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Infra-red Technology
With touch free sensors for clever waste disposal - simply hover your hand 10cm above the lid to open. Closes after 5 seconds of inactivity.
Contemporary Style
Hygienic and sleek looking too, with a slimline silhouette. Perfect for contemporary kitchens - more colours and sizes available.
Easy Care
In non-corrosive polished stainless steel, plus a matching lid. Has two removable inner buckets for easy cleaning.
As Seen In
This collection is a press favourite, and we hope you like it just as much. Here's an example of who loves it and where it has featured.
Andy, Chief Technology Officer says
“ These sensor bins not only look the business but they're easy to use and hygienic too. Beware though - if you like gadgets you may find yourself hovering by the bin a bit too much! Not a great look.
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| Get this dispatched | Within 7 - 9 weeks |
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| Standard delivery price | £8.90 (free on orders over £300) |
| General Dimensions | 76cm height x 36cm diameter |
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| View dimensions diagram |
| Materials | Body and lid - non-corrosive stainless steel. Inner buckets - plastic |
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| Finish | Polished |
| Capacity | 56 litres - 2 buckets |
| Opening and closing mechanism | Touch-free sensor technology - opens and closes automatically |
| Batteries | Requires 4 x D batteries - not included |
| Assembly | Not required |
| Weight | 7kg |
Goes well with
2 x Factory Chairs in Brus... £149 Typical high street £349
Limpet Hooks Multicolour, ... £19 Typical high street £79
Axis Shelving Unit, Walnut... £149 Typical high street £359
Questions about the Stainless Steel Sense Recycling Bin (8)
Sharon 13 Sep 2012
Will I be able to clean the lid of this bin by submerging it in hot soapy water?
Made Customer Services 13 Sep 2012
The sense bins are made from metal and can be cleaned with a towel or a damp cloth. However the lid contains the batteries and sensor so should not be subjected to immersion in water.
Carol 9 Jan 2012
Can I use this bin without batteries? How would I operate the lid manually?
Made Customer Services 9 Jan 2012
The lid of the sense bin has two indentations which can act as a handle if you wish to operate the bin without batteries.
Kumiko 1 Jun 2012
How do I insert the batteries?
Made Customer Services 1 Jun 2012
There is a compartment underneath the lid that you can remove the cover from and then insert the batteries.
Miriam 14 Jan 2012
Is there a way to manually open the lid on the Sense bin?
Made Customer Services 14 Jan 2012
The bin can be used manually. You just need to lift the lid up and there is no need to have batteries if you do not want to.
Terry 27 Jul 2012
How long will batteries last?
Made Customer Services 27 Jul 2012
This depends on how much the bin is used. Batteries should last several months and you can also use rechargeable batteries should you wish.
David 7 Dec 2012
How tall is this bin with the lid up?
Made Customer Services 7 Dec 2012
The 50L bin and recycle bin with the lid open are 107 cm tall. The height of the 30L bin is 77cms from floor to tip with the lid open.
Victor 23 Feb 2013
Is the recycle bin bigger than the the other bins in the collection? What is the capacity of the bin?
Made Customer Services 23 Feb 2013
The overall dimensions of this bin are shown on the thumbnail image above. Each of the 2 buckets has a 28 litre capacity.
Ben 6 Feb 2013
What are the best sized bin bags for the Sense recycling bin? Also is there a particular way you are supposed to fit them so that they do not slide down the sides of the bin?
Made Customer Services 6 Feb 2013
Our sense bins will take the standard 30L bin bags. A securing ring ensures the bag does not slide down when in use.
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