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What are the dimensions of a 660 litre bin?

The dimensions of a 660 litre bin are roughly 1.30 m tall, 1.26 m wide and 0.72 m deep, on four wheels. It is the same width as an 1100 litre bin but noticeably shallower, which is why it fits a narrow yard or alley where an 1100 will not. Makers vary by a few centimetres, so measure the gate or doorway first. It holds about 10 standard bin bags and suits a restaurant, a larger café, a mid-size office or a shop with regular deliveries. If you fill it twice a week, an 1100 on the same round is usually the cheaper lift.
Part of the Bin Collection FAQ, covering Commercial Bin Collection.
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