Extra Heavy Duty Bin Liners

LDPE (Low-Density Polyethylene) bin liners are thicker, more stretchable, and flexible, making them ideal for heavy or irregular waste. HDPE (High-Density Polyethylene) bin liners are thinner, stiffer, and more economical, best for lighter, uniform rubbish such as office or restroom waste.

LDPE bin liners are highly resistant to tears and punctures thanks to their thickness and elasticity, making them suitable for jagged or heavy waste. HDPE liners are durable for light-duty use but less effective with rough or sharp rubbish.

It depends on what you’re throwing away:

• Light waste (office papers): 10–12 microns
• General waste (kitchen rubbish): 18–25 microns
• Heavy or sharp waste: 25 microns or more
  Thicker liners are stronger and less likely to tear.

Yes. LDPE liners are designed to handle heavy, irregular, or sharp rubbish such as catering refuse, construction debris, and food waste. Their stretchability reduces the risk of splitting or tearing.

Use this quick rule:
Width = (Bin circumference ÷ 2) + 5–10 cm allowance
Length = Bin height + 20–30 cm overhang for tying
Typical guides: 27–36 L (small office), 54–73 L (medium), 120 L Small wheelie-bin liners, 240 L wheelie-bin liners.

Kitchen/hospitality: Choose leak-resistant, thicker LD/LLD liners.Clinical/regulated waste: Follow your facility and state regulations (e.g., colour coding, printed compliance markings). Use approved clinical waste bags where required, as general bin liners aren’t a substitute.

Match size & thickness to the load.

Use LD/LLD for sharp/irregular waste.
Don’t overfill; leave enough overhang to twist and tie.
Double-bag for heavy/abrasive loads.
Use a liner cradle or bin stand to prevent snagging on rims.

Keep cartons cool, dry, and out of sunlight. Avoid heat sources.

• Conventional (HD/LD/LLD): Long shelf life if sealed and stored well.
• Compostable: Use within 6–12 months (check pack), as performance declines with heat/humidity.