Why use a wall-mounted bin in a toilet?
To equip your sanitary facilities, the installation of a bin is necessary if only to collect the paper hand towels made available to users.
Choosing a wall-mounted bin addresses hygiene and ease of maintenance requirements compared to litter bins, especially in high-traffic areas . If your restrooms are only used by a few people, a floor-mounted bin won't be a problem, but in facilities cleaned several times a day, such as airports, public buildings, train stations, etc., a wall-mounted bin is necessary to facilitate quick and efficient floor cleaning. It also improves hygiene, as the absence of a lid reduces contact and allows waste to be deposited directly into the opening.
What type of bin should I choose?
Depending on the sanitary environment, you can choose between a wall-mounted bin made of steel or ABS.
In humid, chlorinated or seaside environments where corrosion can take on a more aggressive proportion than normal, the choice of ABS is essential .
In this case, Tork offers designer wall-mounted bins that integrate perfectly with a line of matching soap, toilet paper and hand towel dispensers.
This bin is available in black or white and in 5L or 50L .
In other cases, steel perfectly meets the requirements of your sanitary equipment.
Rossignol offers a range in 10 and 20 litres in white, grey, manganese black and stainless steel finish.
These models are offered with or without a support bracket for the inner bag, which can be ordered separately.
Wall mounting, support bracket and bin bag compatibility
All our wall-mounted sanitary bins come with the necessary fixing kit for direct installation on standard sanitary walls (plasterboard, plaster tiles, ceramic tiles). Rossignol models offer an optional inner bag retaining bracket that improves the seal and prevents overflows. This option is recommended for 20L and larger models in high-traffic areas. Bin bag compatibility: 10L models accept our 20L HDPE bags with a discreet outer flap; 20L models accept our 30 to 50L bags. See our range of 5 to 50L bin bags.
Wall-mounted sanitary waste bins and public access building (ERP) requirements: what the regulations say
The French Labor Code mandates the provision of waste collection facilities in workplace restrooms (article R4228-7). For public establishments (ERP), the standard departmental health regulations require a collection system at each restroom. In the food service industry, the HACCP approach recommends contactless waste bins (with a swing lid or free-opening wall-mounted bin) in food preparation areas adjacent to restrooms. The wall-mounted waste bins offered on this page all meet these operational requirements.