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Nexus® City 240 Food Waste Recycling Bin

A food waste recycling housing unit, for wheeled waste bin containers. The unit is extremely robust and easy to clean. The large capacity and clear recycling graphics make it suitable for outside offices, residential buildings and supermarkets.

Nexus City 240 Food Waste Bin with pedal front view

Close up of the foot pedal on the Nexus City 240 Food Waste Bin

Nexus City 240 Food Waste Bin with foot pedal

Nexus City 240 Personalisation Example Area

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£682.85

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£819.42 inc. VAT

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Top door graphic +£14.67

Front door graphic +£40.85

Flap graphic +£27.27

Foot Pedal Kit +£70.00

A3 Poster Frame Kit +£46.67

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Features / Specifications

Nexus City 240 is a robust, attractive food waste recycling housing.

The unit features a soft-close aperture flap that keeps vermin out and odours in.

Nexus City 240 houses a 240 or 140 litre wheeled container and has an easy to use 5-point interlocking door that provides strength and security.

Recessed food waste graphics are clear and easy to understand and reduce cross-contamination of waste. The graphics are robust and hard wearing, mark resistant and can be jet washed clean.

Nexus City 240 is ideal for use anywhere large volumes of food waste are generated, and co-ordinates with the Nexus 360 Recycling Bin to offer a complete recycling bin solution.

When purchased in the black model, this recycling bin contains 15% recycled content.

This product is fully recyclable at the end of its life providing any stickers or graphics have been removed.

Design Features

Houses a 240 or 140 litre wheeled container.
Curved sloping hood prevents waste being left on top of the bin.
Robust aperture flap with large handle and durable stainless steel hinge.
Soft close mechanism ensures aperture flap always closes quietly.
Aperture flap is designed to create a seal, keeping vermin out and odours in.
Large, clear graphics promote correct use.
Smooth surfaces inside and out make cleaning the housing a simple task.
Double-skinned construction adds stability and strength to ensure a long service life.
5-point interlocking slam-shut door is robust and secure.
Base ramp makes it easy to roll a wheeled container in and out of the housing.
Location points are moulded into the base of the housing to make sure the wheeled container is in the right place every time.

Colours

Bin body, door & aperture flap: Anthracite Grey, Black (15% recycled content).

Product Options

Poster frame kit or personalised graphics are available - please contact us for details.
For personalised graphics options please contact our sales office.
Durapol® foot pedal offers hands-free opening.
What is this? Nexus® City 140 Food Waste Recycling Bin - Stainless Steel Foot Pedal

Materials

Bin body, door and aperture flap: Durapol® Material

Soft close aperture flap rod hinge: Carbon steel

Dimensions

Height: 1399mm

Width: 807mm

Depth: 900mm

Base Depth: 752mm

Weight: 32kg (without wheeled liner)

Liner capacity: 140ltr or 240ltr

Personalisation Examples

Nexus® City 240 Food Waste Recycling Bin with personalised front graphic

Please note: some artworks have been supplied complete by the customer. Please request a quote if you would like to discuss your personalisation options.

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Nexus® City 240 Recycling Unit

Glasdon UK | Product Testing | Nexus City Food Waste Recycling Bin

Glasdon UK | Nexus® City 240 Food Waste Unit

Glasdon UK | Product Testing | Nexus® City 240 Recycling Bin

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