The super high-quality garbage bin box with wooden doors offers space for a 120 liter or 240 liter garbage bin. The great look is rounded off with a flatroof or planter top. All common garbage bins according to DIN or EN have space to fit easily into the garbage bin box.
PRODUCT FEATURES

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Extremely high-quality processingand durable, robust material
- Unique price-performance ratio ONLY at My Mülltonne
- Highest quality, top design, made in Germany
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Individual design options with different colors
- Easy to use thanks to the "My Mülltonne principle"
- Delivery is fully assembled
- No ground anchoring required
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:
120 liter boxes:
Number of bins
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1 garbage bin |
Weight (flat roof)
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approx. 52 kg |
240 liter boxes:
Number of bins
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1 garbage bin |
Weight (flat roof)
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approx. 66 kg |
The robust frame, including the doors of the garbage bin box, is made of tubular steel with a square profile (3 mm) which is then hot-dip galvanized. The sheet metal with which the garbage bin box is clad has a thickness of 1.5 and 2 mm.
The extremely robust material chosen ensures the highest resilience and long service life of the garbage bin box. All components, frames and galvanized sheets are then powder-coated with a German powder paint . You have a standard choice of RAL 7016 anthracite, DB 703 metallic iron mica or RAL 9006 light gray metallic. Of course we can produce all your color requests for a small additional charge.
The high-quality powder coating gives the bin box the color finish, an elegant look, makes it durable and offers protection from wind and weather. All connections are made with aluminium-zinc rivets, which are also coated in the color of the sheet metal so that they are not noticeable.
The garbage bin box owes its
high resilience and
long service life to a complex process in which the garbage bin box is given a
high-quality double coating. In the first step of the process, the material is hot-dip galvanized in an immersion bath. All parts are also protected from rust on the inside
. After the "fine plaster", the so-called fine sanding of the surface, the powder coating is baked.