£301.40
The Brabantia Touch Bin is a 60L kitchen waste bin with a mineral-textured finish. It features a soft-touch closure that reduces noise, making it ideal for busy households. Use it to organise waste efficiently while supporting sustainability.
- The soft-touch closure with dampened hinge ensures quiet and easy operation every time.
- With a large 60L capacity, it accommodates substantial waste and allows for easy dustpan emptying.
- Made from corrosion-resistant materials for long-lasting durability in any kitchen environment.
- Cradle-to-Cradle Certified at Bronze level, meeting rigorous standards for material reuse and environmental impact.
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Description
xBrabantia's extra large Touch Bin with removable lid unit allows you store up to 60 litres of waste. The opening is big enough to empty a dustpan without spilling. And with the unique soft-touch closure with dampened lid hinge, you can say goodbye to irritating clattering when opening or closing the bin.
Each bin is individually sprayed to create a contemporary and luxurious mineral-textured finish for an expressive look. Colours have been carefully selected by expert trend forecasters giving your kitchen a cool, modern vibe.
PerfectFit Brabantia Bags available separately, size code H.
Brabantia soft-touch closure - easy and light operation
Large opening allows for easy waste disposal with reduced spilling
Ideal for large amounts of waste
Protective floor ring to prevent marks
Made from hard wearing corrosion-resistant materials
These waste bins not only help you to organise and separate your waste, but are pretty sustainable themselves too. These beauties are Cradle-to-Cradle® Certified at level Bronze. They meet strict requirements for the (re) use of materials, renewable energy, water management and social justice.
