Wheelie Bin Liners

• Heavy duty construction handles heavy loads, wet waste and sharp objects.
• Leak-resistant material prevents liquids from reaching the bin and causing odours.
• Sized for Australian bins fits standard 120L, 240L and 660L wheelie bins.
• Star seal option available in 240L for superior strength at the base.
• Gusseted designs expand to fit bin shape and maximise capacity.
• Perforated roll option available for easy one-at-a-time dispensing.
• Clear and natural colours allow contents visibility for waste management.
• Extra length overhang allows secure folding over bin rim.
• Keeps bins clean reduces need for bin washing and deodorising.
• Bulk carton quantities provide cost-effective supply for households and facilities.

For Households

• Keeps council wheelie bins clean and odour-free.
• Prevents food waste from sticking to bin walls.
• Makes bin emptying faster and cleaner on collection day.
• Reduces need for bin washing and hosing out.
• Contains leaks from food scraps and liquid waste.

For Commercial Facilities

• Heavy duty construction handles commercial waste volumes.
• Prevents contamination between waste streams.
• Maintains hygiene in bin storage areas.
• Reduces pest attraction from food residue.
• Enables clean bin rotation without washing.

For Property Managers and Body Corporates

• Keeps shared bin areas clean and presentable.
• Reduces odour complaints from residents.
• Minimises bin cleaning and maintenance costs.
• Clear bags allow easy verification of waste stream compliance.
• Bulk quantities suit multi-bin facilities.

For Facility Managers and Procurement

• Three sizes cover standard Australian wheelie bin requirements.
• Multiple format options suit different dispensing preferences.
• Australian stock ensures reliable supply without import delays.
• Consistent quality from established manufacturing partners.
• Cost-effective bulk pricing for high-volume facilities.

Residential Use

• Council kerbside collection bins (general waste, recycling).
• Garden waste bins for green waste collection.
• Garage and shed waste collection.
• Renovation and cleanout projects.
• Seasonal cleanup and decluttering.

Multi-Unit Residential

• Apartment building bin rooms.
• Shared basement bin storage.
• Strata property common areas.
• Aged care and retirement village waste.
• Student accommodation facilities.

Commercial and Hospitality

• Restaurant and cafe back-of-house bins.
• Hotel and accommodation waste management.
• Shopping centre bin compounds.
• Food court and food retail waste.
• Entertainment venue waste collection.

Industrial and Facilities

• Factory and warehouse general waste.
• Construction site waste management.
• Office building bin compounds.
• School and education facility waste.
• Sports and recreation venue bins.

Events and Temporary Use

• Festival and outdoor event waste stations.
• Markets and pop-up venues.
• Sporting events and concerts.
• Community events and fairs.

120 Litre: Fits standard household wheelie bins provided by most Australian councils. These bins are approximately 55cm wide × 50cm deep × 95cm tall. The 120L liner is also suitable for small commercial skip bins and large indoor waste stations.

240 Litre: Fits large council kerbside bins used for general waste or recycling. These bins are approximately 58cm wide × 73cm deep × 107cm tall. Available in multiple formats including flat pack, roll and star seal to suit different preferences. Most common size for commercial facilities.

660 Litre: Fits large commercial wheelie bins and industrial skip bins. These bins are approximately 126cm wide × 77cm deep × 120cm tall. The gusseted design expands to fit the bin shape and provides maximum usable capacity. Essential for high-volume commercial waste management.

Flat Pack: Individual bags stacked flat. Easy to store and grab one at a time. Preferred by households and facilities that change bins infrequently.

Perforated Roll: Bags connected on a perforated roll for tear-off dispensing. Stores neatly and allows quick one-at-a-time access. Ideal for commercial facilities changing multiple bins daily.

Star Seal: The bottom of the bag uses a star-shaped heat seal pattern instead of a straight seal. This distributes weight more evenly and provides superior strength at the base. Best for heavy loads and wet waste.

Gusseted: Bags with folded sides that expand when opened. Conforms better to rectangular bins and provides more usable capacity than flat bags.

Most Australian councils provide 120 litre bins for general waste and green waste, and 240 litre bins for recycling. Check the capacity marked on your bin lid or measure the bin dimensions. The 120L liner fits bins approximately 55cm wide, while 240L fits bins approximately 58cm wide.

Yes. Council bin trucks lift and tip the entire contents including the liner bag. The liner simply slides out with the waste. Using a liner does not affect the emptying process and actually makes it cleaner. Ensure the liner is not tied to the bin rim.

A star seal is a bottom seal pattern that distributes weight more evenly across the base of the bag. This provides superior strength and is less likely to fail under heavy loads. Star seal bags are recommended for wet waste, food scraps, and heavy loads. For light dry waste, a standard flat seal is adequate.

Replace the liner each time the bin is emptied by council collection or waste contractor. For household bins collected weekly, this means one liner per week per bin. Some users place a fresh liner in the bin immediately after collection so it is ready to use.

Clear and natural bags allow contents visibility which helps with waste management. Property managers can verify waste stream compliance, and users can see how full the liner is. For the 120L size, black liners are also available for those who prefer concealed contents.

Check with your local council. Some councils accept liners in recycling bins while others require recyclables to be placed loose in the bin. The liner will end up at the recycling facility and may be removed during sorting. For co-mingled recycling, liners are generally acceptable but check local guidelines.

For a household using one liner per bin per week with weekly collection: a carton of 200 bags (120L) lasts approximately 4 years for a single bin, or 2 years if lining both general waste and recycling bins. For 240L with 100-250 bags per carton, this provides 2-5 years supply.