Addis 40 Litre Plastic Set of 3 Recycling 40 litre Waste Utility Bins, Black colour coded Lids Green, Red, Yellow

We have separate collections for landfill, card/paper, and plastic/tins, so the 3 bin solution is ideal for me. My previous bins had an opening mechanism that failed but these just have a lid that is lifted to open. Although at 40 litres they are not large, they are quite adequate and of course take up less space. The colour coding helps me to get the right bin. Very pleased with them.

We needed these to roll out at work in advance of the new waste separation regulations. When previously ordered they hadn't arrived, but the seller did offer to send another set with Fedex. They seem good quality and a set of 4 (with a grey one ) fit neatly in the places we need them too.

I like that they all fit together as it makes them look a lot neater than three standalone bins. Lightweight so easy to empty and clean. Wish we'd have gone for slightly bigger ones though - you'll find quite a lot of room left in your black bin bag when changing.

Ordered 2 sets of these. Really good quality at a reasonable price. Recycling now easy.

We have recently changed from single recycling, all in one bag to having to sort them out between glass, paper and plastics. The bags the council have given us are awful, so I got these to use indoors, then throw them all in the respective bags on collection day. A very good purchase.

Easily identify your bins by having colour coded lids. These bins can be purchased individually or in sets up to four. The four colour choices for the lids are red, green, blue and yellow. Each has a capacity of 40 litres, and with the drop down lids you can fill right up to the top. At under £30 for the three set I bought they are extremely good value for money.

Keeps my kitchen looking tidy. They interlock with eachother to save space. Great value for money, would recommend!

The bins are a reasonable size and fit perfectly in my cubbyhole. I was impressed they were made with recycled plastic. However, two of the lids had a small piece each broken off (where you can attach the bins). The bits were in the bottom of the last bin (they were stacked to be shipped). By this point, I'd already put re-cycling labels on the bases. I would've sent them back but tbh I couldn't be bothered taking the labels off, re-boxing three bins & lids, & then driving to the post office to send them back. I wasn't sure whether I could just get the 2 lids replaced, which would've been more manageable. If it wasn't for the damage, I would've given a higher rating.