Plastic Waste Containers – Technical Drawings & Dimensions | 10 to 1100 Litres | W-Weber
Dimensions of all Weber waste containers from 10 to 1100 litres: height × depth × width in mm, weight and maximum load – with technical drawings as PDF. For 4-wheel containers the width always includes the lifting trunnions.
Technical drawings and exact dimensions for all Weber plastic waste containers – from 60 L to 1100 L. Heights, widths, depths and aperture measures for every 2-wheel and 4-wheel MGB model.
Waste container from manufacturer Weber
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Waste container manufacturer Weber offers you an optimal range of products in all commonly-used container sizes. Our high-grade 10 to 1100 litre bins are produced exclusively at the Haan location in Germany, using our tools on various injection moulding machines.
Weber mobile 2- and 4-wheeled plastic waste container in 60, 80, 120, 140, 180, 240, 360, 660, 770 and 1100 litre volume is available in green, grey, yellow, brown, blue, red, orange, etc. Waste container from Weber is ideal for the collection and disposal of general waste, paper, glass, packaging, etc.
Plastic Waste Containers 660–1100 L – Sizes & Drawings | 2-Wheel vs. 4-Wheel – Types, Volumes and Standards
Mobile plastic 4-wheeled waste bins
loading capacity: 440 kg
Waste container 1100 L flat lid – dimensions (PDF), in mm:
H/D/W: 1330 x 1065 x 1375
loading capacity: 440 kg
Waste container 1100 L flat lid, lid-in-lid – dimensions (PDF), in mm:
H/D/W: 1340 x 1065 x 1375
loading capacity: 440 kg
Waste container 1100 L flat lid Classic – dimensions (PDF), in mm:
H/D/W: 1309 x 1085 x 1371
loading capacity: 440 kg
Waste container 1100 L round lid, lid-in-lid – dimensions (PDF), in mm:
H/D/W: 1460 x 1065 x 1372
loading capacity: 440 kg
Waste container 1100 L round lid – dimensions (PDF), in mm:
H/D/W: 1460 x 1065 x 1372
loading capacity: 310 kg
Waste container 770 L – dimensions (PDF), in mm:
H/D/W: 1316 x 779 x 1371
loading capacity: 310 kg
Waste container 770 L lid-in-lid – dimensions (PDF), in mm:
H/D/W: 1345 x 779 x 1371
loading capacity: 270 kg
Waste container 660 L – dimensions (PDF), in mm:
H/D/W: 1230 x 772 x 1371
loading capacity: 270 kg
Waste container 660 L lid-in-lid – dimensions (PDF), in mm:
H/D/W: 1265 x 772 x 1371
Plastic Waste Containers 60–360 Litre – Sizes & Drawings
Mobile plastic 2-wheeled waste container
loading capacity: 144 kg
Wheelie bin 360 L – dimensions (PDF), in mm:
H/D/W: 1098 x 878 x 596
loading capacity: 96 kg
Wheelie bin 240 L – dimensions (PDF), in mm:
H/D/W: 1067 x 720 x 576
loading capacity: 72 kg
Wheelie bin 180 L – dimensions (PDF), in mm:
H/D/W: 1063 x 712 x 477
loading capacity: 56 kg
Wheelie bin 140 L – dimensions (PDF), in mm:
H/D/W: 1050 x 550 x 478
loading capacity: 48 kg
Wheelie bin 120 L – dimensions (PDF), in mm:
H/D/W: 930 x 550 x 475
loading capacity: 40 kg
Wheelie bin 80 L – dimensions (PDF), in mm:
H/D/W: 939 x 520 x 445
loading capacity: 40 kg
Wheelie bin 60 L – dimensions (PDF), in mm:
H/D/W: 935 x 520 x 445
Plastic Waste Containers & Litter Bins 10–50 Litre – Sizes & Drawings
net weight: 500 g
Pre-sorting bin 10 L – dimensions (PDF), in mm:
H/D/W: 309 x 279 x 208
Plastic Waste Containers for Clinical Waste 360–1100 Litre – Sizes & Drawings
Hospital waste – safely collected and transported
Our lockable waste container for medical waste in 360, 660, 770 and 1100 litre is manufactured in accordance with EN 840 and are suitable for the storage and transportation of solid hazardous materials (clinical waste, unspecified, NOS).
loading capacity: 144 kg
Clinical waste container 360 L – dimensions (PDF), in mm:
H/D/W: 1098 x 878 x 596
loading capacity: 270 kg
Clinical waste container 660 L – dimensions (PDF), in mm:
H/D/W: 1230 x 772 x 1371
loading capacity: 310 kg
Clinical waste container 770 L – dimensions (PDF), in mm:
H/D/W: 1316 x 779 x 1371
loading capacity: 440 kg
Clinical waste container 1100 L – dimensions (PDF), in mm:
H/D/W: 1309 x 1085 x 1371
Plastic Waste Containers: 2-Wheel vs. 4-Wheel – Types, Volumes and Standards
Selecting the right plastic waste container is not simply a question of price – it starts with the application. Whether a 120-litre plastic bin for a single household or a 1,100-litre large-volume container for an industrial complex: the system chosen determines logistics, vehicle technology and operating costs for years to come. The technical drawings and exact dimensions on this page help specifiers, fleet managers and procurement teams make well-informed decisions from the outset.
2-Wheel Plastic Waste Containers – Compact and Proven
2-wheel plastic waste containers are tipped via two rear wheels into the collection vehicle's loading mechanism. They represent the most widely used container type in municipal household waste collection. Standard volumes are 60 l, 80 l, 120 l, 140 l, 180 l and 240 litres. The 120-litre plastic bin is designed for one- to two-person households with a fortnightly collection cycle. The 240-litre version is the standard size for multi-person households and small commercial premises. Both are emptied automatically via a comb-bar or pin lifting device – no manual lifting required. All Weber 2-wheel bins are manufactured to EN 840 and feature UV-stabilised, fully recyclable polyethylene walls for long service life in all weather conditions.
4-Wheel Large Plastic Waste Containers – High Capacity, High Efficiency
4-wheel plastic waste containers stand on four swivel castors and are pushed rather than pulled. Emptying is carried out via a standardised comb-lifting bar on side-loader or rear-loader vehicles, which automatically lifts and empties the container. Available volumes are 660 litres, 770 litres and 1,100 litres. These containers are used wherever significant waste volumes arise: residential complexes, hotels, supermarkets, hospitals, production facilities and event venues. The 1,100-litre plastic waste container carries up to 440 kg in accordance with EN 840 Part 3.
Lid-in-Lid (LiL) Plastic Bins – Reducing Contamination
The Lid-in-Lid variant integrates a smaller inner aperture lid within the main lid of the plastic waste container, reducing the entry opening to discourage the disposal of bulky or incorrect waste. Weber offers this design for the 660-litre, 770-litre and 1,100-litre models. The exact aperture dimensions are shown in the technical drawings above.
Dimensions of Plastic Waste Containers – What the Drawings Show
Each technical drawing on this page provides the three critical external dimensions: overall height (H), overall depth (D) and overall width (W), all given in millimetres. The drawings also illustrate axle clearance, lid overhang, wheel diameter and the position of the lifting bar notch – data essential for vehicle compatibility checks and site-planning calculations. Specifying the correct plastic waste container means verifying not only volume but also footprint against available space on the collection route, in the bin store or on the waste platform. Weber's complete range of plastic mobile waste containers – from the compact 60-litre 2-wheel bin to the heavy-duty 1,100-litre flat-lid large container – is manufactured at the Haan plant in Germany using injection-moulded, high-density polyethylene (HDPE) to EN 840 standards.
Dimensions table of all containers 0.4–1100 L
Frequently asked questions
How big is a 240 L wheelie bin?
Height 1067 mm, depth 720 mm, width 576 mm; maximum load 96 kg, weight 11.7 kg.
How big is a 1100 L waste container?
1100 L Flat Lid (FL): 1330 × 1065 × 1375 mm (H × D × W), maximum load 440 kg. Round Lid (RL): height 1460 mm. All values in the table below.
Why is the width of 4-wheel containers larger?
The width includes the lifting trunnions – that is the dimension you need for the bin area.
Are technical drawings available?
Yes, for every container as a PDF download on this page.
Dimensions from the Weber product brochure, for 4-wheel containers including lifting trunnions; manufactured in Haan to EN 840. Standards and testing: quality & certificates.