cabinet to gain extra capacity.  See our full range of bins for cabinets with Pull-out doors by clicking here. The other bins for 300mm cabinets are all for use with hinged doors, based on a frame unit which is very simple to screw into the cabinet base. These recycling bins are mostly 30L in capacity, but the Big Bio Double is 36L due to its extra height at 465mm - you have a 26L and a 10L bucket which is great for food waste recycling.  The 300mm cabinet range also includes five single-bucket bins, which many of our customers use in conjunction with either a free-standing bin or a compost pail, if they need to separate their recycling and rubbish. they come from great brands such as Blanco, Gollinucci, Hailo and Wesco. The 32L Bio Single bin is 570mm high and 330mm deep, so it can fit in front of pipework, sockets etc. The Big Boy Waste bin is 40L which is achieved by using a depth of 450mm which will fit most standard cabinets. It's worth remembering that the bins for Hinged doors can also be fitted in wider cabinets if you want to place a bin on one side and a water filter or more storage on the other side. As you can tell we're used to looking into the precise measurements of these bins, and this reflects the fact that we help customers every day with choosing the right In-cupboard bin for their cabinet. This really does ensure that the right bin is supplied the first time. Because these products last many years, it's worth taking a bit of time to compare the sizes and options for your cabinet before ordering. Just email us with your dimensions and we'll be happy to suggest the right bins to fit and make use of our friendly and knowledgeable customer service. So if you want to streamline the look of your kitchen by creating a hidden bin, look at the In-cupboard bins section and just ask if you need any advice. Even a small cabinet can conceal a really good sized bin and make a big difference in how you use your kitchen space.

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The Wesco Pullboy-Z Range of In-Cupboard Kitchen Bins

If you thought Integrated bins only came with new fitted kitchens, think again: you can retro-fit one of our In-Cupboard kitchen recycling bins into your existing cabinets! The Pullboy Z range of integrated bins from Wesco is a high quality, beautifully designed solution for kitchen cupboards which have pull-out doors - the drawer unit fixes to the back of the door and when you pull open the door the bins slide out for use and then hide away when you push the door to.  The range of Pullboy Z units we offer are available to fit a range of door sizes:  400mm; 450mm; 500mm  and 600mm wide and in a range of sizes – from 34 Litres up to 80 Litres capacity with 2, 3 or 4 compartments depending on the model.  The critical choice is to choose a unit that fits your cupboard door – the width in the description refers to the outer width of the door and then an allowance of 16-19mm  is made for the thickness of the carcass on each side in supplying the actual unit.  The other key measurement is the height which can vary between 400mm and 576mm depending on the door width and capacity chosen.  The Pullboy Z range is designed to work with a Blum Tandembox Drawer unit.  This fixes to either side of the kitchen cabinet and provides the mechanism for the waste unit to glide in and out of the cupboard.  All the Pullboy Z units we sell come supplied with this Blum unit and the cost is built-in to our price – although if for some reason you do not need it (perhaps if you are replacing an existing unit) then we can adjust the price for you to exclude it.  Just call us on 01425 508474 before you order and we will make the necessary adjustment to your order.  Fitting is relatively easy for any reasonably competent DIY enthusiast - the key requirement being to get the Blum Tandembox at the same height and level on both sides.  Full fitting instructions are provided and we are happy to supply a copy of these in advance if you need them.  The Pullboy Z unit itself is made of powder coated steel in a quality German-engineered frame and when used with the Blum Tandembox provides a ‘soft-close’ facility meaning no banging drawers!  The unit comes with a steel lid which covers up any waste and keeps it discreetly hidden.  If you have any extra height in your kitchen unit you can store things like liners or newspapers on top of the lid.  The bins themselves are in a smart grey plastic with carry handles so removing them is easy – larger bins come with double handles for extra strength.  To see our full range of Pullboy-Z bins click here. For other options or to see the range in more detail take a look at our Buying Guide To In-Cupboard Bins.  In addition to the Pullboy-Z range we sell in-cupboard bins to fit kitchen units with hinged doors, and also other options for units with pull-doors. 

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Choose From Our Great Range of In-cupboard Kitchen Bins

At Binopolis we carry a great range of in-cupboard kitchen bins designed to hide away waste and rubbish in built-in kitchens.  Most in-cupboard bins in our range have recycling features with 2, 3 or 4 compartments but some also have a single compartment, with capacities from 19L to 72L depending on cabinet size and door type. These bins are designed for use in either cupboards with hinged doors or for use in cupboards with pull-out doors and also for pan-drawers.  For cupboards with hinged doors most units are built in a frame which is fixed to the floor of the unit and then after opening the door you can just pull out the bin on a set of runners.Some fix to cabinet side and the door and open out into the kitchen with it when opened. Our range for bins for pan-drawers are great to make most use of the large drawers now often found in kitchen designs.  There's a great range to choose from across leading German and Italian Brands including Hailo, Vauth-Sagel, ECO, Tecnoinox, Ninka, Wesco, Peka and Blanco For cupboards with pull-out doors there is a choice between using a frame unit or a unit where the runners fit to each side of the cabinet.   This latter type fit the cabinets exactly so it is important to make the right choice.  The size is guided by the out cabinet size and fittings included make allowance for carcasses between 16-19mm thick.  The units with runners fitted to the sidewalls of the cabinet have soft close runners and glide in and out of the cupboard and close the last few mm on their own.. See our Buying Guide to In-cupboard Bins for further details Call us on 01425 580474 if you want any help in making the right choice.  We are always happy to help!