Heavy Duty Swing Bin Liners x 100
Heavy Duty Swing Bin Liners are a practical replacement liner for swing-top waste bins in busy shared spaces. They help housekeeping and cleaning teams collect everyday general refuse from staff kitchens, offices, hotel facilities, shops and washrooms as part of a regular emptying routine.
Made from white polythene and supplied in packs of 100, these liners provide a convenient stock for premises with several bins to service. A correctly fitted liner helps keep the waste together during removal and reduces direct contact between discarded materials and the bin interior.
The listed dimensions are 13 × 23 × 30 inches. Compare these with the bin opening and depth, leaving enough material to secure the liner over the rim and close it after filling. Check the lid movement after fitting. Explore our pedal and swing bin liners when different bin styles are used across the same premises.
Choose this liner for appropriate everyday general refuse rather than specialist waste. Keep recycling in the collection stream agreed with your waste contractor, and select a different sack grade or format if the waste point requires it. The wider bin bags and liners range includes alternatives for other collection tasks.
Key Features & Benefits
- Heavy-duty swing-bin format: intended for routine general waste in a matching swing-top bin.
- White polythene: a practical liner material for everyday commercial cleaning.
- Pack of 100: supports regular replenishment across multiple waste points.
- Listed size of 13 × 23 × 30 inches: compare the dimensions with the bin before ordering.
- Easy replacement routine: remove the filled liner and fit a fresh one when the bin is emptied.
- Flexible workplace use: suitable for offices, kitchens, hotels, retail areas and washrooms.
Directions for Use
Fit inside a clean bin
Remove the bin lid if needed and open the liner fully. Place it inside the clean, dry container with the bottom supported. Fold the open edge over the rim without stretching the bag and replace the lid.
Check the swing lid
Move the lid through its normal range to make sure the liner is not caught or obstructing it. Adjust the folded edge so the bag stays in position while waste is added.
Fill and close
Add suitable general refuse without pressing it down by hand. Keep the contents below the level needed to close the liner securely. Remove the lid as required, release the bag from the rim and close the top before taking the waste out.
Remove, replace and store
Support the filled liner and avoid snagging it on the bin or dragging it along the floor. Transfer it to the designated collection point, clean the bin when soiled and fit a replacement. Store spare liners away from heat, sharp edges and children.
Product Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Product type |
Heavy-duty swing bin liners |
| Material |
Polythene |
| Colour |
White |
| Listed dimensions |
13 × 23 × 30 inches |
| Pack quantity |
100 liners |
| Product code |
YPF |
| Bin type |
Swing-top bins matching the liner dimensions |
| Application |
Everyday commercial and domestic general refuse |
FAQs
How many swing bin liners are supplied?
Each pack contains 100 white heavy-duty swing bin liners for regular replacement during cleaning and waste-collection rounds.
What size are these liners?
The listed size is 13 × 23 × 30 inches. Check the dimensions against the bin opening and depth, allowing room for the rim and a secure closure.
Will they fit every swing-top bin?
No. Swing bins vary in shape and size. Compare the dimensions before ordering and check that the fitted liner does not obstruct the lid.
Are they suitable for staff kitchens and washrooms?
Yes, for suitable everyday general refuse. Keep recyclable materials and specialist waste in separate designated containers according to your collection arrangements.
Does heavy duty mean the liner can hold sharp waste?
No. Avoid sharp objects, broken glass, hot waste and free liquids. Use a container designed for the material being discarded and do not compact contents by hand.
Can these polythene liners be recycled after use?
Check whether your waste contractor accepts polythene film and whether the used bag is suitable for that collection. A liner containing general refuse should follow the specified general-waste route.
