Description
The Multisort 60L Four Stream Bundle Kit is the complete separation setup, adding paper and cardboard to landfill, recycling and food organics. Four colour coded lids sit on the same 60L grey bin body for 240L of total capacity, and every bin in the bundle kit is quantity adjustable before checkout so paper heavy offices and schools can weight the station accordingly. The 10% bundle discount applies at any configuration.
Key Features
- Four 60L colour coded bins for landfill, can and plastics recycling, paper and cardboard, and food organics
- 240L total capacity at the default quantity of one bin per stream
- Each bin measures 65cm high, 28cm wide and 51cm deep, and weighs 2.2kg empty
- Blue lid paper recycling bin for offices, classrooms and print areas
- Lid colours follow Australian waste stream conventions, matching your signage and your contractor’s collection
- Quantity adjustable per bin with a minimum of one, so any stream can be scaled up
Benefits
- Full separation across all four streams, supporting diversion reporting and waste targets
- Keeping paper out of the co mingled bin protects its recovery value
- Uniform grey bodies and compact footprints create a tidy, professional waste station
- 10% bundle saving compared with ordering each bin individually
Safety Information
- Position bins on flat, stable ground, clear of walkways, doorways and fire exits
- Line all rubbish bins and empty organics frequently to control odour and pests
- Flatten cardboard before disposal to prevent overfilling and jamming
- Lift with a straight back, or use two people where bins are heavy or wet
- Never place hot ashes, broken glass, chemicals or clinical waste in general waste bins
- Clean and sanitise bins regularly, particularly the food organics bin
FAQs
- What is a four stream waste separation system? A four stream system separates general landfill, co mingled recycling, paper and cardboard, and food organics into dedicated bins. It is the full separation setup used in offices, schools and facilities that need to report on diversion rates.
- Why does paper and cardboard need its own bin? Clean, dry paper and cardboard has a higher recovery value when it is kept out of the co mingled stream, where glass fragments and liquid residue can contaminate it. Offices and schools generate enough paper volume to justify a dedicated blue lid bin.
- What do blue lid bins collect in Australia? Blue lids indicate paper and cardboard under the Australian waste stream conventions. Suitable material includes office paper, envelopes, newspaper and flattened cardboard, while waxed, laminated or heavily soiled paper is excluded.
- How much space does a four bin waste station take up? Four 60L bins give 240L of total capacity across the four streams. Each bin has a compact footprint of around 65cm high, 28cm wide and 51cm deep, so a full four bin station fits neatly along a wall in most offices and school corridors.
- Are bundle kits cheaper than buying bins separately? Yes. A 10% bundle discount applies to these kits regardless of the quantity selected for each bin, so buying a complete waste station as a kit costs less than ordering the same bins as individual lines.
