Selections GF6500 Triple Wheelie Bin Screen

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The manufacturer has provided this unit with a ‘heavy duty’ plastic floor, which provides strength and stability to the ‘secondary’ foot bolt when bolting the main door. Another great feature is the ‘ piston-assisted’ lid which makes you bins easily accessible even when the doors are closed. Lattice trellis panels are made up of small squares which distort the line of sight to what is behind the panel. Great for screening, the square design makes it easier to break up the shape and disguise bulkier objects behind.

Based on our research, to store two regular 120 L bins, you’ll want a unit of around 130 x 74 x 110 cm . For storing two large 240 L bins, I recommend a unit of at least 145 x 80 x 125 cm. This should certainly be your first question. How much are you willing to spend? Be reasonable, be realistic, and don't spend more than you can afford. Since covers are usually cheaper than screens, your budget may determine which solution is right for you. What Kind of Commitment Do You Want? This ‘rustic’ design combines well with any outdoor space and hides those unsightly plastic wheelie bins behind its hinged side panels for easy access when needed.Ease of Set-Up/Application: You probably don't want to devote an entire weekend to hiding your bins, so do look out for screens and covers that are easy to set up or to apply. The fewer pieces, the better! We've rounded up a selection of practical wheelie bin storage, including single, double and triple wheelie bin stores, multipurpose recycling bin stores, and one design that's probably the most stylish bin store you'll ever see. Once assembled, this wheelie bin storage unit measures 120 cm high and 133.5 cm across with a depth of 84.5 cm. There’s no base, so it does require enough space to place it somewhere with a level surface; if you place it on gravel, you can mostly fill in the gap under the doors, but if you place it on paving there will be a space at the bottom.

One small feature we did like was the fact that the wheelie bin store was ventilated, which provided good air circulation and avoids damp and or condensation forming. If you have two large bins, the Keter Store-It-Out Maxis a great choice. However, if you only need to store smaller bins, you can downsize to the Keter Store-It-Out Midi Resin Outdoor Garden Storageunit.These free-standing screens are constructed from natural woven willow around a metal framework with hinged side panels and a simple ‘hook & eye’ latch for the front panel/s to be able to open and close them.

The sloped threshold at the entrance features in this model as well though, making it easy to wheel bins out when bin day comes along. As with anything you buy, there are a few things that you'll need to think about before making your investment: What Is Your Budget? Best For: Those with a higher budget, those willing to do a little work to really hide their bins away Bin Covers / Vinyls The majority of wheelie bin storage units are made from either UPVC plastic or wood. There are always pros and cons when it comes to choosing between these two materials, and it may ultimately come down to personal preference, but here are some of the most useful points to consider: UPVC Plastic Contruction Assembly instructions are provided and the various fixing come complete with the pre-cut panels. However, putting together this unit does take a while and we recommend that 2 persons undertake this exercise.For homes with multiple wheelie bins that require storing or screening, then this simple three-bin, natural wooden slatted wheelie bin store from ‘Monstershop’ is a possibility worth considering.