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Frequently Asked Questions
Answers on procurement, specification and standards. Weber GmbH & Co. KG manufactures wheelie bins, waste containers and refuse bins in premium quality at its site in Haan, Germany.
Ordering & Delivery
Does Weber have a minimum order quantity for wheelie bins and waste containers?
Yes. Weber supplies from five containers upwards. This applies to every size from 10 to 1100 litres.
How long does delivery of Weber waste containers take?
Delivery takes from one week. Weber arranges larger quantities and special versions individually.
Does Weber deliver abroad?
Yes. Weber ships worldwide, either ex works in Haan or delivered free domicile.
Specification & Customisation
What colours are Weber wheelie bins available in?
Weber produces containers as standard in grey, black, green, yellow, brown and blue, allowing waste streams to be separated by colour.
Can Weber add a company logo or identification to the containers?
Yes, by hot-foil stamping. There is no minimum quantity. Stamping is done in white, black or in the container colours.
Are spare parts available for older Weber containers?
Yes. Weber supplies spare parts for all container models, regardless of year of manufacture.
Does Weber produce containers from recycled material?
Yes. On request Weber manufactures with a recyclate content of up to 100 per cent.
What sizes does the Weber range cover?
From 10 to 1100 litres: pre-sorting containers of 10 and 50 litres, two-wheel containers from 60 to 360 litres and four-wheel containers from 660 to 1100 litres, plus the 0.4-litre MINI bin.
Standards, Origin & Approvals
Where are Weber wheelie bins manufactured?
Exclusively at the Haan site in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, where Weber has produced since 1969.
Which standard are Weber containers built to?
DIN EN 840. Weber additionally marks the containers with the guaranteed sound power level under Directive 2000/14/EC.
Does Weber offer containers for medical waste?
Yes. The clinical waste containers from 240 to 1100 litres are approved to UN 3291 and ADR/RID type 4H2 for classes II and III.
What does the lid-in-lid version mean?
A second, smaller lid set into the main lid, so small amounts can be thrown in without lifting the main lid. Weber offers it for 660, 770 and 1100 litres.
Can Weber containers be moved by forklift?
Yes, using forklift pockets. They are available for four-wheel waste containers.
How are Weber containers secured in place?
With a central brake that locks the container. It is available for all four-wheel waste containers.
Question not answered here?
Weber answers individual questions on sizes, quantities and special versions directly.